Lost ikoni

I do apologise first of all, on the poor quality of this article, but it's my first soapbox article. I plan to do one of these after each episode until the finale, when I'll just write something huge.

Right, so it is the beggining of the end according the the trailers being shown to us, and with only a few episodes to go to the Season 3 finale, that would seem true.

This week we recieved the promised 'new female character who is pivotal to the plot, who is not a survivor, Other, part of DHARMA, au flashback character' as Damon & Carlton alisema we would.

It seems an awful lot of things end up...

The siku was the 10th of August 2005. Lost Season 1 had started in Britain. I never knew I would be hooked to a TV onyesha like this and I really didn't think about it!
Lets start of why I started to watch it. Everyone should be aware of the famous link for LOST. I saw it when flicking through the channels. I flicked over to Channel 4 and saw some people dancing around on a beach. I was and still am a major Lord Of The Rings shabiki and when I saw Dominic Monaghan in the advert, I had to watch it. Many magazines had makala wrote how good it was but I never paid much attention to it. Soon as I knew...

Of all the TV shows of the moment; Heroes, 24, Prison Break... there is a lot on offer, but Lost is arguably the most ambitious.

The concept itself expands with every episode and with every new swali that is raised. With every season we get that little bit zaidi insight into a world that is so familiar to us... yet appears so different. We have been truly blessed...

Lost, unlike other TV shows of the moment, is an experience of the highest calibre. An experiment of narrative techniques, and pacing that requires the involvement of its audience... but patience also. We have been watching Lost...