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Posted by Andy on 10/22/68 11:43
"Bulla" <bigbulla@*spam*.ntlworld.com> wrote in message
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> "Andy" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
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>> "Andy F Batter" <uknewsgroups@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>>> "Andy" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
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>>>> Anti-climax doesn't quite say it. After all that i wouldn't even
>>>> consider series2.
>>>
>>> That's the way I saw it to. It seemed more like a palce for an advert
>>> break than for the season finale to take place. As soon as you watch
>>> the
>>> start of the second series, you'll soon forget all about the flat ending
>>> of the first though.
>>>
>>> With Lost you've got to understand it's not about getting to the
>>> destination, it's about enjoying the ride. They're going to string it
>>> out
>>> for years, so you've just got to enjoy it on an episode by episode
>>> basis,
>>> or not bother with it at all.
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>> I hear what you're saying but i can see us having the same exchange at
>> the
>> end
>> of series2 and start of series3 :)
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> Thats the point though, its the not knowing thats half the fun of it, your
> going to get an explantion at the end of it all so you just have to go
> along with it. If you cant stand the not knowing then Lost isnt the show
> for you.
>
> Bulla
I agree. At about half way through EP1 I was keen to get to the end and
find out what was going on. I didnt particularly find the episodes
fascinating or interesting, it was knowing that i was going to find out
what was on the island that kept me interested.
The fact there was no answer, or even some answers, after all those hours
viewing ruined it for me.
The cynical side of me says - End of Episode 5 Jack wakes up and it was all
a dream.
I'm not normally this cynical but i was so disappointed with that EP1 final
episode last night.
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