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This show actually had great writing (except for some hiccups in seasons 3 and 6) and the only reason people turned against it was because it set up an ideological battle between science and faith — and faith won. If you rewatch season 1, you can see it introduces all of the overarching themes that get resolved in season 6.

Redditors got angry because the smoke monster wasn’t a floating cloud of nanobots, and the numbers weren’t some complicated math equation, just like in my heckin’ Neil deGrasse Tyson science chungus videos. The ending made perfect sense in the context of the show.

Lost is more cohesively written and interesting than 90% of the garbage that gets called television today.
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>The ending made perfect sense
Yes, so much sense that everyone called it in season 1.
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Can't believe Lostfags still make excuses for this show and pretend it had some grand plan.
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Did they?
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lindelof the suns going to be up in minutes you’re drunk and high go to sleep this isn’t healthy you can’t keep doing this



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