Alexhead wrote:What didn't you like about the second half of Lost last year? I thought the first half was kind of a slog, it got better as things went on.
I don't know, I liked the pacing up until Charlie didn't die (I won't forgive them that, cheapest cop-out ever) and they started airing second flashbacks for each characters. I liked most of them, but it just started to become repetitive, without advancing the story on the island. Some plot threads were just left alone for mutltiple episodes, some for half of the season.
Alexhead wrote:FYI, David Fury (now on 24) "cheerfully" claims all the writers are making it up as they go along in the new Rolling Stone, although his example story (says that Hurley's numbers were made up for that episode and they shot references scenes to his winning the lottery and inserted them into old episodes right before they aired) sounds like utter b.s. and I suspect he's just dishing a little misinformation for his old pals.
While I think they know what they are doing and what is behind the island to a certain extend, they are a little less strict with planning ahead on the character arcs and flashbacks, which aren't that essential to the secret. I reall hope the guy taking up Fury's great work on Locke is able to pull it off.
