"Lost" TV Show - Currently Season 2 (US aired)


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I think lock has alot to do with the island in general... cant tell you my reasons cause i dont knwo just who really is in a wheel chair, then can walk and be one the best the island has....

problem is the show got everyone to like him INCLUDING ME

but i would trust him for ISH!!!!

Not me, if anything this season has made me hate him even more :p

i think that is her... you can see it in the eyes. dont get hung up on her hair looking so different.

ahhhh...did not notice that it was clickable...lol...i was just going off of the little pic...definetly looks like it could be her full-size....

it is libby

now..is she a patient or a doctor?

notice the plastic thing on the table..that's for taking meds..

on the island she says shes the psychologist but im thinking she is the patient :rofl:

by her clothes and her look and the plastic thing, she's definetely a patient

at first my theory was she was implanted on the island for the purpose of looking at the tallies and losties and see how they are coping with the so called experiment but maybe now she is patient due to a past occurance :unsure:

Man this show is great... but its so F***ing slow!!! and to be honest iam begining to feel there just dragging it out far too much...

I mean, is it just me or can everyone predict exactly whats going to happen???

I would wait and just buy the dvd, but I read that the writters havn't even got an ending written out yet?!??! WTF??

IMO this great has been a wasted oportunity.... it could have been amazing..... but its just turned out to be a good soap opera. :s

Ps: iam in ireland so only about 7/6 epsoides into season2.

hmm yea i geuss.. its just less than one hour every week, and it seem they could cover what happens in 30 mins.

infact it probably is one 30mins with out the ads, so they could pobably cut it down to 15 mins...

accch its just moving too slow, i feel iam already ahead of the show.

the episodes are beginning to pick up, however the time in between episodes are extending. yawn

Exactly, blame ABC! They show an epsiode and then take a two week break. I believe that the episodes themselves are well balanced... its just waiting two weeks for the next installment gives the sense that the plot is moving slowly when in fact its just the way ABC has decided to air the episodes. Case in point, a lot of people complained the second episode of season two was terrible and slow... but it was designed to be aired as a two-hour episode with the first episode. So because ABC changed things around it seems as if the show is poorly crafted.

Anyone bought the Lost soundtrack that came out today? If so, what did you think? Worth the purchase?

:crazy: Let me try to explain the breaks once more. Try to understand this, or at least humor me.

CSI started the exact same week (9/22/2005) that Lost (9/21/2005) did this season, so with that in mind. CSI has had (including this week) 17 episodes; Lost has had (including this week) :o 15 episodes. Only two less than CSI :crazy:

So as you can simply see, Lost and CSI are relatively close in the amount of episodes that have shown. I suspect other popular shows are similar. It is in no way ABC's fault, it is the market that dictates these sorts of things. List to The Official Lost Podcast they'll explain why they're is so many breaks.

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