“LOST,” how I love thee and disappointment – thy name is IM2

For the past six years, I count myself fortunate to have been caught in the web of mythology, characters and whiplash storylines that comprise the “LOST” universe. This series has been the most consistently compelling hour of entertainment on network television. Period.

Aside from the supernatural story arches, swirling subplots and vexing answers that only seem to raise more questions – it’s ultimately a story about people, destiny and free will – which is why I find it so mesmerizingly consuming.