the were amazing bits of television like desmond's introduction or when the hobbit dies, but the show also didn't know where it was going and is really tedious to watch
forgive my ignorance, but what is a ''mystery box''
I thought it was really entertaining but by the time it got to the final season I realized that they were never going to explain all of those mysterious teases and I felt cheated.
Edit: Did you mean to put this in !movies@hexbear.net?
Wrong comm
Season 2 is the best season though, it's a mastapiece :marx-ok:
Lost isn't /c/memes but Loss is /c/memes so I can see why someone would get confused.
I watched Carlton Cuse's show before he made LOST, Nash Bridges, and for a cop procedural on CBS it was good, still better than anything they put out now. It was mostly focused on the characters and a lot of the criminals were rich people ripping folks off. It also has Stone Cold Steve Austin as a recurring character in the later seasons, with Cheech Marin and Don Johnson in the lead roles.
I watched lost as it came out, it had some great moments and good ideas. It also soured me on JJ Abrams by the end of the series. Mystery Box tv/movie writing is insulting to viewers and became a trend that was copied often.
LOL I just checked out what Cuse is up to now and he's the creator of the Amazon Jack Ryan propaganda show.
