Did Sunday's finale of Lost leave you unsatisfied, too? CollegeHumor has put together a video full of questions that remain unanswered. Warning: if you were not pleased with the finale, this will only fuel your rage.
Today at Gawker.TV, Joel McHale says goodbye to Tyra Banks' talk show, Fox and Friends get a brand new couch, Family Guy does Star Wars, and we're deeply unsatisfied by Lost's finale and just may prefer Jimmy Kimmel's fake alternate endings.
Philly fameball Arthur Kade is the self-proclaimed "White Oprah With Balls." Give him some props for that. And for the graphic you see here, which he made himself. Okay. So, how does White Oprah With Balls rate Lost's finale?
After all the debating and deliberating, the faith and the science, the LOST finale has come and gone. The big finish? Everybody's dead because everybody dies. They say the creators are expecting fan backlash? Well, they're gonna get it.
The ratings for last night's Lost series finale are in and they are... just OK. While 13 million is a two-year high for the show, it's certainly not the kind of everyone's-watching numbers other finales have earned. Oh well. [THR]
It seems that many people are dissatisfied with the way that LOST ended, but worry no more. Last night, on his "Aloha to LOST" special, Jimmy Kimmel revealed the three other endings that Lindelof and Cuse had up their sleeve.
During last night's LOST finale, Target ran three show-inspired spots, either to make sure you knew what you were watching or because they hoped you would remember Target fondly as you bashed LOST's final episode.
So, following the LOST finale, it seems that the ~Internet~ is divided. Some loved the series finale that was six years—and countless headdesks—in the making, and some hated it. But! The Simpsons beat everyone with its own prediction.
Once upon a time, there was a television show about a bunch of people on an island. For six years it was one of the most fascinating things on TV. And then it ended, in the worst way possible.
Well, folks, it's finally here. Tonight, LOST will end its six year run with a seemingly endless event finale, and you're invited to watch along and discuss with all of your fellow commenters! Inside, a schedule and your open thread.
Friday's episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live was all about LOST and he paid tribute with a hysterical "This Week in Unnecessary Censorship." This is a must-watch clip for fans, especially if you need to dry your tears after tonight's finale.
So, it seems like we are the only website on the Internet today not covering the highly anticipated series finale of Lost. This is because your two weekend editors have never seen the show. But we still have some theories!
Let's take a look back at the week that was, May 16-May 21. It was a week of joys, sadnesses, deaths, and, mostly, dirty lies.
When LOST ends on Sunday, people will inevitably be disappointed, possibly even angry. This isn't just par for the course regarding this specific show, it's part and parcel of the event finale. Hopefully, they've paid attention to some past mistakes.
Here's a fun, interactive, illustrated guide to every character on Lost. Is it Sunday yet?
But not in a dirty way! We find out in this clip that maybe that list of potential candidates wasn't complete. Also, Jacob knows how to bring the party.
It's not just humans who are crazy for LOST, apparently cats are wild for it too. This bunch got together to run down the entire series in one minute, with the singular wit that cats can bring to this discussion.
Everyone is aware that LOST is coming to a close with a highly anticipated Sunday finale event. These are some of the best and most memorable scenes from its run, the scenes that come to mind when thinking about LOST.
As the bigtime Lost finale approaches (Sunday, 9pm), folks are getting concerned that the show won't end satisfyingly. Well, concerned might be too gentle. Some people are preemptively angry. We're wondering today: Do they have a right to be?
You may have noticed that some intrepid Gawker.TV folks ventured to the LOST Exhibition at the Vilcek Foundation last night. Not content to settle for photos only, we also took some video of the event. Please to enjoy.
