Lost (2004)
Everything happens for a reason.
Action & AdventureDramaMystery
Creator: J.J. Abrams, Damon Lindelof, Jeffrey Lieber
Stripped of everything, the survivors of a horrific plane crash must work together to stay alive. But the island holds many secrets.
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Creators
J.J. Abrams
Damon Lindelof
Jeffrey Lieber
Cast
Matthew Fox
Jack Shephard 
Evangeline Lilly
Kate Austen 
Terry O'Quinn
John Locke 
Josh Holloway
James Sawyer 
Michael Emerson
Benjamin Linus 
Jorge Garcia
Hurley Reyes 
Naveen Andrews
Sayid Jarrah 
Jeff Fahey
Frank Lapidus 
Henry Ian Cusick
Desmond Hume 
Nestor Carbonell
Richard Alpert 
Yunjin Kim
Sun-Hwa Kwon 
Daniel Dae Kim
Jin-Soo Kwon User Reviews (2)
If I could watch only _one_ show in my life and had to choose, Lost would definitely be that one show. The only problem with Lost, is that you'll compare every show to it, for the rest of your life. It's one, if not the only, of the best tv-shows ever created. Each episode is an amazing adventure and there are so many great characters, as well as mysteries. Some hate the ending, because they don't understand it. You really have to pay attention to all the details. There is not one show or movie, that I can recommend as highly as Lost. Please make sure to watch this, it truly is a wonder and so far nothing competes.
> **A Masterpiece Driven by Unforgettable Characters!** > > Originally discovered after following *From*, this turned out to be an incredible binge journey. Binge-watching all six seasons made for a deeply emotional experience. > > While the ending leaves a few questions unanswered, the emotional payoff works surprisingly well. The initial seasons feel slightly slow due to extensive backstories, but those details are essential for defining the cast. Character development and mystery easily earn a 10/10—Hugo's humor and Sawyer's endless nicknames bring great balance, even if the sci-fi elements feel a bit shaky at times. A true TV masterpiece.
