Does that make sense?
Multipart episodes are considered below as single episodes, for the record, too.
This article contains spoilers for some of Lost’s most twist-heavy episodes.
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If anything, it wasalmost too strong an opening statement, eclipsing so much of what followed quality-wise.
Ana Lucia, a newly introduced character in season 2, was the one who accidentally killed Shannon.
That could mean rescue, of course, or it could lead to other problems.
The world ofLostwas the writers oyster, back in 2006.
The possibilities were overwhelmingly endless.
Also, some characters make it off the island.
Oh, and the usual flashbacks seen throughout the episode?
They’re not flashbacks.
This is just how bigLostgoes whenever it finishes a season.
Go jump down a hatch.
Go piss off a smoke monster.
Go mess with Benjamin Linus.
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As a series finale, calling it important for the show overall is a no-brainer.
The hate this episode sometimes gets, as a series finale, is frankly absurd.
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