["Lost"] producers plan to address a selection of baffling bits of unfinished business on the season 6 DVD, which goes on sale in August. An ABC insider says the set will include “new content that addresses some of the unanswered questions in an entertaining way,” though disputed reports that there could be as much as 20 minutes worth of mystery-resolution material." - Entertainment Weekly
Are you freakin' kidding me? I watch six seasons and put up with all the unresolved balloon juice and I have to buy the Season Six DVD to fill in all the stuff you didn't think was important enough to include in the broadcast run of the show?
Well y'all can bite me. The mysteries are what have made the show so interesting. Forgive me for actually believing that you would never leave me hanging. I didn't watch the show 'wrong'. You just didn't keep up with the promises you made in nearly all the articles you did interviews for.
You led me around by the nose for all these years and got me interested in watching this show so much that I committed to it, in it's entirety since January of this year. I had finally reached the point where I couldn't stand to hear anyone else talk about it. I got sick of all the press telling me how great it was and I got tired of not being part of the 'phenomenon'.
Then, with the finale in sight,you basically admit that you didn't really have an answer for us in the first place. Then you decide that you do have answers but we need to buy the DVD and watch the ENTIRE SIXTH SEASON AGAIN to find them.
'Lost' hate us. 'Lost' resents us for watching. 'Lost' resents our love. I hope they enjoy the joke at our expense.
Sigh
You really need to check out Pop Culture Safari's list of questions about 'Lost'. These 'mysteries' have all but been abandoned in favor of the next made-up storyline proving that the writers had no idea whatsoever about what tale they wanted to tell.
Reading that list only annoyed me more. Let's get this show over with so I can return to my world where LIES don't dominate the experience. Welcome to post 20th Century North America people. Yeh, I said it.
