Lost had its epic series finale last week and as usual my predictions were a little off. The ending is open to interpretation, which comes as no surprise. The conclusion to me felt a lot like Jacob’s Ladder but that isn’t necessarily a bad thing. Bottom line is it’s all about Jack. It’s Jack’s journey through love, life, and loss. This makes sense because he seemed to be the central character all along. All roads lead to Jack and his functional and dysfunctional relationships. Was it Jack’s purgatory or his psychotic breakdown before he died? Did any of these people actually exist on the island? Those answers we shall never know. We are glad to know that in the afterlife, Claire still looks hot, Sun and Jin are together, and Sawyer isn’t a cop. It was also great to see old favorites like Boone, Charlie, and Juliet. It’s nice to know that in the end everyone got to hook up with past loves, which made it feel a little like Grey’s Anatomy. Anyway thank you J.J. for providing us with entertaining weird television and for still leaving us a little Lost.
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