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<blockquote data-quote="Christine" data-source="post: 165642" data-attributes="member: 20">Michael Torrance, I can&#039;t believe that I still have to explain the Lost ending after 9 years.Everything that happened throughout the 6 seasons of Lost actually did happen. No dream and no, they were not dead all along.In season 6 we have the flash sideways, our Losties are dead in those stories, it&#039;s sort of a purgatory. Everything else that is happening in season 6 is real. So why do you think seasons 1-5 didn&#039;t matter? I thought Lost had a perfect ending. It just seems that most viewers simply didn&#039;t get it.I remember something George R.R. Martin said 9 ys ago, about the Lost finale: &quot;I just hope I won&#039;t screw up my ending&quot;. What I would like to tell him is that a screwed up ending is better than no ending at all. I don&#039;t think he&#039;s ever going to end his book series.So I think he should really stop criticizing other writers endings.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Christine, post: 165642, member: 20"] Michael Torrance, I can't believe that I still have to explain the Lost ending after 9 years. Everything that happened throughout the 6 seasons of Lost actually did happen. No dream and no, they were not dead all along. In season 6 we have the flash sideways, our Losties are dead in those stories, it's sort of a purgatory. Everything else that is happening in season 6 is real. So why do you think seasons 1-5 didn't matter? I thought Lost had a perfect ending. It just seems that most viewers simply didn't get it. I remember something George R.R. Martin said 9 ys ago, about the Lost finale: "I just hope I won't screw up my ending". What I would like to tell him is that a screwed up ending is better than no ending at all. I don't think he's ever going to end his book series. So I think he should really stop criticizing other writers endings. [/QUOTE]

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