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So we bought the munchies...



put the kids to bed early...



drank caffeinated anything to stay awake...



and catch the whole two and a half hour LOST sha-bang...



only to still feel entirely confused???



Seriously.



If you understood it...help a girl out!



And here's to hoping the 24 finale is better tv than that!

Comments

Anonymous said…
Here in England they showed it at 5am (9pm California time) so that we didn't hear spoilers from across the Atlantic.

I had read over and over again all questions would be answered, in fact I was left with more questions. It was an "easy" ending but it the when, how, what's were lost on me.

Sigh!

And now I'm drinking a caffinated anything to stay away all today! :)
Marissa's Dad said…
There's no understanding- it was written intentionally vague to foster internet discussion.
JSmith5780 said…
I was so disappointed that I stayed up for that!

Pass the coffee! It'll be a miracle if I make it through the day.
Anonymous said…
Just watched a glimpse of it because I left it in the first season. I clicked on comments to see if anyone had an explanation - no luck!

In the bit I saw it appeared Long and the Koreans had a premonition of the plane crash from the hospital - ? Time-warping is almost always hard to get right on tv.

I know. No help from me!

Barbara

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