The End Of An Era: Lost Takes Its Final Bow

On September 22, 2004, Oceanic Flight 815 fell from the sky and caught the attention of millions of people. As the survivors coped with being Lost, we began to wonder if this was just a new age Gilligan's Island.  But before we could decide, some crazy ass things began to happen.  Suddenly there was a freaking Polar Bear on an island, and do not even get me started on that black smoke.  How is it possible that the people behind Lost have found a way to make us scared speechless of a puff of black smoke?  By making it eat Mr. Eko, that be how!

But tonight, after 6 very confusing, but spell-binding seasons, Lost will come to an end.  Tonight is the night where everything will become clear.  I hope so because I am more lost than Chace Crawford at a female strip club.

Also for the finale, something spectacular is being done to prevent spoilers.  LOST will air simultaneously around the world at the exact same time.  Yes, that means that some people will have to up at 3am to watch it, but I am sure no one will really have a problem with it.

Lost is the kind of television show that doesn't come around very often.  With excellent story-telling and twists that make even the holiest person scream What The Puck!  J.J Abrams often leave you with your jaw on the floor and no idea what is going to happen.

I will not even begin to try and piece LOST together for everyone but even if you are not a regular viewer of the show, I recommend you watch tonight.  Everyone will be talking about it on Monday morning and trust me, you won't want to be the sucker who has no idea who Kate is and don't care that she ends up with Jack.  That's right, I want her with Jack. Suck it!

Below is a video of some of the cast and their final thoughts on the end of an era.  I don't know what the weeks will be like without LOST.  Without a show with mystery, yet awesome characters.  Hey ABC, give us back FLASHFORWARD!