Re: Time-travel expert: "Lost" could move the island through time and

Hi tdciago

On May 14, 9:47=A0pm, tdciago <tdci...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:>

> I'm a she, and what I think is that the "Lost" writers have infused
> the show with clues. =A0It's part of their geekiness (and I mean that in
> the best possible way). =A0At the end of the road, the answers to the
> main mysteries of the show won't come totally out of left field.
> These are the kinds of guys who delight in their own cleverness and
> puns and references. =A0They'll enjoy looking back and telling us,
> "See? =A0We were giving you clues all along."
>
> The fact that a wormhole has mouths and a throat makes this particular
> bit of dialogue even more likely to be a clue. =A0The producers had no
> idea how long the show would last, so early episodes are likely to be
> top-heavy with hints.

I think the writer's had a plan, too, but I am also a vetarn fan of
the X-Files.  How much do you think was planned by the Lost writers
from the beginning to set up the end, and how much do you think they
write ****tions of the show "on the fly"?  I always thought the X-Files
writers had a grand over-arching plan (conspiracy? ;-), but it
retrospect, it was pretty clear they were making up a lot of things as
they went along.

Just curious.

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