LOST

[New Flame]

There's also the 'Why are you telling me this?'.

 

[Someboy]

“The thing is, we’re gonna have to take the boy.”

Not to sound so much like an old millennial, but tv is just not doing cliffhangers like this anymore!

 

[ElectricKnight]

"WE HAVE TO GO BACK!!!" is the ultimate cliffhanger, and one of the best moments in TV ever.

 

[M3G4N]

"WE HAVE TO GO BACK!!!" is the ultimate cliffhanger, and one of the best moments in TV ever.

I was shook - CHILLSSSSSS GOOSSEBUMPS GOOPED AND GAGGEDDDD and those last two expressions didn't even exist back then! ALSKDFL

 

[scottdisick94]

I watched this with my friends during the uni days, and one of the biggest cliffhangers for us was during the S4 flashforwards when Kate’s baby was revealed to be Aaron. I remember the screams and shrieks so well.

 

[ElectricKnight]

I watched this with my friends during the uni days, and one of the biggest cliffhangers for us was during the S4 flashforwards when Kate’s baby was revealed to be Aaron. I remember the screams and shrieks so well.

Ha, I was exactly the same at that reveal - a true jaw-dropper too!

 

[HEARTCORE]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who disliked Locke. There's so much praise for his character elsewhere and he was the one I was rooting to die every episode nn.

 

[Heartthrob]

Damn. Vanity Fair has posted an excerpt of Mo Ryan's book about Hollywood toxic workplaces, which has a chapter on the cruel and toxic environment behind the scenes of LOST. It's a really disappointing and heartbreaking read:

 

[johnoclock]

Damn. Vanity Fair has posted an excerpt of Mo Ryan's book about Hollywood toxic workplaces, which has a chapter on the cruel and toxic environment behind the scenes of LOST. It's a really disappointing and heartbreaking read:

Wow, this is shocking. Damon Lindelof always curated his image to come across as a nice, humble, self effacing nerd and this makes him come across as an arrogant, hostile, autocratic monster.

 

[Alenko]

Damn that is disappointing but sadly also not suprising since they fired so many actors cruly so I believe it was also like that behind the scenes.

I don‘t buy the show runners say to almost everything „I don‘t recall that“.

 

[DominoDancing]

That article is...I actually wouldn't call it shocking at this point, but it certainly is very, very depressing. And it's a must read (I'll have to see whether I can find a way to easily get the book in Germany, it's not listed on amazon.de).
Lindelof was mentioned above, but Cuse actually comes across much, much worse.

 

[phily693]

That’s incredibly disappointing but not surprising to read. What an awful environment to work in.

 

[scottdisick94]

Horrid. Explains why the story became such a mess too if writers were constantly coming and going.

 

[Andrew]

Damn. Vanity Fair has posted an excerpt of Mo Ryan's book about Hollywood toxic workplaces, which has a chapter on the cruel and toxic environment behind the scenes of LOST. It's a really disappointing and heartbreaking read:

Yikes

 

[tyrabnks]

Cuse sounds like a demon. I am appalled.

 

[AllRed]

I believe Damon is genuine in his apologies. Cuse has always striked me as a bit of a c**t.

Also, Harold Perrineau is amazing in the new EpixTV series called FROM. The series itself is great so if you haven't checked it out, do it!

 

[BTG]

Somewhere Maggie Grace must be considering whether it’s finally time to reveal how they fucked her over…

 

[Andrew]

I believe Damon is genuine in his apologies. Cuse has always striked me as a bit of a c**t.

Both their selective amnesia over all the events is a huge red flag

 

[P'NutButter]

"WE HAVE TO GO BACK!!!" is the ultimate cliffhanger, and one of the best moments in TV ever.

I need to watch this again.

 

[itylts]

That IT’S MY DESTINY got as old as WAAAAAALLLLLTTTT

This makes a lot more sense after reading that VF article.