[LUconn]

That's good stuff. I kinda wonder what the reaction would be if they actually did that. Would people be mad? It's too hilarious to be mad at.

[LUconn]

http://popwatch.ew.com/2010/05/26/lost- ... -wreckage/

No doubt, for many of you, a big part of your understanding has included an interpretation of the series’ final scenes of plane wreckage strewn across an empty beach, nothing but the white noise of crashing waves cutting through the deadly silence. Well, turns out ABC just threw those final scenes in there as a “visual aid,” and they didn’t actually have anything to do with the show’s plot. ABC told the LA Times that the network – and not executive producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse — added those shots of the beach simply to soften the transition from the emotional ending of the series finale to the 11 p.m. news and didn’t realize that viewers who had been obsessing over every detail of every scene of every episode might have considered the series’ final images as having some meaning. "

[ALUmnus]

Yeah, and it's funny that it seems like a majority of the people who watched based their conclusion on that closing. I saw that Cleveland didn't even get to see the finale, something screwy with ABC in that area.

[Cider Jim]

The season finale is being rebroadcast tonight on ABC from 8:00-10:00 and with the editors' commentary in subtitles.