Do you think LOST will go past a 4th season?
04-02-07 | 07:59 AM
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Originally Posted by asianflow
http://www.lostpedia.com/wiki/Numbers
"It has been revealed in The Lost Experience that these six numbers are the core values of the Valenzetti Equation, a mathematical formula designed to predict the end of humanity. The purpose of the DHARMA Initiative is to change the factors leading to humanity's demise, which will be indicated by an alteration in at least one of these numbers."
"It has been revealed in The Lost Experience that these six numbers are the core values of the Valenzetti Equation, a mathematical formula designed to predict the end of humanity. The purpose of the DHARMA Initiative is to change the factors leading to humanity's demise, which will be indicated by an alteration in at least one of these numbers."
?Seriously, that clip of the girl in the lab (from Lost Experience) explains more about the plot than the 2nd half of season 2.
Anyhow, I think Lost needs to take example from "The Shield". It's better to have 12 amazingly awesome episodes a season than 20+ elongated ones which are 1/2 filler.
04-04-07 | 01:11 PM
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Originally Posted by hardercore
That's just another media report jumping on the bash LOST bandwagon. I'm surprised they too didn't try and use the show's title in some sort of pun (Here's a suggestion -- "ABC's 'Lost' needs to 'find' its place in the primetime schedule" ...or "ABC's Wednesday night dominance is all but 'Lost'" )
They can go fuck off ... The third season of LOST is far better than the second and creeping up there towards the first.
They can go fuck off ... The third season of LOST is far better than the second and creeping up there towards the first.
Now, I have a friend who rented the DVDs and watched the first half of this season through "alternate channels", and is now caught up and watching the shows live. But he's the exception to the rule, as its a big commitment to watch 60-odd shows in a small amount of time like that and catch up.
