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Originally posted by squaresoft7
Mostly cause its the only thing on, on weds night, and i pray it may turn around since i've watched all of it, i know the whole story so i have hopes it may one day lead to something, so far its seems as though this show could go on forever with no definite track or ending. When at first it seemed as this was meant to be a mini series.

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Originally posted by squaresoft7
Mostly cause its the only thing on, on weds night, and i pray it may turn around since i've watched all of it, i know the whole story so i have hopes it may one day lead to something, so far its seems as though this show could go on forever with no definite track or ending.

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Originally posted by squaresoft7
Well get the tv guide and check it out, weds stinks for tv, and most of the rest of the week, except for thurs which is survivor which i'll admit this season is lame and apprentice which is probably equally so. But i'll ask you this to maybe help me grasp the point of lost, in the first 2 episodes there was this invisible thing that scared everyone, then it pulls the plane pilot from a 3 story vertical fuselage and kills him and throws him in a tree. All 3 of main characters saw it, yet tell no one, and now we havent seen it since, except for the time the old man saw it and apparently wasnt killed because he figured it out? If this thing is manifested by a combined angst of the total "village" of lost people how come it killed the unsuspecting pilot who didnt even know about it? I'm not saying some people wouldn't like this show, obviously alot do, i'm just saying as a blind buy (one of the original questions in this thread) I can't forsee that as a recommendation.

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Originally posted by BeckysBoy
As far as watching it simply because it's the only thing on, why? I refer you to the name of this site. Make Wednesday movie night and pull something off the shelf. Better yet, turn the TV off and read a book, go out, or commune with another human being. There's no law that says you HAVE to watch TV every night of the week. I think I'd kill myself if there was.

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Originally posted by vedderstapp
Personally, I love the fact that they are taking it slow, and letting the characters develop. Last week's episode with the hobbit rock star was one of the best episodes of TV I have ever seen, I got really emotionally involved, and it was a really wonderful piece of storytelling.

'Lost' is not for everyone, but don't for a moment think that it's a 'Sci-Fi, Monster Island, everybody dies' type deal. This is character development, and I for one love it.

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Lost - A small DVD update for the hot new series

Posted by David Lambert
1/25/2005

In mid-November we reported that Lost DVDs were on the minds of the show's producers from the start, and that writer Paul Dini had mentioned them, and that TVShowsOnDVD owner Gord Lacey had gotten additional information about all the work that was going into the set's production. What we mainly didn't know then was the timeframe to expect it in. However, as we said, it was a pretty safe bet to say that we expect that it would be "released in the weeks leading up the start of the second season".

Yesterday there was a Lost bulletin at SciFiWire, the news service of SciFi.com (the website of the Sci Fi Channel). It talked a lot about various goings-on at the show, but it also mentioned the DVDs in passing. This time, the timeframe was clearly mentioned:

(Co-Creator Damon) Lindelof said that a DVD set of the first season will come out this summer, before a second season begins in the fall.

So, late in the Summer of 2005, it looks like. It's good to narrow it down a bit. There's still much more info to come, once the studio (Buena Vista) makes their official announcement. Stay tuned and we'll bring all of that to you! Thanks to reader Bobby Parker for letting us know about SciFiWire's post.

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