You might be the first one not to include The Constant on the list of best Lost episodes.

A few people have already said this but I want to say a huge thanks to Myles, Noel and to Todd for reviewing these first 3 seasons of one of the most iconic,ambitious,revolutionary daring television of all time.
As someone who went through the whole show in 2013, well after all the discussion was over these reviews…

And thank you for choosing NOT PENNY'S BOAT as the header image
just like I said in last weeks comment.

OOOOOHHHH YEEEAAAHHH! OOOOOHHHH YEEEAAAHHH!

I can't be the only one who isn't able to read all the comments of the review right. Or not able to get notifications?

After this season, is there really a need for both newbies and experts reviews?
By the time the finale ends, the newbies will probably know as much as the book readers.

Too old

This. I get that the world of Game of Thrones is a brutal, cruel world but now it feels like the show is just hitting us in the head with the same point over and over again.
The reason why scenes like Red Wedding and Ned's execution worked because at the time it felt fresh and something that the show worked for. Now…

Arya was worse at stalking people than I am in stealth video games.
Still I enjoyed Arya's Creed: Braavos

Making the episode cut to the pits right after the burning felt weird and ruined the pacing for me a little bit.
Also if Greyscale spreads through skin contact, does that mean Jorah has infected both Dany and Missandei ?

It was almost like the writers said "fuck it, nobody cares about the Dorne storyline" and then made sure it didn't affect the overall storyline too much.

It isn't like child burning didn't happen in the real world.
The reason I disliked this scene was because it was character assassination for Stannis. He may be stubborn but he would never burn his daughter alive and the show established that just five episodes ago.

He's going to be in Season 2 of True Detective.
Also with Suzanne Cryer in the cast, was this a partial Seinfeld reunion?

I don't have anything meaningful to add except
FUCK YEAH HANNIBAL!
I missed my weekly dose of stomach churning gore, stag hallucinations and beautiful cinematography

The Shield- "Family Meeting"
Just devastating.

The Constant might be the more emotional one but I believe that “Through The Looking Glass” is also the definitive episode of Lost. It had everything that made the show loved and famous.
SPOILERS
Emotional moments? NOT PENNY'S BOAT
Crazy cliffhangers? We have to go back, Kate.
Gorgeous vistas? Check
Summer Blockbuster…

Yeah. Even if we can count True Blood as watchable, it's still jarring to go from a pulpy violent show with sexy vampires to the bleakness and somberness of The Leftovers.
Also The Leftovers isn't really a show a casual viewer might want to watch in the hot summer.

I think The Leftovers also had the misfortune of being stuck with True Blood which was the worst time slot partner it can have.

What would be the image for the next episode?
Please let it be SPOILERS
NOT PENNY'S BOAT

Does anyone else find the backlash against Lindelof to be too much? Sure his movies aren't very successful but Lost is one of the greatest shows of all time and The Leftovers is pretty great too.