What to expect in the end...

**7oddisdead** · Oct 5th, 2013, 11:00 AM

And Liam, I had a feeling you would probably be the first to take note of what i said. In no way was i specifically directing that toward you, or anyone really.ive felt that needed said for a while. You did trigger it though. Keep your opinions, and good on you for having them

**LiamKerrington** · Oct 6th, 2013, 03:41 AM

Originally Posted by 7oddisdead

And Liam, I had a feeling you would probably be the first to take note of what i said. In no way was i specifically directing that toward you, or anyone really.ive felt that needed said for a while. You did trigger it though. Keep your opinions, and good on you for having them

I am sorry. I did not mean any offense.

**LiamKerrington** · Oct 6th, 2013, 03:50 AM

Originally Posted by YetAnotherBloodyCheek

The funny thing is, the forum reminds me a lot of LOST due to the vast amount of "everything is interconnected" crackpot theories.

I cannot tell you anything about, because I don't know anything about the network of the information and relations deployed in LOST.
I have to admit, though, that on a very abstract level podcasts and TeeVo-productions are comparable, if you only look at individual characters and the plot(s) as such; but in TeeVo you may explain a lot of shit with simply showing items or implying things by showing without explaining and thus leaving the audience alone with their interpretation - you know, like the car of your business partner who called you in the morning that he would not show up at work because he had some family business to resolve, and then during lunch-break you see your partner's car and your wive's car parked in front of a hotel ... Things like this need to be uttered on podcasts, either for red hering purposes or for giving the audience the chance to catch up ... And this instrument makes podcasts so much different from TeeVo shit, which is why I don't like comparing or even consider them uncomparable ... But maybe that's just me ...

So, thank you, Kc, for leaving things for your audience to think about ... This is great.

Best wishes!

**BurtSmash** · Dec 16th, 2013, 03:51 PM

The LOST ending was bizarre. Especially after all the chest thumping by the writers in Season 2 to say it wasn't purgatory. You had 5 years and countless opportunities to craft a even more moving and epic experience and it just fell short. I wouldn't go as far as to say it failed, but I do not recommend the show to any friends or anyone who asks. Simply because I experienced so much frustration over the open ended questions and ending that I wouldn't want someone to invest all those hours into episodes for that. Do i regret spending that time there? Nah. Glad to see this won't end up that way. Not that I ever remotely expected it to. Keep up the great work.