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I found interesting comments and praise about it. We don't watch a lot of TV but I'll try to remember to check it out. Thanks

For others, I found it on Netflix.

I watched it from the beginning. It was huge with a big internet presence. The promise from the creators was that everything would eventually be explained. No woo. It was going to make sense. The people were not dead. I eventually lost interest. I am not going to do any spoilers here.

A much better show, by the same creator, is The Leftovers.

There was a three season show called La Brea that from what I read about Lost might have borrowed a bit for a starting point. It attracted our attention because of its LA-centric starting point - a big sinkhole opens near the La Brea Tarpits and people who fall in find they have travelled back in time 10,000 years. To the same geographic spot but as it was thousands of years earlier, encountering things that existed then but not now.

I'll offer no spoilers other than to say that at the start we got sucked in with an interesting story and fast pace. It ultimately ended with a whimper. Some of the actors who began in Season 1 were no longer available for filming and I think those running the show got the go-ahead to bring it to an end (for the sake of the audience) but with an abbreviated and perhaps rewritten Season 3.

The first two seasons are worth watching if you can accept a somewhat less satisfactory outcome in Season 3 than might have been hoped for or expected. The story does end.

Yes, years ago we started watching it. We didn't stick with it. Too far fetched. Which we were disappointed by. It could have been interesting w/o all the off the rails bizzarro world things.

We watched the first season....too weird.

I watched all of Lost and bought the DVDs as the packages released. It was fantastic ... until the end. Gave the DVDs to a friend who hadn't watched it.

The Leftovers was great.

Glitch (an Australian production) is a similar theme that's very enjoyable until the ending (IMO) goes askew.