"Lost", aka the best show on TV returned last night, and it did not disappoint. I don't really want to make thislalife a Lost Fanboy geekfest, so I'll just say this, "Lost" is officially impossible to pick up if you're not an obsessive fanboy combing over every detail (like me). For example, last night a character showed up at the end who had not been seen since Season 3. And not only that she was only in one episode in Season 3, and it that episode she was in a flashback. I mean if that's not obscure, I don't know what is. It some ways it's cool the writers are now just rolling deep with the fanboys, but this alienation of causual viewers can't make the average "I'm going to see what all the hype is about happy.
Lost Has Gone To The Geeks
January 22, 2009
"Lost", aka the best show on TV returned last night, and it did not disappoint. I don't really want to make thislalife a Lost Fanboy geekfest, so I'll just say this, "Lost" is officially impossible to pick up if you're not an obsessive fanboy combing over every detail (like me). For example, last night a character showed up at the end who had not been seen since Season 3. And not only that she was only in one episode in Season 3, and it that episode she was in a flashback. I mean if that's not obscure, I don't know what is. It some ways it's cool the writers are now just rolling deep with the fanboys, but this alienation of causual viewers can't make the average "I'm going to see what all the hype is about happy.
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