Wow. Can you even believe we've already rewatched the entire sixth season? Post your thoughts on the series finale.
I guess this is "the end" of life on our little island. Sad. I hope you'll still check in and say hello every now and again.
Monday, September 27, 2010
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
A Moment of Silence
It was on this day, six years ago, that Oceanic Flight 815 broke up in mid air and crashed, leaving the passengers (who did not perish) in perpetual peril. That same day, a collection of strangers witnessed the beginning of what would become the most compelling and well written show on television. Over the following six years (and 120+ hours of television brilliance), those strangers became friends; friends who discussed character development, celebrated character's triumphs, delighted in plot twists, and debated a variety of theories, from the plausible to the outrageous.
On this day in 2004, we all got LOST.
On this day in 2004, we all got LOST.
Monday, September 20, 2010
What They Died For - The Post LOST Watch
Does watching this penultimate episode mean anything different now that we know the truth about the Flash Sideways? Share your opinions. And be sure to comment on the latest thread if you have added a thought to a previous one, so that the rest of us know to check out your post.
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Across the Sea - the Post LOST Watch
Does seeing this episode through "seasoned" eyes change your opinion of it? Comment here once you have watched.
Monday, September 6, 2010
The Candidate - The Post LOST Watch
Since we know the truth about the flash-sideways, will we see any clues that we missed the first time around?
Monday, August 30, 2010
The Last Recruit - The Post LOST Watch
Okay, so the DVDs are out. Are you catching up? Commenting on the blog? Have you given up? (It kind of feels like it!)
I have to wait until my birthday to get the full series on DVD. I am Netflixing season six in the mean time. Got disk five, because I *had* to see the extras on it. Now I am waiting for disk one so I can start over.
In the meantime, next on the list is The Last Recruit. How will our opinion of the episode change as we see it again?
On a different note, I am completely and utterly devastated that LOST was shut out at the Emmys AGAIN. At least there were nominations, but with the exception of some of the Schmemmys (Kathy Griffin's word for the Creative Arts Emmys) where some Emmys might have been awarded to LOST (and I don't know), it was a complete failure. I mean, I know Mad Men is a great show and everything, but to overlook Emerson and O'Quinn (maybe they sort of canceled each other out?) and the series as well? Oh mylanta. (It doesn't help that Glee, my other favorite show, was passed over by the most part - except for the much-deserving Jane Lynch!)
The one bright light of the Emmys was Jorge's participation in the opening sequence. FanTABulous!
I have to wait until my birthday to get the full series on DVD. I am Netflixing season six in the mean time. Got disk five, because I *had* to see the extras on it. Now I am waiting for disk one so I can start over.
In the meantime, next on the list is The Last Recruit. How will our opinion of the episode change as we see it again?
On a different note, I am completely and utterly devastated that LOST was shut out at the Emmys AGAIN. At least there were nominations, but with the exception of some of the Schmemmys (Kathy Griffin's word for the Creative Arts Emmys) where some Emmys might have been awarded to LOST (and I don't know), it was a complete failure. I mean, I know Mad Men is a great show and everything, but to overlook Emerson and O'Quinn (maybe they sort of canceled each other out?) and the series as well? Oh mylanta. (It doesn't help that Glee, my other favorite show, was passed over by the most part - except for the much-deserving Jane Lynch!)
The one bright light of the Emmys was Jorge's participation in the opening sequence. FanTABulous!
Monday, August 23, 2010
Everybody Loves Hugo - The Post LOST Watch
I do love me some Hurley! How will this episode be more meaningful now that we know the outcome?
The big news of the week, of course, is the season 6 (and full series set) DVDs dropping tomorrow!
Also, the LOST "Profiles in History" auction was this weekend. Big ticket items include the Pilot script, signed by JJ and Damon ($15,000), Hurley's Camaro ($20,000), a DHARMA van ($45,000) and Faraday's journal ($27,500). You can see all the items and their winning bids here: http://www.liveauctioneers.com/catalog/22199 and http://www.liveauctioneers.com/catalog/22212/page1.
The big news of the week, of course, is the season 6 (and full series set) DVDs dropping tomorrow!
Also, the LOST "Profiles in History" auction was this weekend. Big ticket items include the Pilot script, signed by JJ and Damon ($15,000), Hurley's Camaro ($20,000), a DHARMA van ($45,000) and Faraday's journal ($27,500). You can see all the items and their winning bids here: http://www.liveauctioneers.com/catalog/22199 and http://www.liveauctioneers.com/catalog/22212/page1.
Monday, August 16, 2010
Happily Ever After - The Post LOST Watch
Desmond! Charlie! Will seeing this episode through more knowledgeable eyes help shed light on things to come?
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
The Package - The Post LOST Watch
Oops, I'm behind again! Summer days tend to run into each other. Two weeks until season 6 (and the full series) DVDs drop!
Monday, August 2, 2010
Ab Aeterno - The Post LOST Watch
This was an amazing, stand alone episode the first time around. It will be interesting to see what new light is shed by our knowledge of the final episodes.
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