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Looking at it from today's perspective that show was a waste of time. Wouldnt recommend anyone to watch it now.
You see the way people talk about television now? How there's the AV Club and 100 different bloggers and sites that go in on TV, the same way people used to breakdown and get into movies.
That's all Lost.
Before Lost, there was Alan Sepinwall and the random fan forums and that was it. That was the most anyone would really get into whatever your favorite show was. Reddit and Twitter didn't exist. You wouldn't have threads on sneaker websites going hard for True Detective, or so many people speaking as uh...eloquently or thoughtfully...(or compulsively tbh) about television, outside of maybe The Sopranos. Let alone a network TV show. You wouldn't have 1,000 of posts and pages breaking down mysteries and theories and frame by frame shots immediately after an ep was done.
All of that is because of Lost. Lost was the single most written about show ever. 23 million people watched the 2nd premiere live and half of them needed to talk aout the show immediately after each episode was done.
It was the Star Wars of modern TV.
edit: I tried to keep it short too. that's just the way I am I guess.
They don't give a **** anymore, they make it clear they didn't have very many set plans for the story Basically they went in trying to set up as many mysteries to hook the viewer as possible