Most people who call this show bad don’t even watch it fully. It’s a bold concept but also far more than it appears to be. One of the best shows of recent years.
i am deeply in love with this show.
So fun & such a solid performance from the cast! Hoping there is a season 2.
torn between enjoying how shocked i was by the first five minutes (and the fun stuff it does for shauna's character) while also being a bit disappointed that a certain character didn't have a deeper meaning for the story.
I don't have enough words to describe how amazing this show is compare to all the other DC shows, the writers are nothing short of stellar, they demonstrated how you don't need 'action' to make a story good or interesting, the character build up is top notch and heartwarming, every single actors are shining and they're showing their range and true talent. the art direction is amazing, the intro is absolutely mesmerizing, the music is wonderful, this show is nothing short of being an absolute gem to behold.
The way it has grown into its own is amazing. Season 1 was a very nice surprise, but Season 2 has delivered such an outstanding quality of comedy that simply exceeded any of my expectations. Not only the amount of zingers and references per script page was even more so improved, but letting the narrative evolve out of the "loser" genre was the winning bet. Easily one of the smartest-written shows of 2021. And they better keep it going 2022 and further.
OK so the second act is being enjoyably batshit from the off.
Also, to the other commentors, kindly fuck off with your homophobia and idiotic "woke trash" dismissal - honestly don't see what was so 'woke' about this episode.
Besides, a decade in, you should know what you're getting with this show.
Desmond looks breathtaking in those sunglasses. So much, that if he was wearing those sunglasses, I would also want him to hit me with his car.
Jack has gotten it all wrong, a lighthouse is an aid to navigation. Jacob has not been watching him all of his life — he's been guiding him.
I've watched 2 and really like the tone and feel so far. I'll be watching this as it airs.
Remember when Sayid snapped a guy's head with his legs? Memories to cherish...
That idea of when someone dies, someone, somewhere is born.
I've watched it in full and absolutely loved it, so much so that now - after a couple of years - I'm re-watching it, finding new things I love and appreciating even more of its story and the characters.
Lost is my all time favorite show, nothing has ever topped it and I'm pretty sure nothing ever will. There is such a sense of mystery around it and yes, even by the end of it, you will still have unanswered questions which I personally love. There is always room to speculate on what truly happened or what was meant. The characters all have something to contribute, even the minor ones are in this story for a reason. You have to pay attention because there are a lot of details that you might miss and I know some argue that the ending was not good, I strongly disagree. For me the ending was perfectly in line with the overall story of the show.
So much more than just strangers stranded on an island after a plain crash, as you'll soon discover upon watching.
As someone who's been a major fan of many TV shows for years and years, and someone who only got into Lost a few months ago: Lost is the greatest thing to ever have been televised. Seriously. Nothing has ever been so immersive, atmospheric and ambitious as this show. It had me gripped from start to finish, and I was genuinely satisfied by the ending (it's incredibly misunderstood). There has never been a TV series as big as Lost, and there may never be again.
I miss this show so much, such and incredible storyline and the acting is perfect, im sad and happy that it ended, sad because its over but also happy for it to end because dragging tv series out csn normally ruin it.
Wasn't really sure what I was getting involved in when I started watching this show 4 years ago.
4 years later and after watching the series finale I sit down to write that this show quickly became one of my favorites. The writing and cinematography are top notch and nearly unrivaled with the rest of the television these days. Just when I thought the show couldn't get better it surprised me and always did.
I'm sad it's over but I am happy I was able to experience this near flawless piece of entertainment.
I found about this show a long time ago, when I got a book that summarizes the account of the history of piracy in Venezuela, aswell as the main pirates that sailed around the country and some insight on the pirate life. Since then, I've been on a roll about piracy, and no matter what, I've always circled back to this show.
I ignored it at first, thinking it was just one of those History documentaries with theatrical scenes. I don't hate them; I don't have anything against those, I just thought that's what it was. To my surprise, it took me months to finally check what it was all about, only to find myself on a prequel to Treasure Island, one of my favorite books since I was a kid.
It might not be Robert L. Stevenson, but it's truly a love letter to his book. It's worth a watch, specially if you read the book as a teenager, and now that you've grown, you're considering to go back to it and find something much darker.
For the love if shit, people. Without the first 3 episodes we wouldn't have this episode. Without the first 3 episodes this one wouldn't be as impactful. It's storytelling and all part of a larger whole. Stop saying, "finally we're getting somewhere," or "this is what the show should have been from the start." Its a journey. Just sit back and enjoy the ride. Holy shit.
Whoa, whoa, whoa. There's still plenty of meat on that bone. Now you take this home, throw it in a pot, add some broth, a potato. Baby, you got a stew going.
THE BOOST OF SEROTONIN THAT I NEEDED??? HELLO THANK YOU DC UNIVERSE
"i trust you with my life but i dont trust you with my heart" im not crying i just have a giant tree stuck in my eye....
this cartoon give to the gays all our rights in the world
A fresh, innovative show that shows everything a reboot should be. It doesn't rehash its source material, but redefines it, and in the process, eclipses it. In every way, it is adapted for today, with a diverse cast, sharp writing, and emotional and passionate writing. So many kids will watch this and be not only engrossed, but seen. It'll always be dear to my heart.
I’m not ready. Not even a little.
tessa thompson come collect your emmy
literally the most boring storyline they ever did on b99. i couldnt care less about baby storylines in any show. why do writers think we need them.
harley and ivy forever <3
i would really love for the others to have their own episodes like mac and dee day (also the idea of an episode just being called 'charlie day' gets me)
this ep was a chaotic gay mess and i loved every second of it
"i don't have a dead kid appropriate song" lmao
