LOST's ending

So many questions about Battlestar Galactica!

& who is Red John in The Mentalist.

Walking Dead: How the **** did they let Andrea die?

Andrea only died due to fan hate Laurie Holden was getting

What kind of wig glue did Hannah Montana use?

There's so many unanswered questions from LOST tbh.

I'm still seething at them for killing off Jin and Sun 1 episode after they reunited. 2 years of waiting for that moment only for them to drown in that submarine.

Amanda Show/Moody's Point: Did her dad ever get a new toe? Did her mom ever get out of the hot air balloon? How did her life change when she discovered her real parents were in the circus?


Don't even get me started on Lost, Fringe, and The X-Files... though tbh I think it would be less satisfying to have all the answers at the end. It's nice to have something to chew on, so you can still enjoy the show after it has ended. Actually I wish Lost had a more mysterious/less heart-warming ending (like Fringe and The X-Files).


ugh yes. It takes a LOT to make me cry, but Sun and Jin always do it And Juliet

OMG THAT WAS THE WORST That whole episode was strange & depressing

What about it?

After all the characters died they went to this purgatory/afterlife so they could resolve their issues and reunite with their beloved ones. Jack was the last one to "remember" his previous life because he couldn't ever let things go, until the very end.

The ending basically showed us they "moved on" to heaven or whatever your beliefs are (that's why the church had many symbols form every religion in the world).

Zoey 101: Why was Dana murdered in Rome?

Wait, what?

What did Ms. Bellum's face look like in Powerpuff Girls?
WTF happened at the end of Sopranos?
WTF happened at the end of Lost?
How did Rugrats' parents never know their kids could talk?
Why doesnt Goku from Dragonball Z have a mom?

The series finale of Lost was a fiasco. Very corny and unprofessional. They should've made a TV movie just for the sake of answering a few of the 234324242 unanswered questions.

Because as a toddler, Angelica was still a "baby" herself, albeit better able to communicate with adults because, unlike the younger babies, she had a more advanced vocabulary.

I always wanted to know why was the nanny's face in Muppet Babies never shown