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Topic	Don't tell me what I can't do: a 10-year LOST retrospective/character ranking
GameStonk 03/01/21 12:44:07 PM #249:	#13. Frank Lapidus Yaas, Daddy Frank! Post-rehab Mel Gibson in one season and then salt and pepper man hunk in the next. Truly one of the more astonishing twists in the show. Anyway, Lapidus is one of the rare characters who comes in and gets shit done on LOST. Like a good version of Keamy in a way, he doesn't care about all of the weird nonsense going on in the Island or about any of the drama between the characters. He is there to prove that he was right about Widmore faking the crash of Flight 815, and then getting the fuck off the Island. It's that refreshing take that ranks Lapidus as high as I have him. Sure, he may not have the most fully evolved backstory or the most to do there, but his one-note mission statement keeps the show moving and acts as a pretty hilarious foil to some of the more "serious" characters. He is just one of those guys you want to root for throughout the series, and one of the few true protagonists of the show. <cite>GameStonk posted [p:951216693] in Don't tell... [t:79296643]...</cite> <quote>#13. Frank Lapidus Yaas, Daddy Frank! Post-rehab Mel Gibson in one season and then salt and pepper man hunk in the next. Truly one of the more astonishing twists in the show. Anyway, Lapidus is one of the rare characters who comes in and gets shit done on LOST. Like a good version of Keamy in a way, he doesn't care about all of the weird nonsense going on in the Island or about any of the drama between the characters. He is there to prove that he was right about Widmore faking the crash of Flight 815, and then getting the fuck off the Island. It's that refreshing take that ranks Lapidus as high as I have him. Sure, he may not have the most fully evolved backstory or the most to do there, but his one-note mission statement keeps the show moving and acts as a pretty hilarious foil to some of the more "serious" characters. He is just one of those guys you want to root for throughout the series, and one of the few true protagonists of the show. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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