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   "Hunter"  wrote in message   
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   > In article , your.name@isp.com says...   
   > > "Hunter"  wrote in message   
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   > > > In article , your.name@isp.com says...   
   > > > >   
   > > > > "Hunter"  wrote in message   
   > > > > news:MPG.267fcba08c96718098a4cc@news.optonline.net...   
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   > > > > > There is a new Lost like TV show on NBC called "Persons Unknown"   
   > > > >   
   > > > > Why?!?!?   
   > > > >   
   > > > > Lost turned into a complete waste of time and the first clone show   
   > > > > (Flashforward) has been cancelled. Why waste time and money making   
   > > > > another one?   
   > > >   
   > > > Well I strongly disagree with you in thinking that Lost was a   
   > > > complete waste of time. You may have a problem with the way it ended,   
   > > > perhaps on a philosophical grounds but it was by no means a complete   
   > > > waste of time.   
   > >   
   > > I didn't even bother watching the final season. Personally I thought it   
   > > turned to confused nonsense and the makers lost the plot at about season   
   two   
   > > or three ... but many other people are highly unhappy with the way it   
   ended.   
   >   
   > People who didn't follow it properly or forget that some mysteries   
   > were solved and either forgot the answer or missed it the first time,   
   > while others are unhappy because they didn't like the supernatural   
   > way it did even if the show was showing paranormal phenomena   
   > like ghost all along; and some are unhappy because their own   
   > personal theories didn't pan out; and some weren't happy about it   
   > relying heavily on personal relationships with one another including   
   > romantic ones.   
   >   
   > And if you think the producers lost the plot I don't think so, going   
   > back over the show you can see things that started as far back as   
   > season one and build up all the way to the end. Some people misread   
   > the clues but in hindsight the clues to the end were there including   
   > the producers repeatedly saying what the island wasn't. They even   
   > produced 13 clip shows that gave answers to the previous season if   
   > things were clear enough.   
      
   They constantly changed the story - important characters / ideas got thrown   
   out, unimportant characters / ideas suddenly became major ones, others were   
   put in and then dropped ... the whole thing was just messily made up as they   
   went along, and it definitely shows.   
      
      
      
   > That is fine for your opinion, but in the specifics like about   
   > mysteries not getting solved you could be quite wrong.   
      
   Some were answered (either sensibly or stupidly), but a lot apparently   
   weren't.   
      
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