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Really? There were plenty of out of character moments just to progress the plot.
Anyways, the last season sucked, and I can't imagine ever watching the series again after seeing that finale.
MrGeezer
Yes, the last season sucked. Not only did little of the mystery get answered (with most of what was answered just leading to more mysteries) but with season 6 I can absolutely declare that the characters became irrelevant.
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Season 6 basically revealed that nothing that anyone did mattered. They were just pawns in a game in which they couldn't understand the consequences or the stakes, because even the godlike figures moving the pieces were just dumbasses involved in a petty sibling rivalry. No one knows a ****ing thing, and I mean NO ONE. Not the writers, not Jack and the others, not even freaking MiB or Jacob. The entire conflict is meaningless, since it's never even revealed what the conflict is ABOUT. All the double crossings and switching of alliances...none of that means anything. Whichever side someone chooses to ally with, it doesn't matter since the characters are doing so BLINDLY. The people pulling the strings seem like they don't know what's going on.
At least in earlier seasons, it was actually ABOUT how the individual characters dealt with situations. By season 6, even that has disappeared, as the characters who we are SUPPOSED to care about have been revealed to be nothing more than puppets on a string, to be used in a conflict that doesn't mean anything.
And that's without even getting into the who "everyone's dead" BS.
Yes, Lost sucks. I liked it up until season 6, but season 6 just killed it for me.
What do you mean by that?
Speaking of Lost, I saw the guy who played Desmond at my work today. Desmond was my favorite character. I wish I would have said, "How are ya, brotha?" but I don't like to bother "famous" people when I see them.Agent-Zero
Liar there's no way you were able to meet Henry Ian Thomas!
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