The New Man in Charge: Revisiting Lost’s Epilogue
The ending of Lost was inevitably going to be controversial. Years later, while it’s more accepted, it’s still a heavily debated topic any time you mention it on Twitter or…
Live Together, Die Alone and Its Impact on Lost
I’ve said for years that Season 2 of Lost was the show at its finest. That’s in no way a knock on what came before or what would come after…
Lost: “Ab Aeterno“ Gives Answers But Leaves Room for Theories
When word got out that Lost Season 6 would feature a Richard Alpert centric episode, anticipation was at a fever pitch. While characters such as Jacob and the Man In…
Lost: How “LAX” Split the Timeline and Split the Fandom
The premiere of Lost‘s sixth and final season, “LAX” was a double length episode that dealt a lot with symmetry and duality. Two timelines, the episode is sometimes split into…
“The Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham” Still Haunts and Asks Big Questions
It had been over five years since I last watched “The Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham”. I recalled it being a really good episode of Lost, and one that…
Lost: “The Shape of Things to Come” & The Beginning of The End Game
Lost‘s fourth season stands out for many reasons. It was the first season with “flashforwards” as a storytelling vehicle. It was the first season to begin after the announcement was…
The Decade of Damon Lindelof
There’s something very fitting about this decade being bookended by shows Damon Lindelof was at the helm of. In January of 2010, television fans were abuzz about long-time ABC hit…
Special: The Mysterious Tale of Lost’s Michael and Walt
When you look back on the earliest days in Season 1 of Lost, it’s hard to see the roads that a lot of characters would find themselves on. Did anyone…
Lost: The Story Mr. Eko Was Supposed to Have Had
‘Lost: The Story Mr. Eko Was Supposed To Have Had’ is also available in audio-visual format on the 25YL YouTube channel Season 2 of Lost saw both the cast and…
Lost: What the Hell Is The Island Anyway?
Asking what The Island on Lost is would be the same as asking a Star Wars fan to explain The Force. These are complicated questions that require time, some hypothesis,…