Hello, never had spoken of my unconditional love and unhealthy fanaticism for the TV series LOST, now I feel like talking about it because that "about everyone likes" I'm going to go through ... I do not write bad words on this blog, I'll just say one thing, who does not like LOST is because he has not followed the course of the series or for no "device" TV, hang! Rotundo.
not want to say anything more, do not try to convince me who read about the quality of the television product, but as I am following the fifth season and I'm happy with the work of the writers I'll copy and paste an article written by the English newspaper "El Pais" which speaks of it. Here goes: 
Y 'Lost' ate my life
INES MARTINEZ MUÑOZ
five years ago that crashed Oceanic Flight 815. The 48 survivors were not alone: \u200b\u200bmillions of fans picked up the thread of the series and now they do not want released. Brand new fifth season in the U.S., his followers have become the new stars of the phenomenon.
'LOST' is the best example of a contemporary phenomenon, the advent of television more. "He has broken all existing rules of fiction: its structure is cryptic, is epic issues, has its own mythology, narrative devices used your bill is novel and film, "says Rafael Gomez, author of theoretical contributions in television stories: the case of Lost.
However, even its creators admit that the real phenomenon is the series itself, but in their millions fan (or Losties). For Lost has managed to combine two things that should be mutually exclusive: to be a cult series and have prestige among the mainstream, mass audiences. This month, one of its producers, Carlton Cuse, said in the magazine Empire: "It started from the third chapter of the first season. ¬ In the first flash back to John Locke saw that before coming to the island was a disabled person in wheelchair. That was when people began to wonder 'what is really happening on that island? " and embarked on theorizing about the Internet. "It was September 2004. The phenomenon was raging fan 2.0.
But what differentiates a teenager Lostie of jelly pop idol panties in hand or obsessed with the RPGs? In essence, nothing. According to Amy Johnston (30 years), moderator of the blog The fuselage, Lost is a matter of faith: "The fan base must be firmly believed that all the puzzle pieces will fit together. And, as a believer, you should ask 'did I deserve to be a fan of Lost? ", Then assume its responsibilities." She did. Lost co-writing just ate my life (Lost Ate My Life) along with another well-known blogger, John Lachonis (32), Thetailsection.com administrator. "This is a book made by fans and dedicated fans. In it we discuss how we managed to get the same level as the creators. We are the real power. And we're not in the shade. Influenced the development of the series," clarifies it.
executive producers Carlton Cuse and Damon Lindelof have admitted regularly visit blogs and forums to take the pulse of their followers and act accordingly. In his book, Johnston Lachonis and collect deeds as that which led to twenty fans to organize a Dharma Derby at Disneyland. "We split into groups and look for clues hidden around the park dressed in overalls Dharma [the mysterious organization behind what is happening on the island], "says Johnston.
visit the island. That is one of the most recurrent fantasies among the Losties. Eduardo Sanchez (27) has materialized. Last year, their sacrifices, like getting up at six in the morning to see the chapters of the fourth season, following the pace of U.S. emissions, "were rewarded. Fox, Lost chain issues in Spain (the fifth season starts in April), a competition of short films. Sanchez sent one that went "telling my theory disguised as science crazy. "won. The prize was a week in Hawaii visiting the film set of the series. And although it sounds somewhat plausible, in Spain we have our particular island of Lost: The bar Bharma. The interior recreates the hatch. Only darts and the pool where you really remind you: in a local Poblenou (Barcelona).
Jason Hunter, a physical engineer 20 years, also endorses the voracious nature of Lost. When he finished the third season, his mind began to outline a theory. gestated for nine months - "during office hours," he says, and in February 2008, gave birth in www.thetimelooptheory.com. What is it? "From the island you can manipulate time. What not mean that one can defy destiny, "he said." If you apply a deductive way can explain the mysteries of the series. The time travel is the diagnosis, and things like black smoke would be the symptoms. "In the U.S. the fifth season premiered on January 21. Corroborated by 50%, the theory of Hunter." No one connected with series has been in contact with me. "
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