It's amazing how Lost could brainwash its viewers to continuously have the "damn its so damn good and whatever that's gonna come out next is gonna be out of this world".

The 2 hours 1st episode of Lost Season 6 provided several answers, but it was definitely information overload. We were told who Jacob's nemesis is, who was possessing Locke, and what is Smokey. I love the alternate reality story telling ... in a way it is a reset, but i am sure all the viewers need to physically witness what might actually happen had the plane not crash.

Pretty melodramatic. Especially the constant switching about with the present reality which already encompassed all the bonds and relationships, only for us to be knocked back into 'reality' when the plane landed ... afterall if nothing happened, it was just a planeload of passengers with different purposes in life.

I thought episode zero is excellent, in the way the producers reminded all of us the ties and links between the characters, as well as the major events that happened.

We don't want the reset, yet we want to know what just MIGHT have happened. There were rumours about both timeline finally meeting each other towards the end of the season ... although i cannot figure out how. Well, at least all the survivors are at the same time already.

Another thing about this episode is that the producers want to tell us that there are many us, all in different timelines, different realities. Ah well ... thing about watching dramas is i hate the weekly wait. Hence often i always wait till the whole season is out. Can't seem to do it with Lost though. Keeps my mind thinking too.