Because the Globe only keeps these stories up for two days, I wanted to show this off here for a couple more (before I take it down) so that my friends who are getting into
Lost can read and enjoy. Not spoilery at all that I can see, and it makes a few good points about why the show is attracting so much fannish interest:
Getting 'Lost'
Show pursues TV's most elusive genre -- mythology. Or maybe that's not it all.
By Matthew Gilbert, Globe Staff | October 27, 2004
On "Lost," 46 plane-crash survivors are stuck on a remote Pacific island. Or at least they might be survivors; they might also be souls in purgatory, hovering between heaven and hell, defending their lives on the sands of judgment. Or at least they might be on a sandy island; they might also be inside a "Truman Show" --like zoo, or on a planet where polar bears thrive in tropical climates. If indeed those beasts in the "Lost" forest are bears, and not emissaries of God, or grotesque alien creatures, or Mulder, Scully, and the Log Lady on a journey to the Hellmouth.
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