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As the story unfolds, Abrams ingeniously - in snippets - recalls what brought them to this place.

With all these ways to view the series - human drama, fantasy adventure, gorgeous travelogue - there should be an "in" for most every viewer. The question then becomes, is there a way out?

If the series can pull off that feat on a weekly basis, the word Lost could come to mean something more pleasant for Disney-owned ABC than defining the network in recent years.

Lost is the sort of rare drama that's more fun to experience the less you know about it.

There's a lot packed into these early episodes that are only explained in what is unarguably some of the worst stand-alone episodes of the entire series.
The very definition of high-concept television, this addictive survival series turned metaphysical mystery is arguably the most successful and certainly the most richly and deeply woven show of its kind.
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