Breaking News - Lost To End In 2010 And Three More

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ing the words of Lost’s executive producer Damon Lindelof, he has "always envisioned Lost as a show with a beginning, medium, and end," and that declaring that the Emmy and Golden Globe award-winning reg code drama namely ending would hint that viewers would soon have some solace of knowing that numerous unanswered questions and mysteries will finally be answered. Having this in idea, maybe Lost coming to an end isn’t such a bad motif at last.
Looking bad Lost has given its viewers some tough answers to crack, and because some period, the show has likewise become an endless pit of baffling fable lines. But with the culmination of the fashionable catena, viewers will finally have a colossal serving of legibility and enlightenment, which will come in the form of big discoveries and question apt the puzzle namely engulf the lives of the Lost roles, The Others, and other island enigmas that attracts viewers with curiosity. And having 3 extra seasons comprising of 16 episodes seems to be sufficient ample to cover entire that needs to be showcased for a satisfying Lost ending.
Lost, a thriller-drama series emulating the lives of a group of airplane crash survivors aboard a tropical island in the South Pacific. Created along J.J. Abrams, Damon Lindelof and Jeffrey Lieber, the show stars Evangeline Lily as Kate Austen, Elizabeth Mitchell for Juliet Burke, Josh Holloway as James "Sawyer"
Ford, Matthew Fox as Jack Shephard, Naveen Andrews as Sayid Jarrah amid others.