*N.B I am reviewing the DVD boxset of Lost Season 2. Dooyoo have asked me to put my review here.* * THE BOXSET * At the end of season one, the group have finally gained access to the mysterious hatch. What secrets lie within? A new character is introduced to the group, a character that seems to have a mysterious connection to the hatch, and an untold tale of how he ended up on the island in the first place... When some of the group stumble across a man being held in a trap, he claims to be a fellow survivor on the island, but with a different arrival story than the rest of the group. Once he has been freed, his tale of survival ...  Read the complete review

Aside from the current final season, the second was easily the most eagerly anticipated. Finishing the debut with Locke staring down at the hatch, mesmerised by its eerie glowing light, everyone was begging for the mass of unexplained questions to be answered. Channel 4 even apologised (in jest?) after the season one finale due to lack of answers, making this second season the last beacon of hope for those losing interest due to the frustratingly slow progress. While a great deal is revealed, it's fair to say that there are more questions than answers once again. Still, the writers managed to include a wide range of characters and sub-plots. Sawyer's life as ...  Read the complete review

Lost is a materially strange, fascinating show that began with a real kicker of a first season, but was frustrating in as much as it would probably have worked far better as a simple 24-part one-shot series rather than one that continues over numerous seasons. When it began to expand from a visceral survival plot into something more supernatural, though, it became clear that this thing was around to stay for the future, and it's now finally wrapping up with its sixth and final season early next year. Season 2 is one of the better unnecessary seasons, though, it continues where the end of season one left off, with the mysterious hatch being opened and Locke ...  Read the complete review

Lost Season Two starts with an impressive and well-developed plot from the first; The Hatch. As well as finding out about this place and Desmond, there are many more interesting sub-plots than the first such as a certain set of numbers that Hurley is connected to and tying up some loose ends such as what happened with the rest of the plane and Walt. I think this season is more exciting and surprising as episodes don't have to be wasted introducing characters anymore. If you were impressed with the first season of Lost on Blu-Ray then I highly recommend you get this, for the picture quality alone. It is definitely better than the first season in terms of video ...  Read the complete review

Lost is GENIUS. I am currently about halfway through my Lost journey, somewhere in the middle of the season 3 boxset, and this is a journey I am so so glad I began! Lost is fantastic! It really is a masterpiece that draws us in and has s hanging on the edge of our seats! Every step brings a new mystery, every time we are given an answer we are faced with more questions, and all the time we are going deeper and deeper into the mystery, becoming more and more involved. Even by the end of season two you will be none the wiser. You will have various different theories, probably. But you will never really near. With Lost you are never sure about anything. There are so many ...  Read the complete review