Really, really looking forwards to season6. Unlike a lot of T.V. shows, I thought that Lost remained consistently good.

We are almost through Season 5 now and it is making alot more sense to us. I am looking forward to the 6th and final season too.

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Some questions are finally answered in season 5. I hope season 6 answers them all, and doesn't leave it open for a film/another series.

Praise the Lord! I watched the first 2 episodes on friday night. I'm hooked again. Caught this on the internet and thought it was hilarious!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eJ3IC0Rkw0

Just watched the final episode.???

I only watched the first series of lost, when it got onto the second I thought that it was a pile of ****.

I looked up the last episode info this morning to see if the ending was actually any good. I though that with the ending that it had i would of been so annoyed at watching it for 6 years for that!

I posted this on a blog in response to a theory about LOST, which I just finished watching last night. I thought I'd share it here for those of you who are fans. The article can be read here:
http://ericknowsitall.com/ultimate-lost-theory/

I came here hoping for it to all "click" but what I and so many others have realized is that the sometimes compelling show ultimately became LOST in its own ambiguity. Eric's explanation might work for him, just like other explanations work for others, but they all massage the story a bit to suit their viewpoints.

Let's start with what we know is almost certainly a fact - the LOST writers didn't have any idea how the show would end when they began writing it for 2004's first season. Like most shows, they likely sat around a table plotting the course for the season's episodes, not knowing how it would all end, which can be both the fun and sometimes the downfall of a series like LOST. Obviously, they wanted to end the show with a "WOW" moment, but having them all be dead only muddled everything they had been building to.

The "sideways reality" as Eric called it could have been explained easily by saying that when Juliet blew up the drill site and prevented the plane from ever crashing, it created another path. They didn't just disappear as they thought they would, because maybe that's not how time works. Instead, they still existed on the island and they also existed on another path, one on which the Oceanic flight never crashed. Because of the this, they were able to remember like deja vu their experiences on the island, subsequently bringing them all together on the path where Oceanic 815 never crashed. It was a good idea. You could have both a happy ending full of "awakenings" and an ending on the island where the smoke monster is killed. Instead, they went for the "WOW" moment and jumped the shark in the final episode. Maybe they weren't sure how to explain the two paths (they could have had Faraday do that) or they thought making them all dead would make it more mysterious, I don't know, but in any case people like the writer of this blog will forever make cases for their theories, and like John Locke or Jack Shephard themselves, they will gain their own groups of followers desperate for the meaning in it all.

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what can i say, one heck of anticlimax, i said they where all dead on the secon episode but as i continued to watch i changed my mind so many times about different outcomes only to find out i had guessed right on episode 2.
what i dont understand, and i may have to watch them over again but at the end of one of the episodes, i think it was when they never put in the code and blew the bunker up we saw another Jack but it looked like he was in an out post station in the north or south pole, does anybody else remember this who can shed some light on to the situation.