Season 3 heading to Australia
Let the LOST references flow, the hatred spew... and profound excitement for season 3 begin.
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Never saw Lost.
What's to hate?
Been excited about S3 since they announced S3.
Anyway...
Judging by your title, it's been confirmed that they are setting S3, OR part of S3, in Australia?
Why would anyone hate that...what would be the harm?
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Never saw Lost.
What's to hate?
Lost started out good. A plane crashes on a tropical island, they encounter a polar bear, a man is killed by some large unseen creature and other weird stuff happens. However as the series went on, they just piled on more and more weirdness without really explaining any of it. Apparently the island is magical, can move, travel through time, cure crippling injuries, etc. It quickly became obvious that there was no grand plan for the show and that they were just making it up as they went along.
All the viewers who analyzed every "clue" to the mystery were just wasting their time.
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NO we werent. We found the answers . LOST was perfect start to finish. the answers are there... like the leftovers... you have to work for it
shareLost started out good. A plane crashes on a tropical island, they encounter a polar bear, a man is killed by some large unseen creature and other weird stuff happens. However as the series went on, they just piled on more and more weirdness without really explaining any of it. Apparently the island is magical, can move, travel through time, cure crippling injuries, etc. It quickly became obvious that there was no grand plan for the show and that they were just making it up as they went along.
All the viewers who analyzed every "clue" to the mystery were just wasting their time.
Reminds me of this commercial (can't remember the product); that was set in a modern(?) art museum.
Anyway...
People are standing around discussing and admiring the artist's brilliance in his use of a single sport jacket to express yada yada yada.
While all this artistic profundity is going on...another visitor walks up, takes his coat of the hook, puts it on, and leaves.
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Love the analogy, Trendrick. ; )
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