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Lost in “The Incident” Part One: The Ramifications of Jacob
Lost in “The Incident” Part One: The Ramifications of Jacob Every good season finale should do two things: it should place into context the actions of the previous episodes, and it should in some way...
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The Scourge of Fandom: Why Lost Owes Us Nothing
The Scourge of Fandom: Why Lost Owes Us Nothing January 28th, 2010 If you haven’t seen it yet (which seems unlikely, but whatever), The Onion’s fantastic bit of satire surrounding the final season of...
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Lost –“Everybody Loves Hugo”
“Everybody Loves Hugo” April 13th, 2010 “There’s a difference between doing nothing and waiting.” Ah yes, that eternal question: a week after finally getting something close to answers about the...
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Lost –“The Last Recruit”
“The Last Recruit” April 20th, 2010 “You could find yourself in a situation that’s…irreversible.” From what we can gather, the Man in Black is a man of promises: while he has a certain power of...
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Lost –“Across the Sea”
“Across the Sea” May 11th, 2010 [For more discussion of the episode, check out my breakdown and analysis of critical responses to "Across the Sea." Also, for a review of the series' penultimate...
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Lost the Morning After: Going “Across the Sea” with Critics
Going “Across the Sea” with Critics May 12th, 2010 Writing about Lost on a weekly basis has been consistently challenging this year not in terms of having anything to talk about but rather in terms of...
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Series Finale: Lost –“The End”
“The End” May 23rd, 2010 “There are no shortcuts, no do-overs – what happened, happened. All of this matters.” [For more of my thoughts on "The End," check out my analysis of the critical response to...
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Lost the Morning After: Critics face “The End”
Lost the Morning After: Critics face “The End” May 24th, 2010 Writing about the end of a television show is a lot like writing about the end of a war. When a war comes to a close, people want to know...
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