Cheapest I can find it just bought. Amazon price is 44.99
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philmitchell
16 Dec 16#1
Don't think I could sit through watching this again :laughing:
Dr_Lovegod
16 Dec 16#2
Amazing concept. Still don't understand it but I'm off on my 4th watching. In summary they are all dead when they die it's not clear hence my 4th watching. Anyone know when they die? Even the lost forums shed no light. Rpp £360 really? Heat from me though.
jarjarmustdie to Dr_Lovegod
16 Dec 16#4
Surely they all die in the initial plane crash?
missingno to Dr_Lovegod
16 Dec 162#12
Well ... they're all dead in the flashsideways/that alternate timeline in season 6, but many of the characters never die in terms of the ongoing storyline. Characters like Kate, Sawyer, Hurley and Ben - who got off, or chose to stay - are alive at the end of the series. At some point, they die, as everybody does, and join the others who've already died in the flashsideways timeline
jarjarmustdie
16 Dec 16#3
Spolier
They are all dead
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Dr_Lovegod
16 Dec 16#5
Maybe but not all? Jack is miserable freckles nice and unsure about john lock as for the others and the polar bear well ....
PhilK
16 Dec 16#6
Wish someone would permanently lose it
Lando
16 Dec 16#7
If you've never seen it then I'd say buy it. I've watched it twice and fancy a third. Really want it on blu ray so quite tempted.
AAB
16 Dec 16#8
It's available on Sky box set which may help someone.
ChrisIW
16 Dec 16#9
It was all in the dog's imagination wasn't it?
Dr_Lovegod to ChrisIW
16 Dec 16#10
Was that the Labrador?
steveengland to ChrisIW
17 Dec 16#25
He licked a hallucinate toad and tripped the whole thing. woke up in a vet's cage with a dry mouth wonder wtf.
ToneC
16 Dec 16#11
Didn't he step out of the shower after being abducted by aliens whilst in a dream ?
TheBlackSmokeKnowsAll
16 Dec 161#13
The die when they die in the show. They survive the initial crash but most die during the course of the show. The island really is magical, what you see happen is real, not imagined. Only after they are dead do they meet up again in a purgatory while they reconcile their differences.
It magic.
Dr_Lovegod to TheBlackSmokeKnowsAll
16 Dec 16#18
Magic is real then eh?
breslau
16 Dec 161#14
That point in a TV show when there are too many seasons to be bothered to start.. I feel this way about Lost.
Ioa to breslau
16 Dec 16#15
6 seasons isn't too bad to be fair. It was excellent until season 4 started, but became a bit pathetic after that. There was one episode, the season 5 finale which was incredible though. Still highly recommend it.
johnkerevan
16 Dec 161#16
Best series I've ever watched.
breslau
16 Dec 16#17
Too busy watching Medici and Fauda on Netflix.
kreames
16 Dec 16#19
Yeah 6 seasons but over 20 episodes per season, great show though
Spasho
17 Dec 16#20
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The ending sucked (imo, of course) and didn't wrap up any of the mysteries.
kay1992
17 Dec 16#21
Waste your time to find out there's nothing on the island :laughing:
chemeng
17 Dec 161#22
Season 04 Episode 05: 'The Constant'
Probably the best piece of moving picture of all times!
philljp
17 Dec 16#23
Excellent series. People only think the ending was crap and didn't explain things because they didn't understand it.
chemeng to philljp
17 Dec 16#24
Not only that, but the show was not sci-fi or something; I don't effin care what the black smoke is or whatever.
Lost was based mainly on solid character development
(unlike Walking Dead for example, which I watch and laugh with all those forced/unnatural twists and turns of character in order to push the action, alienating you from the characters themselves). Lost just happened to have lots of action and lots of mysteries, but mostly it was character emotional portraying, and they did that in exemplary manner.
Apogee00
17 Dec 16#26
£36.84 @ xtravision with code XV10
TheDealer
17 Dec 16#27
Voted cold 'cuz it told me to Get Lost :disappointed:
Tandom24
17 Dec 16#28
Quantum physics and time travelling this series got my attention
mackashworth
17 Dec 16#29
I honestly wouldn't bother putting yourself through this. Had potential, but was ultimately a letdown.
indigowest2004
17 Dec 16#30
i stopped after season 3. as it got really pathetic... the finale of season 3 if i remember correctly was there was a radio call to somebody saying they were survivors of a plane crash... can somebody sum up what happened in the remaining seasons? oh yeh i remember something about them having to push a button?
gavvybiggs
17 Dec 161#31
Currently watching through for a second time. 2/3 through series 1.
I was a bit annoyed at the ending some years back but watching through again now it's more about the characters I'd say. Some of them are so tortured I feel for them!
To sum up, enjoying it even more second time around because I'm not obsessing about taking in every detail.
philljp
17 Dec 161#32
EXACTLY THIS! I try to tell people it was more about the character story and they don't get it. Very emotional show.
monkey1999
17 Dec 16#33
They are all dead in the end lol most predictable series ever
YankeeMike
17 Dec 16#34
Awesome region free thanks!
JeffsterRule
17 Dec 16#35
To be honest, liked the show and happy to accept they were on a weird island but when the ending happened had no idea what it was all about. I'm still too confused to watch again.
Highway72
18 Dec 16#36
The longest viewer jerk off that could have been done in 2 episodes
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All comments (36)
They are all dead
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It magic.
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The ending sucked (imo, of course) and didn't wrap up any of the mysteries.
Probably the best piece of moving picture of all times!
Lost was based mainly on solid character development
(unlike Walking Dead for example, which I watch and laugh with all those forced/unnatural twists and turns of character in order to push the action, alienating you from the characters themselves). Lost just happened to have lots of action and lots of mysteries, but mostly it was character emotional portraying, and they did that in exemplary manner.
I was a bit annoyed at the ending some years back but watching through again now it's more about the characters I'd say. Some of them are so tortured I feel for them!
To sum up, enjoying it even more second time around because I'm not obsessing about taking in every detail.