Rate this show: LOST

Ok so I clearly like this show a lot (my favorite show actually...) and was wondering how many people like it or dislike it.

Rating: 10/10

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anyway, i give it a 9/10. Once they started time traveling, i started losing interest

ive never watched an episode

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anyway, i give it a 9/10. Once they started time traveling, i started losing interest

turbotoby95

kinda lost hereBloodseeker23

never watched it, but I have friends who absolutely love the show so I'll give it a 8/10 just for them :)

100/10. One of the best shows to come on television in. . .well, ever.

4/10

It was okay at first and I can see how some people would like it, but after the cloud monster I completely gave up on the show because that has to be one of the stupidest things I've ever seen.

4/10

It was okay at first and I can see how some people would like it, but after the cloud monster I completely gave up on the show because that has to be one of the stupidest things I've ever seen.

Niff_T

Watched the first few episodes, didn't get into. But I think that's just me...not the show. I'd rather do other things than watch television shows.

/10

Haven't seen any of season five yet.

Saw all of seasons 1 through 4. Liked one and four a LOT, and found seasons 2 and 3 to be fairly mediocre.

Regardless, I'm going to hold off on the rating until the show is over. If the show pays off, then it'll all be worth it. On the other hand, though, the best episodes are awesome because they give the sense that the show is going somewhere fascinating. If the show ends lamely with a bunch of crap, then that'll invalidate the best episodes of the series. Suddenly the promise of a payoff won't mean **** since I know that those episodes don't mean ****, and I won't be able to watch any of the episodes again without thinking about how crappy the series was as a whole.

Haven't seen any of season five yet.

Saw all of seasons 1 through 4. Liked one and four a LOT, and found seasons 2 and 3 to be fairly mediocre.

Regardless, I'm going to hold off on the rating until the show is over. If the show pays off, then it'll all be worth it. On the other hand, though, the best episodes are awesome because they give the sense that the show is going somewhere fascinating. If the show ends lamely with a bunch of crap, then that'll invalidate the best episodes of the series. Suddenly the promise of a payoff won't mean **** since I know that those episodes don't mean ****, and I won't be able to watch any of the episodes again without thinking about how crappy the series was as a whole.

MrGeezer

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Haven't seen any of season five yet.

Saw all of seasons 1 through 4. Liked one and four a LOT, and found seasons 2 and 3 to be fairly mediocre.

Regardless, I'm going to hold off on the rating until the show is over. If the show pays off, then it'll all be worth it. On the other hand, though, the best episodes are awesome because they give the sense that the show is going somewhere fascinating. If the show ends lamely with a bunch of crap, then that'll invalidate the best episodes of the series. Suddenly the promise of a payoff won't mean **** since I know that those episodes don't mean ****, and I won't be able to watch any of the episodes again without thinking about how crappy the series was as a whole.

Ultrabeatdown55

Yeah, and Steven Spielberg said that The Phantom Menace was going to be awesome.

My point being: I'll believe it when I see it.

Haven't seen any of season five yet.

Saw all of seasons 1 through 4. Liked one and four a LOT, and found seasons 2 and 3 to be fairly mediocre.

Regardless, I'm going to hold off on the rating until the show is over. If the show pays off, then it'll all be worth it. On the other hand, though, the best episodes are awesome because they give the sense that the show is going somewhere fascinating. If the show ends lamely with a bunch of crap, then that'll invalidate the best episodes of the series. Suddenly the promise of a payoff won't mean **** since I know that those episodes don't mean ****, and I won't be able to watch any of the episodes again without thinking about how crappy the series was as a whole.

MrGeezer

meh,i've seen all episodes and i use to like it but after season 4 i started to hate it fore some reason.

[QUOTE="MrGeezer"]

Haven't seen any of season five yet.

Saw all of seasons 1 through 4. Liked one and four a LOT, and found seasons 2 and 3 to be fairly mediocre.

Regardless, I'm going to hold off on the rating until the show is over. If the show pays off, then it'll all be worth it. On the other hand, though, the best episodes are awesome because they give the sense that the show is going somewhere fascinating. If the show ends lamely with a bunch of crap, then that'll invalidate the best episodes of the series. Suddenly the promise of a payoff won't mean **** since I know that those episodes don't mean ****, and I won't be able to watch any of the episodes again without thinking about how crappy the series was as a whole.

martialbullet

Are you old enough to remember The X-Files back when that show was the hot ****?

Well I'm looking at Lost the same way. Remember how The X-Files had this big conspiracy storyline running through it? A lot of the individual episodes actually WERE highly entertaining in their own right. But they were entertaining largely because audiences were EXPECTING that they were part of a well-thought-out whole, and that the conclusion would pay off. Turns out that the writers of the show had no idea where the show was going, and were just making up **** as they went along. Everything got increasingly convoluted and stupid, people got bored, and the series got cancelled shortly after people got tired of it and ceased to give a ****.

Now, two things give me hope about Lost. Firstly, seasons two and three were a drag, and then the show really started to seem like it was picking up momentum all through season 4. They got rid of the flashbacks and started doing flashFORWARDS, which inherently require more attention on the series as a whole, as that's hinting at what WILL happen rather than merely providing backstory that doesn't matter that much.

