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Charlie

It’s been a while since I’ve talked about Lost or any other series, but now that the season finale is approaching, things are getting very, very good. After today’s episode, I once again think that Lost is the series with the best writers. I say this because, for me, one of the things I like about series is that they are totally unpredictable, and at the end of the day I think that is how they manage to attract attention and keep viewers hooked.

Attention, the next paragraphs contain spoilers for episode 21 of the third season of Lost, if you don’t want me to spoil it for you, don’t continue reading.

This episode of Lost seemed to me to be one of the best, as it maintains a balance between the nostalgia of Charlie’s memories, which is even sad, along with all the events that have to do with the arrival of ā€œthe othersā€ to the camp of the survivors of the accident and the involvement of Charlie himself. You can tell that they don’t make things up on the fly and they know exactly where they want the shots to go.

Regarding the ending…what to say? Awesome. Could the two ladies from ā€œThe Mirrorā€ be survivors of the Dharma group? Could one of them be Ben’s friend from his flashbacks? All this, and much more in the next double chapter that will end the third season of the series. I don’t know about you, but I’m biting my nails waiting.