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Originally Posted by chagrin
The writers will finally reveal that they have no idea what they are writing, or where any of this leads
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I disagree
I could tell from the first episode that they knew exactly where it was going... take one example:
Episode 19 from the first season where Boone and Locke find the plane, and Boone uses the radio. He hears someone talking, and when you first hear it, you think, 'what? did he say something about a plane crash?' but you quickly forget about it when the plane falls and Boone is hurt.
Much later in season 2 episode 7, we get the other side of that radio transmission. It was from the tail end of the plane survivors. I saw that some of you in this thread feel that the tail end survivors were brought in to add more characters, but I disagree. We knew from the first episode that Rose's husband would be found. They way this show is, they don't put things in that don't mean anything. Rose was so sure for more than one episode that her husband was alive, and I believed her. I knew we'd see him at some point.
I think these writers have it planned out for at least five years, just like it says on the special features disc of season one.