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Greta and I are watching Season 3 of Lost. In the past, I have made multiple vows to never watch this show again, but I always come back.
I have to know the secret behind all of these mysteries.
A plane crashes on a deserted island. A mysterious black smoke attacks and kills people. […] ... Continue reading »
I have to know the secret behind all of these mysteries.
A plane crashes on a deserted island. A mysterious black smoke attacks and kills people. […] ... Continue reading »
1 year ago
I try to only watch it on my iPod at the gym, because if I watch it at home on the laptop, I'll be watching for 4 hours straight (like on Saturday). So instead, I scream "Oh NO!!!" on the elliptical, then clap my towel over my mouth so I don't scare fellow exercisers when another dramatic turn occurs.
I LOVE the mysteries, and I have faith that JJ Abrams will tie the loose ends together... although, Cloverfield was disappointing... so, if Abrams does not bring Lost together in the end, I'll kidnap him too, but rather than do him physical harm, I'll make him compose the ending of the story.
In a way, though, I never want Lost to end. It's so good. I don't want to know Kate's whole story, and I don't want to know what happened to Jack's dad... I mean, I do, but not if that means Lost is over.