How LOST Ends

urroner wrote:

BUT... Considering they're all on an island for 5 years or so. I doubt anyone finds them. So they either die trying to get off OR live happily ever after on the island.

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I didn't watch it much at all. which one of these was the Smoke Monster?

Here's what the end of LOST tells us: The writers are lazy schmucks who didn't have anything really underlying all of the insanity that was going on and they just came up with an ending that kind of worked and didn't tie up tons of loose ends. I could write this gibberish, pay me!

Florwood wrote:

BigCougsFan wrote:
BUT... Considering they're all on an island for 5 years or so. I doubt anyone finds them. So they either die trying to get off OR live happily ever after on the island.

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I didn't watch it much at all. which one of these was the Smoke Monster?

I don't know about the Monster, but the two in bikinis are Smokin'.... just sayin'.

Sir, you must be old. Ginger and Marianne are not hot. :) :) :bug:



The end of Lost was okay. It was a great show with a winding story line that could never be tied up in a one show finale. I found most of the answers they did provide unsatisfying (the numbers, the smoke monster) so I had no delusions that they would answer every question. Much is left to the imagination of the viewer, which is much more satisfying than having some writer fill in all the blanks. I mean, did you watch the finale of the X-files?! Talk about a bust.