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25 May 10

LOST Finale Reflections Part 3: Some Cultural Parallels (SPOILERS)

As you can see from my two earlier posts, I’m not crazy about the way the LOST storytellers handled the “solution” to the sideways reality question. On the other hand, I would not have been opposed to having the show consider the afterlife in some way. I think they could have done what they did [...]

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