If it's done right, i would mind a spin off. Or at least an addendum where they got to some of the things they didn't. I'd love to see something about the early days of the Others, the founding of Dharma, more about the Valenzetti Equation, and especially, Hugo and Ben's time on the island.   See 25 other replies

Agree Alexandra :) I miss Lost too, but have to admit that they ended it at the right time...and am so glad they didn't do any spin-offs just to keep it going....I also hope they never try to do a remake of the series, but I bet they do in 10 or 20 years down the road....   See 25 other replies

I do too, and say that all the time! Love it or hate it, it made you think about pretty deep stuff like few shows have.   See 25 other replies

I just realized something -even after almost 2 years of being off the air, people are still talking about Lost and arguing about what it all means. So even the people who think Lost is ridiculous have to admit - not too many shows have the ability to do that. Just take a look at all the discussions on Hulu that are stilling going on. I miss Lost! haha   See 25 other replies

Yep, me too. You'd be surprised how many people didn't see it that way though. I've mellowed a bit on the whole thing though, and Bob has made some really good points. The bottom line is we both love the show, and if someone wants to see it as that, and has that view, it's really not a big deal. There are enough things going on here to love and talk about that we can just sort of let that one slide.   See 4 other replies

" ... if you can see it through the prism of both a spiritual and scientific viewpoint ...""Man of Science, Man of Faith."Another constant theme i loved. The struggle between them, and how it seemed to be saying they not only could co-exist, but were a part of the same. A yin to a yang. I believe in both science AND faith. If you look back through the posts, you will see that it caused quite a bit of rigorous and sometimes nasty debates on here Scott. For me, the religious and spiritual aspects were there throughout the whole show, not just the end. There were also enough other themes there, that there were still a lot of interesting things about it for people who weren't necessarily religious or spiritual.Btw, they weren't all dead the whole time. At least not in my eyes. The way this show was done, it really does leave a lot for you to figure out what it was and what it meant to you though. One more thing i loved about it.   See 4 other replies