LOST Season 6 !

[Purple Monkey]

Happy about the end. Glad it wasn't all completely spelled out and we are left, quite rightly, to use our imaginations.

I'm glad it pissed people off. All good things tend to piss off a majority.

[Atlanteanlost]

Surely the whole thing was just Jack's purgatory? It all ended when HE died on the island with the final scene being the same as the opening scene, thus a personal journey and redemption!

[philipsteak]

Shame there wont be a cop show spin-off now

[Purple Monkey]

Deleted scene from the finale...

Edited May 25, 2010 by Purple Monkey

[oafc0000]

What a shit TV series

[ampersand]

What a shit TV series

[philipsteak]

What a shit TV series

[oafc0000]

And that makes you happy.

[ampersand]

It makes me happy that I worked this out by the third episode of Season One and it makes me happy to see people trying to work out what the hell happened so long after the event.

[oafc0000]

you knew about the smoke monster, jacob, the dharma initiative and all the time travel stuff by the third episode? that's good going. you should give scotland yard a call, think you may be of use

[beadfc]

Not a bad ending I thought. I can't believe it's been going on for so long and now it's over.

I've got the box set for the West Wing if anyone fancies coming over and getting stuck in? I need something else in my life now.

[ampersand]

The f**king smoke monster

Do none of you care how many hours you have wasted

Edited May 25, 2010 by ampersand

[oafc0000]

did you watch every episode then? do you know what it was?

and how is it wasted if we thoroughly enjoyed it and are left satisfied at the end? and wanting to go and do it all again.

[ampersand]

I have no idea what the "smoke monster" was and I think I am better for not knowing what it was

[Lithium05]

I'm still not convinced that it was "limbo"? The way I see it, everything on the island happened and they all went on to live their lives as they were meant to. They died all at different times but waited to come together before they "moved on"? But it was early!! I liked the ending!

[oafc0000]

the whole basis of the island, and the losties being on it, was to do with the smoke monster and his motives. so you can't really claim to have 'worked it out' if you have no idea what it was.

[philipsteak]

You missed my point... I worked out it was shit!

[oafc0000]

Good for you

[philipsteak]

This isn't about you praising me, its me pitying you

[Atlanteanlost]

To be completely honest, the ending was utter crap wasn't it. So much unexplained, and although I like a little spiritual mystery, it was all a bit underwhelming.

It was shit writing, making it up as they went over the 6 seasons, thus being unable to actually answer the questions raised. It was intriguing and interesting a couple of seasons back before it started to become all about faith and destiny.

Come on! In reality how many of you are dissatisfied and pissed off with the end?

Edited May 25, 2010 by Atlanteanlost

[oafc0000]

What for?

[Lithium05]

Fairly sure the spoiler text was unneccessary, surely anyone who hadn't seen the finale would have steered clear of the thread (plus if I want to read everything written I have to reply to each individual post! Bloody Iphones!)

Anyway my take (probably repeating a few but it's too tedious to go back and read everything written)

- Everything on the Island happened, and was not some sort of limbo or purgatory.

- The alternative time-line was a form of purgatory/limbo that after the died (Hurley, Ben, Rose, Bernard and those who escaped the island would have lived full lives) allowed them to all meetup and move on to the next plain.

- This theory is backed up by the exchange between Ben and Hurley - "you were a great number two", implies they ran the island together for some time before dying.

- Ben didn't go into the church because there were too many people who he had wronged, and despite his reform, he chose to stay behind.

Yeah there were alot of unanswered questions, but overall I found the ending very satisfying, and dare I say it - Brilliant.

[philipsteak]

For wasting six seasons and still finding yourselfs trying to work out WTF just happened

[ampersand]

Fairly sure the spoiler text was unneccessary, surely anyone who hadn't seen the finale would have steered clear of the thread (plus if I want to read everything written I have to reply to each individual post! Bloody Iphones!)

Anyway my take (probably repeating a few but it's too tedious to go back and read everything written)

- Everything on the Island happened, and was not some sort of limbo or purgatory.

- The alternative time-line was a form of purgatory/limbo that after the died (Hurley, Ben, Rose, Bernard and those who escaped the island would have lived full lives) allowed them to all meetup and move on to the next plain.

- This theory is backed up by the exchange between Ben and Hurley - "you were a great number two", implies they ran the island together for some time before dying.

- Ben didn't go into the church because there were too many people who he had wronged, and despite his reform, he chose to stay behind.

Yeah there were alot of unanswered questions, but overall I found the ending very satisfying, and dare I say it - Brilliant.

[Purple Monkey]

Yeah the afterlife party was just all the Losties meeting up after they had all died in real life. Time doesn't exist there, there's no such thing.

At the end they had all found each other. They were no longer Lost. They were happy. That was the point.

Never watched anything that has made me care so much for so many characters to such a massive extent. That could only happen at the end of a long series.