"Lost" Season 6 premiere wildly entertaining, packing emotional wallops
"Once again," says Matthew Gilbert, "we were their willing little playthings as they brought us yet another step closer to the great mystery of the island, then pulled us back two steps to keep us awake and guessing. Oh yeah, and they essentially broke time in two, pulling our brains in opposite directions by asking us to follow closely while two very different fates played out simultaneously. The plane crashed, and the plane didn’t crash — both. Time passing became times passing."
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Carlton Cuse & Damon Lindelof have it both ways with "Sliding Doors" approach
This was a sad 2 hours // Burning questions answered
"I'm pissed"!: "Is this any way to treat a loyal audience?"
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