'Lost': I Quit

O you are SOOOO wrong. The show will ultimately be about - Hurley! Yes, when the action is happening and the stuff is flying, Hurley is there one way or the other. Locke and Ben and even Widemore are all pawns for some Great Force to be revealed through Hurley. He may be seem like Neville Longbottom or Sam Gamgee - but I think he will be quite a bit more. I suggest watching the show through the end of the season just to see what they do with and for Hurley.

I'm not crazy about Ben either...but I will probably stick with the show till the end. I've been there this long. Besides, my friend comes over on Thursday nights and watches it with me. It gives us something to watch together and talk about. There is always something to talk about with this show! He sees a lot of things that I don't see. I agree, the Desmond episode was pretty cool. Besides, haven't the producers/creators promised that everything will eventually be explained? I do understand giving up on a show, however. I gave up on Prison Break after the first couple of episodes last season, and pretty much did the same thing with Jericho.

Like you, I have tried to "Get that Feeling Again," to use a Manilow reference,when it comes to the frmr #1 show. It is becoming more like work. At least Ben got what was coming to him, watching his daughter be blown away after he denied she was his. Even though we all saw that one coming, the re-introduction of "that thing' on the island was a nice walk down memory lane. I am still hanging on... just like I will be tonight. Keep me in your prayers!

I thoroughly enjoy Lost. I bought a book on it last year at a Christian book store that explained much of the symbolism and made it even more interesting. Imagine if we could flash backward and forward through the lives of either others or ourselves. I especially enjoy when they replay episodes with captions that point out things we probably would of or did miss. I am definately in it for the long haul.