DH and I were commenting about that last night.

We're watching a DVD of Season 1 and DVDs of season 2 of Get Smart.
There were something like 54 episodes for those seasons!
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now we're lucky if we get 6 or 8
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wth!!!

I do feel as though I'm getting answers finally and things are starting to come together in the whole plotline so it's gratifying to watch instead of driving me crazy!!
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I am a zombie this morning b/c I stayed up too late on the FB Addicted to Lost discussion board after the season finale. The next 9 months is going to be torture!

I just finished watching the finale on my DVR. I think this is the first time since this show began that I'm not LOST! I agree, the wait will be torture!

I was actually late to work as a direct cause of Lost. I was bummed out that it'll be 8 month's to the next season starts. But now, I think I can just watch that finale over an over again for 8 month's and be happy.

WhooHoo! Season 6 has officially started and what an awesome start it was! Lots of new ideas, thoughts, and PEOPLE (WHY do they keep bringing in more people??? I can't keep them all straight & I still have questions about those that have before & were killed off or dissapaered)

One of thoughts that kept bugging me the most after it was over was when Hurley said on the plane “I’m the luckiest man alive.” If those scenes were supposed to be an alternate timeline to show what would have happened if they never crashed on the island (or if the bomb-plan worked) that line didn’t make any sense, b/c he had nothing but trouble since he won the lottery. And why was Desmond on the plane? When all the losties were in Australia, Desmond had already been on the island for awhile. Is he dead & Jack is seeing dead people (like how he see’s his dad)?


Edited: I was talking w/someone at work about this & they pointed out the obvious to me. IF the bomb thing worked & the plane does not crash on he island, it didn't just change that, b/c the bomb exploding would have happened in 1977 & that it changed a lot more things, but some things stayed the same. (Kate being a fugitive, Locke in a wheelchair, etc)

Sometimes this show just goes completely over my head....but I love it anyways!