I voted likely, but I'm really not sure. I have a feeling they might already be writing it or planning it and we may even get an announcement soon. But I could also see it never materialising. I'm not sure. I still have mixed feelings about S3, but I would like to see a Season 4, preferably one that...

I rewatched LOST twice in the last year (almost a year apart), including the last season, and I'm going to retract a lot of my more critical comments. On rewatch, I really enjoyed the show and fell in love with it all over again. While I think a lot of the points I made are still relevant (especiall...

I haven't posted here in almost a year! I really hated this episode when I first saw it, having mostly liked Part 17. I recently rewatched both of the last two Parts (planning to rewatch the whole revival soon) and I've warmed a little to Part 18. I think it's well shot and eerie. I still think it's...

My first reaction to Carrie Page was to think it was Laura Palmer having a secret identity and trying to pretend she doesn't remember Twin Peaks etc. Say Cooper saved Laura in episode 17, regardless of the disappearance and things i.e. that fateful night doesn't play out like FWWM and Laura lives t...

This is what was posted on Reddit. last scene was a dream laura in 1989 is the dreamer cooper asks what year is it laura's mother calls out to her from the waking world laura recognizes her mother's voice and realize she's dreaming she screams and wakes up back in 1989 the morning they would have fo...

Someone on reddit just posted an explanation of the ending that works for me. In the final scene, we realise Laura has been dreaming all along and hears Sarah's voice calling her as she screams and wakes up out of the nightmare. It's probably not that simple or literal but I like that idea. I think ...

I instantly noticed that Julee Cruise's performance was cut short. I can't comment on behind the scenes stuff or what she's said on social media, but it was very noticeable and abrupt. Especially when you consider how long other acts got to perform for. It was disappointing, but was glad to see her.

I just woke up and realised it was all a dream. I never watched anything last night.

"Where's Annie?" (thumbs up)
&
The angel in the lodge. (ahhhh)

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You know, there's a few intriguing aspects of Part 18 that I think I'll enjoy discussing/analysing from a more critical or academic standpoint, but - like much of this season - I didn't enjoy it while I was watching it. I was disappointed in the complete lack of story resolution to so many threads (...

I wonder if Carrie Page is an anagram?

I'm curious why James Marshall was happy with the role he was given. Didn't he mention something about being important and having a great character arc? I feel his role was disjointed and cut short. Ditto Audrey - but Sherilyn Fenn said she was happy with what she'd been given too, though at least h...

crash_and_burn wrote:Dale and Diane knew they were fucked if they crossed that 430 mile marker.
But that didn't need to mean the whole damned story was fucked.

^ This. QFT.

Lol.

I've gone from "Heavily Mixed, Leaning Towards Like" to "Heavily Mixed, Leaning Towards Dislike" (and I almost just went straight to "Dislike or Hate" to be honest only I don't want to jump the gun and there were a few scenes here and there I liked throughout the 18 epi...

The "curtain call" line was intriguing. When that line was first stated, I expected we'd see a literal curtain call (ala the closing credits of "Inland Empire") with all the cast appearing and bowing, perhaps in front of red curtains. Now I wonder if that's a hint for a bonus epi...