Lost: Watch Every Episode From Beginning To End

ABC’s Lost is definitely up there with Battlestar Galactica, Six Feet Under, and Curb Your Enthusiasm as one of the very best TV programs of the 21st century! As a dude who has already seen every single episode of all six seasons of Lost, I am still planning on buying the complete series of Lost on Blu-Ray because this is one of those rare shows that will be very fun to view a second time (and there is a lot of great bonus features included with the complete series box set.)

If you’re new to this mysterious show then I’m actually jealous of you to be able to experience it for the first time. It’s really that good, I’m serious. it is the kind of show that you are probably going to fondly remember for the rest of your days.

To get the most out of the experience you really want to buy the complete Lost collection box set and then avoid all spoilers as much as you can. A great part of this series is having the “mysteries of the island” slowly unraveled in unexpected ways. Do not screw that up for yourself by looking up things about the show!

Also it’s important to view it from start to finish in order. This is a real “serial” where every episode leads into the next one. It is all “one big story” instead of a show where each episode (or even season) has it’s own start and finish.

I really should warn anyone reading this that this series is very addictive and that if you like it anywhere near as much as I do that you may find yourself watching seven episodes in a single day (yes I actually did this once!) It is one of those shows where every episode really has you wanting to know what happens on the next episode.

I should also say that this is a people who like to think about things. What’s happening will not always be overly obvious. If you are seeking outs dumb mindless entertainment, you should definitely look elsewhere. You will have to make use of your brain when you watch this amazing TV series.

Some people were disappointed by the Lost Finale but that it seems that most who really understand what Lost is about loved it.