Lost: Anatomy of a Loss

Author: Paul Levinson
Published: Sun 18 Feb 2007
Episode Link: https://sites.libsyn.com/18679/lost_anatomy_of_a_loss

Welcome to Episode 22 of Light On Light Through ... Lost: Anatomy of a Loss ... in which we look at what went wrong with this tv series which galvanized audiences with its experimental story telling and viral marketing the first season, put people to sleep or got them frustrated in the second season, and now, despite a good resumption this February, is struggling to stay afloat...

Plus flashes ... actually, just one big, bad one this episode ... the FCC's at it again with a report circulating in Congress that calls for extension of government regulation of television programming ...

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