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Anybody here watch the show Lost? If so whats your feedback on last nights show finale?

 

Personally I am rathered dissapointed seeing the writers and producers threw in a bunch of questions and didnt answer them all. I understand now the show was pretty much a love story with an adventerous twist to it.

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I actually thought it was pretty good after I thought about it and figured everything out.

 

Everything on the island actually did happen. The flash forwards or to "current" times, when Jack has a son was a made up life, it's them waiting on everyone else to die so they can all meet at the church. Everyone was dead, but they all died at different times.

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I actually thought it was pretty good after I thought about it and figured everything out.

 

Everything on the island actually did happen. The flash forwards or to "current" times, when Jack has a son was a made up life, it's them waiting on everyone else to die so they can all meet at the church. Everyone was dead, but they all died at different times.

 

Well said. But when did Jack die?

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I actually thought it was pretty good after I thought about it and figured everything out.

 

Everything on the island actually did happen. The flash forwards or to "current" times, when Jack has a son was a made up life, it's them waiting on everyone else to die so they can all meet at the church. Everyone was dead, but they all died at different times.

 

Well said. But when did Jack die?

 

 

 

 

Jack wasn't the last to die, but he was the last one they showed die. When he closed his eyes right at the end, is when he died. Hugo and Ben were still alive at that point and could have lived for 50 more years. Same story with the people that were in the plane.

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I was just amazed that the Ajira plane actually flew, and I am just curious to where did they find that blow torch to fix that window at the last minute... Overall it was a good show and kept me always asking myself numerous of questions.

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I agree with and understand everything that Robert said above. I thought it was a great episode but not a good ending to the series. I wish the writers would have answered more questions instead of focusing on everyone "waking up" in purgatory.

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Yeah, I wanted to know more about the purpose of the island and what the deal with the light is?

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