AlecTrevelyan006 posted...
A large part of LOST's value came from the community aspect of watching. Lunch the day after would be talking to people about theories from the latest episode. My physics prof was a big fan, so we'd get there before class and talk about stuff with him on Thursdays.
I can't imagine the show would be nearly as fun if you took that social element out.
I archived through the series last Summer with three other friends. I haven't really thought about it, but I guess I might not have liked it as much if I didn't watch it with them.
Definitely agree with the journey being such a good part. If someone enjoys it actively while watching, then keep watching. If they're the kind of person who thinks a bad ending ruins everything before, then they might want to quit ahead.
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