And secondly, Lost will definitively end after 6 seasons. Unlike The X-Files, which just kept on going until it got cancelled, Lost had the end in sight, and that allows them to PLAN the overall story to fit within that preset number of episodes.

But all through Lost, I've been getting serious X-Files vibes, and I have a healthy skepticism. I think that Lost will PROBABLY avoid the fate of The X-Files, and that the destination will make the journey worthwhile. But if they **** it up, people are gonna be pissed. If they screw up the ending, nothing else in the series will matter.

[QUOTE="martialbullet"][QUOTE="MrGeezer"]

Haven't seen any of season five yet.

Saw all of seasons 1 through 4. Liked one and four a LOT, and found seasons 2 and 3 to be fairly mediocre.

Regardless, I'm going to hold off on the rating until the show is over. If the show pays off, then it'll all be worth it. On the other hand, though, the best episodes are awesome because they give the sense that the show is going somewhere fascinating. If the show ends lamely with a bunch of crap, then that'll invalidate the best episodes of the series. Suddenly the promise of a payoff won't mean **** since I know that those episodes don't mean ****, and I won't be able to watch any of the episodes again without thinking about how crappy the series was as a whole.

MrGeezer

Are you old enough to remember The X-Files back when that show was the hot ****?

Well I'm looking at Lost the same way. Remember how The X-Files had this big conspiracy storyline running through it? A lot of the individual episodes actually WERE highly entertaining in their own right. But they were entertaining largely because audiences were EXPECTING that they were part of a well-thought-out whole, and that the conclusion would pay off. Turns out that the writers of the show had no idea where the show was going, and were just making up **** as they went along. Everything got increasingly convoluted and stupid, people got bored, and the series got cancelled shortly after people got tired of it and ceased to give a ****.

Now, two things give me hope about Lost. Firstly, seasons two and three were a drag, and then the show really started to seem like it was picking up momentum all through season 4. They got rid of the flashbacks and started doing flashFORWARDS, which inherently require more attention on the series as a whole, as that's hinting at what WILL happen rather than merely providing backstory that doesn't matter that much.

And secondly, Lost will definitively end after 6 seasons. Unlike The X-Files, which just kept on going until it got cancelled, Lost had the end in sight, and that allows them to PLAN the overall story to fit within that preset number of episodes.

But all through Lost, I've been getting serious X-Files vibes, and I have a healthy skepticism. I think that Lost will PROBABLY avoid the fate of The X-Files, and that the destination will make the journey worthwhile. But if they **** it up, people are gonna be pissed. If they screw up the ending, nothing else in the series will matter.

3/10

not a fan

one of my favorite shows 10/10

Boring. I give it a 4/10.

[QUOTE="martialbullet"][QUOTE="MrGeezer"]

Haven't seen any of season five yet.

Saw all of seasons 1 through 4. Liked one and four a LOT, and found seasons 2 and 3 to be fairly mediocre.

Regardless, I'm going to hold off on the rating until the show is over. If the show pays off, then it'll all be worth it. On the other hand, though, the best episodes are awesome because they give the sense that the show is going somewhere fascinating. If the show ends lamely with a bunch of crap, then that'll invalidate the best episodes of the series. Suddenly the promise of a payoff won't mean **** since I know that those episodes don't mean ****, and I won't be able to watch any of the episodes again without thinking about how crappy the series was as a whole.

MrGeezer

Are you old enough to remember The X-Files back when that show was the hot ****?

Well I'm looking at Lost the same way. Remember how The X-Files had this big conspiracy storyline running through it? A lot of the individual episodes actually WERE highly entertaining in their own right. But they were entertaining largely because audiences were EXPECTING that they were part of a well-thought-out whole, and that the conclusion would pay off. Turns out that the writers of the show had no idea where the show was going, and were just making up **** as they went along. Everything got increasingly convoluted and stupid, people got bored, and the series got cancelled shortly after people got tired of it and ceased to give a ****.

Now, two things give me hope about Lost. Firstly, seasons two and three were a drag, and then the show really started to seem like it was picking up momentum all through season 4. They got rid of the flashbacks and started doing flashFORWARDS, which inherently require more attention on the series as a whole, as that's hinting at what WILL happen rather than merely providing backstory that doesn't matter that much.

And secondly, Lost will definitively end after 6 seasons. Unlike The X-Files, which just kept on going until it got cancelled, Lost had the end in sight, and that allows them to PLAN the overall story to fit within that preset number of episodes.

But all through Lost, I've been getting serious X-Files vibes, and I have a healthy skepticism. I think that Lost will PROBABLY avoid the fate of The X-Files, and that the destination will make the journey worthwhile. But if they **** it up, people are gonna be pissed. If they screw up the ending, nothing else in the series will matter.

10/10

Sawyer is drop dead sexy...I mean he is a good actor...

9/10

God bless Lindelof and Cuse for conning ABC.

I am currently half way through Season 3 and rate what I have seen so far 10/10 :D