Lost Season 6 - RE: LA X

or that it sucked.

I just got to Sun, Jin and Sayid dying on the sub in my rewatch. I should really stop there and pretend the show was abruptly cancelled.

One thing I liked about Season 6... Alexis Rousseau got hawtttt. Right? She's over 18 I hope. eep

Alexandra?

The hottest chick in the whole series dated one of the foogliest (Sayid & Shannon). That whole plot-line confused the hell out of me.

well give credit where it's due, that was the actor's idea, wasn't it?

― Philip Nunez, Thursday, December 30, 2010 12:24 PM (5 hours ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

yeah, was wondering if he bribed the writers. poor Nadia.

― i love you but i have chosen snarkness (Steve Shasta), Thursday, December 30, 2010 12:31 PM (5 hours ago)

happily about to post about LOST at night right now

I have said this upthread but the writing, ideas and execution for the last like five episodes of this show are pretty pretty much on the level of some saturday morning pokemon shit

remember how sayid was evil and had a different accent and the others at the temple tried to get jack to kill him for like four straight episodes?

and then at the end he sacrificed himself i guess? because he wasn't evil anymore. because of...i forget.

anyway fuck lost.

so satisfying to type out: fuck lost.

I guess the ending wasn't met with so much uproar because half the initial viewers and fans left after the 2nd season, prompting me with a lot of "i told you so's" (told me what?) when I vented to them how pissed off I was for denying 8270372702 hours of my life so I could absorb every detail of a show in the hopes that I would be rewarded with a proper answer.

last season was terrible but i think all of the others have redeeming aspects at least.

Why would a person (Shasta) watch this show knowing that it was terrible? That is worse that all you who were in on it while it was live.

i enjoyed the first five seasons and most of the sixth for the most part. my beef is with the way the chose to end the show... simply awful.

so satisfying to type out: fuck lost.

Apparently Cuse is surprised by this thing called an obsessed fanbase?

been watching a lot of Brisco County lately, would totally be up for Cuse doing a new show set in the 1800s

I discussed projects with a variety of producers and executives. They ranged from the sublime — an adaptation of Stephen King’s wonderful novel “Under the Dome,” which for a variety of reasons did not work out — to some decidedly less so: a guy and a ghost are a detective team. Or my favorite: a show about a hot dolphin trainer and her dolphins who work at an aquarium by day but perform secret missions for the government by night. (I know what you’re thinking: No, I don’t know how they get the dolphins back to the aquarium every morning by dawn.)

This guy.

a guy and a ghost are a detective team

Already been done.

http://images-mediawiki-sites.thefullwiki.org/07/2/1/9/1176439145069533.jpg

twice
http://static.letsbuyit.com/filer/images/uk/products/original/140/70/randall-and-hopkirk-deceased-the-complete-second-series-dvd-2001-14070827.jpeg

Trying to think of a gender reversal version so I could post "Three times. A lady."

fun read, and i laughed at the polar bear clipart

On May 10, 2010 the SyFy Channel announced that it had secured the rights to 'Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased)' and were looking to develop a pilot.

33) Damon Lindelof

Charges: As co-creator of “Lost” and co-writer of the monumentally terrible final episode, Lindelof first conjured a confusing yet entertaining sci-fi epic but then, despite its mechanical sound, the “Smoke Monster” turns out to be the ghost of the father of liberal philosophy, side plots about mental illness and alternate universes go nowhere, paper-thin characters inexplicably commune with the dead, and finally, in a clichéd, Old Testament-inspired supernatural battle, evil is defeated when a big rock dildo is crammed into a shiny hole by a handsome, emotionless doctor. And the whole damn thing—concocted entirely on the fly, with no eye toward resolution—from the plane crash to the time travel was actually just some brightly-lit, stained glass, feel-good, new-age, ecumenical afterlife delirium. Right. Fuck you, Damon Lindelof. Fuck you, for stealing 127 hours of our lives, giving us hope that television needn’t be utterly awful, and then shitting out the most hackneyed, series-diminishing, spiritually pandering, lowest common denominator deus ex machina to ever air on TV. Fuck you. Fuck you with a fake beard.

Aggravating factor: One of his favorite films is Bambi.

Sentence: Something incredibly convoluted, followed by a tremendously unsatisfying ending.

but it wasn't all a dream! only the pointless season 6 flashes.

it's been a year since the finale aired! still pissed off tbh.

http://io9.com/5827048/jj-abrams-wants-your-ideas-for-how-lost-should-have-ended

Because, you see:

For years, I had people praising Lost to death, and now they say: 'I'm so pissed at you for the end of Lost.' I think a lot of people who were upset with the ending, were just upset that it ended. And I've not yet heard the pitch of what the ending should have been. I've just heard: 'That sucked.'

god what a fucking moron

I'll do it if he's paying!

jj abrams...remember how you spent half of the last season in a useless temple full of useless characters that contributed nothing to the plot or emotional resonance? die in all the fires that ever were.

"how should it have ended?" idk start by changing like 2/5ths of what came before.

"screw you guys, i'd like to see you come up with something better than pulling a glowy plug out of a thing"

^lol

There are probably a thousand possible endings I would enjoy more than "everyone on the island goes to non-denominational heaven"

jj abrams...remember how you spent half of the last season in a useless temple full of useless characters that contributed nothing to the plot or emotional resonance? die in all the fires that ever were.

― a dry, airless meringue (reddening), Wednesday, August 3, 2011 5:37 PM (44 minutes ago) Bookmark

he might not remember that, seemed like his involvement was very minimal by the end, i wonder if he was even like reading the scripts for they filmed them and signed off with his approval or anything

otm, double-j moved on years before

in that quote, at least, he doesn't seem to be disputing that it sucked

he's kinda going "heckuva job, brownie" to cuse and lindelof imo

ha, otm

loool so otm

this morning im working myself up in a lather about the finale for no reason

But there was a dog

fuck this show

i wonder how many people own just the first 5 seasons on DVD and will never complete the collection like my fam

---> this guy

fuck this show

― tpp, Wednesday, 16 May 2012 15:38 (44 minutes ago) Bookmark

Still feel thankful that I never even started with this show.

When it was good, it was SO good. Plus the mystery aspect made my friends & I come together for weekly Lost Parties to eat yummy food, watch the show, discuss. We're still looking for another show all of us can get on board with.

Two and a Half Men, in which you can discuss the mystery of its very existence.

:*(

this morning im working myself up in a lather about the finale for no reason

I prolly do this about once a month on average. The experience isn't terribly dissimilar to a long-term relationship that's going really well for a long time and then quickly turfs out for no immediately discernible reason. There's a lot of residual bitterness and tarnished memories and burning stuff in your backyard.