No Longer ‘Lost’, But Still Searching

But when the entire island story line we had been following for six seasons turned out not to matter very much within the internal organization of the show’s narrative — to be largely disconnected from that final quasi-religious resolution of the plot — it was deflating, despite the warm feelings the finale otherwise inspired. Most of the post-mortem discussion of the finale will involve parsing and grading that final 10-minute sequence. Before conducting our own analysis, however, let’s talk about the previous 140 minutes of “The End”/ Mike Hale , New York Times. More here . (Cutline: Matthew Fox is shown in a scene from the series finale of “Lost”/AP Photo, ABC, Mario Perez)

Question (for fans of the TV series, “Lost”): Were you satisfied with the ending of the series?