Pudding September 13, 2006

Quote from last year [Lost: The meaning of the numbers]
It’s time, Lost fans, to stop obsessing over what that recurring sequence of six mysterious numbers means. Not even series co-creator Damon Lindelof knows. ”I think that that question will never, ever be answered. I couldn’t possibly imagine [how we would answer that question]…
Again, the numbers [...]

Faushzer | Not the Faushzer September 12, 2006

Jack’s dad, can’t remember his name right now, has a daughter that he wants to see. Is it Claire and is the baby Jack’s nephew?
Who the hell cares! Why, the writers are still deciding. It’s not a predermined story line. That’s the fricken pisser here. There is no greater mystery [...]

I am the Story September 11, 2006

So, in thinking this through, there is a sense I get that the writers are trying to make me feel what the islanders are supposed to be feeling, that they are pawns in a game they don’t know the rules to.
There seem to be no rules in this story, so it’s unfair to try to [...]

Mr Echo and the Status of No-Need Visions September 11, 2006

So Mr. Echo / Locke have a vision that leads them to the main hatch where they discover a new video tape that gives them information about something that is supposed to be important to the Darma chaps but in the end means NOTHING because the hatch has a fricken fail-safe key. So the [...]

No Known Plot September 11, 2006

Mentioned before, worth expounding.
What is the plot of Lost? There is no plot; no governing story arc. It’s not a story of survival. It’s not a story of escape. It’s a story of discovery, but not in a true sense, only in a cautiously revealed sense. We don’t discover what [...]

Pudding of Proof September 11, 2006

Want more proof the story isn’t a story but is actually just about stringing the audience along?
Let’s talk Libby. Elizabeth. She existed for no reason. Her character served no purpose. Sure, we weren’t put through her back story, but we were given a carrot at the end of Hurley’s binge episode. [...]