Lost Is Found On Sky

Debuting on Murdoch’s $ky network, season three of Lost has begun on SkyOne with a Sunday night double-header of “A Tale Of Two Cities” and “The Glass Ballerina“. Picking up exactly where we left off, this is a mini-run of 6 episodes that will air before a winter break (and clashing with Torchwood… grrrr!). Following the move from CH4/E4 I was surprised and not a little irritated to find that we were still being “entertained” by the 118 men before and after every segment, but even that,

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Where do we go from here

With 8 episodes left in season two, the creators of Lost are inevitably moving all their castaway playing pieces into position for the season finale. Episode 16, The Whole Truth, saw Ana-Lucia let into the secret about the prisoner in the hacth after Locke thought it was time to bring in help. The complexities of the inter-relationships that have been developed over the year-and-a-half we’ve been watching are begining to reap dividends. Sawyer at the top of the food chain; Jack and Locke’s divergent opinions, Sun and Jin’s marriage; Charlie’s personal issues, and all the rest make for great set pieces as various characters are thrown together by circumstance or design and their individual motivations create as much of the drama now as the island itself. Character driven stuff of this quality should be cherished by us all, I just hope JJ Abrams and the rest are going to reward us with the storyline as well… all the promise remains.

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