All the answers to lost

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 1,140

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  20/05/08 - 19:37 #2

  Gah, absolutely not.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 149

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  20/05/08 - 19:38 #3

  Plus nobody knows all the answers
  
  Whenever the show answers something, it adds like 8 more questions

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• deadbeat hero Posts: 739

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  21/05/08 - 11:20 #4

  Given the nature of the show, it absolutely baffles me why people are interested in finding out spoilers. Whats the point of watching Lost if you already know what is going to happen ? I really don't get that at all, it takes away nearly everything that is good about the show.

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• katyb0408 Posts: 1,142

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  21/05/08 - 11:47 #5

  i would because it is doing my head in and getting my brain in knots thinking about it all.

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  21/05/08 - 11:48 #6

  Everyone knows the whole show is in the imagination of a duck... totally explains everything.

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  21/05/08 - 12:45 #7

  This theory is pretty good:
  
  http://www.timelooptheory.com/
  
  It offers an explanation for the smoke monster, whispers, Walt and much, much more.

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  21/05/08 - 13:08 #8

  Bloody hell - someone's got a lot of time on their hands (no pun intended) and I quite like it - but equally there seem to be a few too many exceptions for it to quite work out...

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  21/05/08 - 13:14 #9

  Is widely thought to be the best theory anyone has come up with, I don't know, I can't do any better myself!

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• Jennifer Jayne Posts: 9,022

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  21/05/08 - 13:17 #10

  noooo, the fun of the show is not knowing

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  21/05/08 - 13:53 #11

  deadbeat hero wrote: »

  Given the nature of the show, it absolutely baffles me why people are interested in finding out spoilers. Whats the point of watching Lost if you already know what is going to happen ? I really don't get that at all, it takes away nearly everything that is good about the show.

  
  My view exactly
  
  I can't remember a show that is as exciting and unpredictable as Lost. It does not get any better than sitting down to watch a new episode.
  
  I avoid spoilers at all costs

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  21/05/08 - 14:48 #12

  I have to admit, it's the whole not having a clue wtf is going on that has me so addicted. I'm sure if I knew exactly what it all meant, I wouldn't be half so keen as I am.
  
  Saying that, I would love to know wtf is going on - which is why I'm going to wait and watch to the bitter end and pray that the writers don't let me down.

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• Hampton Wick Posts: 704

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  21/05/08 - 15:07 #13

  MOXY wrote: »

  This theory is pretty good:
  
  http://www.timelooptheory.com/
  
  It offers an explanation for the smoke monster, whispers, Walt and much, much more.

  
  It's good for a laugh anyway. Somehow I get the impression that the person who wrote it is just a little too obsessed, has lots of time and maybe not the highest IQ

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  21/05/08 - 15:18 #14

  Hampton Wick wrote: »

  It's good for a laugh anyway. Somehow I get the impression that the person who wrote it is just a little too obsessed, has lots of time and maybe not the highest IQ

  
  Yes - what lets it down is the number of times it says "UNLESS!" and "EXCEPTING!"

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  21/05/08 - 20:12 #15

  I wouldn't like to know. The best bit about Lost is discussing possible theories!

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  22/05/08 - 13:48 #16

  I definitely want to know wtf is happening. But never read spoilers- will let it all unfold as it happens on Sky.
  
  What facinates me is when it's all over what will it be like watching it all from start to finish on DVD. Will it stand up as a full and complete story ( implying that the producers have done a brilliant job) or will it be a complete dog's dinner if the producers/writers cock it up.

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