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Cuse/Lindelof with Diane Sawyer taped prior to the finale airing, but discusses some of the finale moments. Sorry if this has been posted, hard to keep track of this thread.

I agree with all of this, my extent of being cheated might not be at the same level as I throughly enjoyed the finale because of how it called back from the characters in previous season. It was like a sequel clip show reunion to the clip show aired before the finale. More than the overall...

Bill Simmon's Lost finale podcast with Sepinwall and others http://espn.go.com/espnradio/player?rd=1#/podcenter/?id=5213533&autoplay=1&callsign=ESPNRADIO Itunes link - http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-b-s-report-5-24/id254098743?i=83557744

I listed only 2 of those but I could list more from the stupid nitpicky stuff to huge ones. I can get past them, but I can see how others cannot. It was just to show even if it was this 1 episode (Sun/Jin) that this was typical Lost writing. And yeah, I think overall the writing was all over...

I really liked the finale (and characters) but I definitely can see the disappointment, frustration, etc for this series. Overall, the writers as a whole were very sloppy and did a lot of story telling in the string a-long method just to fuck with the audience. I recall a Jin/Sun episode...

They never specifically showed it, one assumes Hurley did something though. Hopefully on the DVD.

I agree with this. It is amazing to me to see from numerous places that the majority of people think The Island life was nothing and they all died in the original 815 plane crash. I'm sure the writers threw in nuggets and went with vague answers to keep it in Lost fashion for the Theorists...

I just thought the bomb meant that it brought all the characters from that timeline to present day. With the white flash and all. But yeah, I'm sure there a lot of holes and interpretations from how these progressed. I think though if we are going by rules and logic, it could all go back to...

FYI, I always thought Lost was about the characters with the backdrop of a magical Island and that's what the wife and I loved about the series. Jin/Sun awakening is what got us the most. I think the finale was pretty straightforward and was even given in simple terms to the audience through...

Well, I dunno - the last audio podcast(5/14) - they made it a point that they only had one ending planned and only shot one ending. On the same podcast they noted they just finished the audio commentary for the Across the Sea and there is a lot of information to be had.

Jacob now being the protector of the island, does that mean the other Losties are not candidates anymore and in turn means the MIB can now kill them? If everyone else dies, would be the ultimate F U to Jack's character and pretty funny. I say that in a joking way because of all the hell...

Alan Sepinwall (great TV reviewer) has an interview with Cuse/Lindelof about last night's episode http://www.hitfix.com/blogs/whats-alan-watching/posts/exclusive-interview-lost-producers-damon-lindelof-and-carlton-cuse-talk-across-the-sea

One thing that stood out to me from this episode was when Jack was talking to alt-Dogen that he "doesn't know" how long his son has been playing the piano, but later his son talks about how his father used to watch him practice all the time. That combined with the appendix part seemed really...

Yeah. It's from The Departed. I just heard it a few days ago while it was on TV in background so when I saw the clip the music sounded so familar but couldn't place it.

Cool clip - Anyone have an idea of what the music is from that clip?

I liked "Inside Joke."

While Jack could've had that " I know you" feeling as a deja-vu feeling from the 2 timelines, we are not sure if the stadium meeting took place in this ALT timeline. From another board : "The island sinks in 1977. This would mean, to my mind, that anyone living on the island in 1977 (other...