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[auntiemeesh]

Heads up: Wayne Pygram will be on Lost next week (April 12) according to the nice folks at Save Farscape Announcements.

I have to admit, my attention has wandered a bit lately with Lost. There have only been a few episodes this season that I thought were really good or interesting and I didn't even watch last week. I don't want to lose all interest in the show so they need to get back to what makes it interesting; the mystery, the allure of the island, the unknown. All the interpersonal bickering that seems to be the main focus of each ep lately has just become very boring, predictable and unentertaining.

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[grey-wonderer.livejournal.com]

I completely agree with you on all of that. I also miss Hurley and Charlie and Jin who all seem to have become minor characters now that we have the new folks from the tail section. Another problem that I have with the show now is that instead of piecing together one part of the puzzle they just continue to find more pieces and then the next episode they ignore those completely. I mean if you were Claire, wouldn't you tell someone else about the place that you'd found and take them there and show it to them? These people don't seem to talk to each other about anything at all important, do they? LOL

[auntiemeesh.livejournal.com]

They don't talk to each other about the important things and they all jump to conclusions without any backing evidence, and then hold tight to those conclusions even in the face of conflicting evidence. It is annoying!

[birch-tree.livejournal.com]

You shouldn't have missed the last ep, then, because there was plenty of mysteries and new surprising stuff. Lots of interpersonal bickering too, but I found that quite interesting too but maybe it is just my point of view :))

Anyway, I have to agree with what Grey_wanderer said above: the fact that all those puzzle pieces are just piling up there without much continuity is maybe the only flaw that really worries me. Sometimes it seems as if nobody in the production is actually holding the reins of the show.

But apart from that, I am still totally, utterly hooked to the show and its characters!
And well, there was enough (and well-written!) Jin a couple of eps ago, there's going to be plenty of Hurley in the next, and Charlie...well, he's been back with vengeance after an almost total Charlie-less beginning of the season, and his character is turning very interesting again for me (not necessarily nice, but interesting...). I loved his interaction with AnaLucia last week! Go Charlie, tell her! ;-)))))

[auntiemeesh.livejournal.com]

Yeah, the past couple of weeks I'd been watching cuz you know, it might be a good episode. And there were a few good moments, like Charlie heading out with Ana Lucia and Sayid, but for the most part I just wasn't digging it, so I decided to skip last week, and now I pay the price of having missed something. Oh well, I'll watch this week. Maybe. lol