I once heard they'd planned five seasons, and that was back during the first season. Although to be honest, I'm not sure I really believe they ever had a real long-term plan.
Exactly, LOST has always known where it wants to go and the over all story arc, beginning to end, has been in place from what I've read. I think It was more ABC trying to get the series to last a few more seasons once the popularity of the show took off. Once fans noticed this was the approach and they started to drop off, the creators quickly came out and said they were wrapping it up as intended, which was great in my opinion. Too many shows wear out their welcome rather than go out on a high note like some should. ED on NBC for example should have ended at the end of season three and it would have gone down as incredible. Instead NBC picked them up for a fourth and tarnished a great show.
I read an interview where they said that the second half of the third season was supposed to show the other characters getting out of Sona. Because of the strike, they decided to go ahead with what they intended for season 4, and basically use a couple of lines of dialogue to cover the gap. Not the most elegant solution, but that's why they say they did what they did.
I never thought I'd see an "Impossible Mission" type force with Brad on the team. I think I may be done with this show. It was a guilty pleasure. Now I don't seem to be getting anything out of it. They really should have given them the ending at the season 2 finale.
No I figure by that point, they'll be able to somehow find his hand from the first season, and reattach it again, to make things easier for the producers, like the whole tattoo removal thing.
I think the show has lost sight of its initial idea, but they've convereted into a "watchable" production. I won't give up on it just yet, plus this coming episode we get to see Sarah sporting some cleavage!
He seemed to size Sucre up as a guy who was willing to do anything for money. If Sucre had played it up and came onto him on the way up, it probably wouldn't have happened.
I don't know. Every show I watch had a great episode last night, but this might have been my favorite. It was just a lot of fun. I'm liking this season without any reservations whatsoever.
PB is still entertaining me more than Heroes, and I would not have expected that before the season started, so much so that I watch PB before I was Heroes on Mondays now.
What I like about what PB is doing is that there are objectives and obstacles and character habits and smarts that intertwine to produce fun and dramatic episodes. The characters have to adapt to the situations that turn on a dime and do it smartly or get into a messy situation due to quirks of their character flaws.