i enjoyed the first series. it seemed intriguing, but gave up on it after that as it started to feel tedious and silly. it seemed to go out of it's way to be intriguing, would drag on too long and create more questions, which wouldn't get answered, and the strange things that would happen would seem more silly than interesting. not meaning to put it down exactly, more that i was disappointed with where it seemed to go, as it turned out to not be my cup of tea, and didn't seem to have an actual set direction. perhaps i gave up on it too soon so didn't understand enough, but i just found it more enjoyable to go do something else. still, glad you enjoyed it.

I know that many many answers would let be open, but I think some of these are okay. So you can introduce your own opinion. But there are to much really important questions open, like shown these above.
This is the point why I'm sad, some people who where necessary for the story doesn't appear in the end. Then when all the guys had to be "complete" :/

yes i can see why it'd be frustrating to have unanswered questions if they seem essential to the characters and plot. was the programme cut short and initially meant to go on for a few more series? or is this just how it worked out?

Hmm I think that the viewing rate was to low ( fault was the long holding time during the strike at the set) and the producers wanted come to an end. I don't think, that the end wasn't intendent to be so...short, unfinished.

It would be an easement for me, if there would be an extra episode or something, where the Doers explain some things. But I don't think so :/

i guess you'll have to imagine your own

I think so..*sigh*

Oh... there were so many loose ends at the end of the series... I was vastly dissapointed...

For instance... what happened to Dharma? I know ben killed all of the Dharma on the island... but heck it's clearly shown they had instalations on the mainland too... who killed those?

What the actual nature of the island's power was...

I too wondered why walt was never explained... at some point he seemed to have a very important role... even appearing out of nowhere to give warnings and advice... weird.

I was also not clear who actually killed Mr. echo... I thought the smoke monster couldn't kill the candidates... witch begs the question... did Echo commit suicide? or was he not a candidate to beggin with?

And admitedly many actors were missing from the final church scene and I found the ending to be a big fat slap in the face... like they had a whole other season planned, but they just cut it ( missing season 7 ).

And I never really understood why the smoke monster couldn't change appearance once he changed to Loke.

I thought it was because he could only take the apearance of people who died on the island and he got their bodies... but that was eventually prooven wrong...

Who exactly the "others" were... seriously where did they come from? They weren't dharma cause ben killed them... we know they been fearing in new recruits via dharma's submarine. but what about B4 Dharma? who were those people seen during the flashbacks acompanying Richard?

Many many questions that will never be answered.

One of the most things that annoyed me was that Kate, Sawyer, Lapidus and the asian escaped by plane and Jack died on the island.
Jack and Kate said they love each other, but what do we think when Kate and Saywer arrived in the "Reallife" again?
I think that they are together till they died, and the poor Jack and Juliet had to wait to see them until they are dead :/

I wished that all "Losties" had died on the island. Die together stay togeher. And then go to heaven all together.

About the Dharma coporation, I read that there will be a 15 minute special about them on the "Lost" 6 season. I hope so...

Oh yeah... and they never do explain how come Hugo and Miles could talk to dead people... and how their ways of communication with the dead ones were os vastly different.

I never saw that Dharma special thing though.

And to be honest... by the time they began showing the two alternate realities ( them happy on the mainland and them stranded on the island ) my head was spinnign so much I honestly didn't know what was going on any more. So I honestly don't know if they were alive to beggin with?

Indeed, Wtf, there is no sense, how they could talk to dead people...

Do you mean at the final season? The alternative live on the mainland where Jack has a son?
Well, this is the life after their dead, after the island. The island was real, and than after all have died ( Some loong time ago after the island) they met all together in the "Life before Death" Life, and had to find each other to get in the church ("heaven").

I need moore input o.o

well... reguardless it was a very entertaining series and I'm sorry it's over. Kept me thinking about what's going on all the way through. ANd during the series it was very neat how every event seemed to tie in with the "big picture". However it just seems to have cut off way to soon... like I said, it's like they cut out a whole other season.

Indeed..it will be my all-time favorite series. It's a pity that they made the end so quickly :/