When the season started, I was a bit skeptic with the character of Chuck and his dynamic with Jimmy; all the shit about his reluctance to go out of the house and the
fucking electromagnetic problems… But boy, they really knew what they were
doing. The betrayal of Chuck is so much poignant and cruel with all those
episodes…

Holly shit, the Others were so FUCKING AWESOME during the first two seasons, when we didn't know anything about them; but became so FUCKING BORING in season 3, when we started to know about them. I think that is one of the cases of worst narrative resolution to an arc so promising and intriguing.

As you make a reference of the Flash Sideways, I take the opportunity to open up a discussion about this polemic device that was used during Season 6. I think that it gave us great moments, especially when the characters started to take conscience of where they where and began to remember their relationships. It also…

Hey, wait a moment… that guy is TREVOR FROM GTA!!!

It seems to me that Damon had since the beginnings a pretty clear idea about the mythology of the show: the island as a place where its mysterious forces confront light and evil; and which was used by a scientist organization to do experiments with its unique properties. So, more or less that’s what the show goes…

Mr. Eko is not a candidate so he CAN be killed by the smoke monster. I think that the man in black didn't kill him in the first place because he thought he could use him in his fight against Jacob and the candidates. But when he saw that Eko's goal was to protect the island, he didn't doubt a second before killing him.

I really hope that they let the creators establish the data of the end game. Seeing how the stakes are right now, it seems to me that this series has for 5 seasons.

A quick review of this season of Lost:

If this is one of your favourites moments on TV you should go to a psychologist

In an interview with Alan Sepinwall, Gilligan has said that the two last episodes of this season are AWESOME. I can't wait to see them…

You should write an article about Lost in the solute! ;)

JONATHAN BANKS = GOD

HAHAHAHAHAHA the Mail Robot comments are the best part of this AVClub reviews, without any doubt.

I think that if the show wants to succeed in the long term, they should have a greater and more powerful group of supporting characters. Breaking Bad was so great not only because of Walter White, but the great cast of characters that filled the show: Jesse, Gus, Skyler, Saul, Mike, Hank etc. We have only seen five…

I have great expectations for next week's episode, where it seems that FINALLY we'll have more deep interactions between Saul and Mike; and HOPEFULLY we'll know more about Mike's past in philly.

THE AMERICAN(S) BEAUTY PART II (?)

The space blanket deserves a spin-off

Absolutely LOVE your theories. Also think that this is a series of 5 seasons aprox; I hope that they don't try to stretch it too much.

I'm also really intrigued in how they are going to integrate Nina to the main plot

I'm pretty sure that the show will have a long-term plot and will continue in the post-Breaking Bad times; eventually (probably in future seasons) we will turn to the moment of the cold open in the first episode, where Saul is working in a bar with a new identity. I would love that this series would gradually expand…