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I'm still waiting to get season 3 from the library (it's going to be a long wait!). I liked the first season alot, and the 2nd only slightly less. It's extremely unlikely I'll see season 4 before it comes out on DVD. =)

/ali
 


Rarin' to go.

Although, honestly, I can't say why anyone hated Nikki and Paulo, as they were around for what, 2 episodes? 3? before dying.

And if we have another "Day Break" incident...
 

I liked Day Break. I know I don't understand network economics, but they had a whole TV series completed, but they decided to end it halfway through in order to show reruns of George Lopez. I'm saddened that reruns did better ratings than Day Break.

Anyway, I've realized, watching through season 3 now, that I actually liked Season 2 better than 3. In season 2, only Charlie's flashback bored me (because I don't really care about the baby anymore). In season 3, I'm on episode 6, and the only flashback I haven't fast forwarded through has been Eko's.
 

RangerWickett said:
The show goes a hell of a lot better if you watch it 6 episodes in a day instead of one a week. They're not great at episodic TV, but if you watch the episodes for the characters instead of the mystery, you should be good.


You've just described what some folks with day jobs do when they tivo a soap opera for the weekend.
 


RangerWickett said:
I liked Day Break. I know I don't understand network economics, but they had a whole TV series completed, but they decided to end it halfway through in order to show reruns of George Lopez. I'm saddened that reruns did better ratings than Day Break.
I liked Daybreak as well. I was really suprised when they cancled it like that.

Anyway, I just started re-watching Lost season 1. It's suprising how much I have forgot or missed in the first place.
 


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