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10 Shows That Changed TV Since ’90

#10. 

Lost (2004-2010)

The great gamble that paid off: a six-season puzzle on an epic scale, with scores of characters and intricate plotting that truly put the myth in ”mythology.” Lost altered our view of the size and shape and momentum a TV series could maintain. When it ended, it was common to say that there’ll never be another show like it. I prefer to think the lesson of Lost is that another unique experiment can come along and become a mass-audience favorite.

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The Best Sci-Fi Shows of All Time

“Lost” (#15 of 23)

ABC

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The ‘Lost’ Hour: Season 6 redux

The ‘Lost’ Hour: Season 6 redux

Jen Chaney and Liz Kelly
Washington Post “Lost” bloggers
Wednesday, June 2, 2010; 12:00 PM

It’s been more than a week and we (“Lost” fans, that is) are still reeling from a doozy of a finale and — dang it — lingering questions. A little group therapy is clearly in order.

Full story at the source.

Top Moments this week

1. Most Unabashedly Spiritual Send-Off: Lost‘s final two-and-a-half hours is about letting go and moving on, which Jack does when his father helps him accept that he and all his island friends are, in fact, dead. A moving reunion segues into the requisite white light, which engulfs our favorite castaways as we see how Jack’s corporeal existence ended. Next step: We’ll be working with Dr. Cohen-McGinty on letting go and moving on from Lost.

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10 Best TV Shows on Now

3. LOST

ABC, Tuesdays, 9–10 p.m.

KEN’S TAKE: The final season is taking its shape from not only its much-bruited ”flash-sideways” sequences but also the decision to focus part of each episode on an individual character. So far, the result has been rich storytelling that’s giving up more secrets with every hour, as the series comes to what looks like a triumphant climax.

WHAT’S NEXT: Ding-dong, the Temple’s gone. So now what? Lost‘s castaways will be asking that very question as they decide whether to join Un-Locke/the Monster (Terry O’Quinn) in his quest to flee the Island. Also on tap: a flashback episode for Richard Alpert (Nestor Carbonell), and a Sideways-world episode for Ben Linus (Michael Emerson).

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