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Lost: The Complete Second Season - The Extended Experience (2004)

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Format: NTSC
Language: English
Subtitles: English
Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1
Number of discs: 7
Studio: Touchstone / Disney
DVD Release Date: Sep 5 2006

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ASIN: B000FIMG68

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4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 42. Push the button and prepare to be blown away by the groundbreaking television event USA Today calls "TV's best series." The multiple Emmy(R) Award-winning drama reaches new heights in its spectacular second season as the survivors of Oceanic Flight 815 discover they are not alone in their battle against "The Others," and a contested decision to open the hatch reveals a new realm of mystery and intrigue. Prepare yourself for the DVD experience of Season Two, complete with over 8 hours of original bonus material you can't see anywhere else -- including unaired original flashbacks -- and you'll discover for yourself why "everything happens for a reason."

* Available Subtitles: English
* Available Audio Tracks: English (Dolby Digital 5.1)
* Episodes from the 2005-2006 season on 7 discs
* Exclusive unaired flashbacks
* LOST connections: interactive experience that plants seeds for season three
* Conspiracy theories with creators, writers, fans
* Fire and Water: Anatomy of an Episode
* Secrets Of The Hatch
* Deleted Scenes
* Bloopers

On the DVD
ccLost Flashbacks - secrets revealed in all-new, never-before-seen flashbacks
The Official Lost Connections - shocking character connections are uncovered in this exclusive immersive experience
Secrets From the Hatch - go inside to discover "The Swan"
Mysteries, Theories and Conspiracies - the Virgin Mary statues, Alvar Hanso and snow globes - the truth revealed
Lost On Location - an all-access pass to the set
Fire + Water - an episode from concept to completion
Deleted scenes, bloopers and more

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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:

The TWIN PEAKS of the New Millenium!, Sep 6 2007

By	NeuroSplicer (Freeside, in Orbit) - See all my reviews

Ever since the early 90's (when TV peaked with TWIN PEAKS) had I to come across such an engaging Series! Weird (in a good way), Insightful and Intelligent - and with much better luck with scheduling and ratings.

The secret in my opinion: truly SMART writing; well-ahead planed plot and characters not only interesting but also one cares about to follow week after week!
Faith and Reason, Fate and Choice, Dogma and Intuition, Nature and Nurture, Good and Evil are, all, in a constant dynamic equilibrium, raising everyday issues under extraordinary conditions to render all the hues discernible and debatable.
Come for the story, stay for the Philosophy.

If you liked the X-FILES you will appreciate the mythology been interwoven with the action (instead of mythology episodes alternating with action episodes and, thus, pretty much ruining the rhythm of the series).
If you liked TWIN PEAKS you will appreciate the skewed reality and the blurry boundaries between reality and fantasy.

---SPOILER---SPOILER---SPOILER---SPOILER---
DARK-SIDE MOMENT: The writing-down of the (Iraqi) Sayid and the unexpected killing-off of his American-BarbieDoll love interest, just at the peak of the 2nd Iraq invasion (coincidence?). I guess even the best TV will always be, not Art, but a mere Product and a Propaganda delivery instrument.
END OF SPOILER---END OF SPOILER---END OF SPOILER---

Although not by much, the 1st Season was the best of the three so far. The 2nd Season started slow and then got somewhat diluted by the introduction of the tail-group but it finally picked up the pace towards the end.

RECOMMENDED!

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25 of 29 people found the following review helpful:

Great television! 4.5 stars, Jul 27 2006

By	Curio (Calgary, Alberta, Canada) - See all my reviews

I loved Lost season 1--the show was so fresh, the ideas so different, and the characters so unique and multi-dimensional. We came to understand each person to an almost intimate level, and the show was most successful because we believed in them. The island's mysteries, while intriguing and so involving, were secondary to what was truly a character-driven show. I couldn't wait to view season 2, and always wondered whether they could top the first, or at least maintain the quality.

Honestly, it did not. That is not to say the show became terrible or unwatchable--quite the opposite. Unfortunately, season 2 suffered from a very slow start, and on more than a few episodes, I couldn't help but notice that very little was advanced in the way of plot, the island mystery, or about the characters themselves. Additionally, there was so much footage repeated early on, it became maddening--it felt very much like stalling, or filling up the required time it needs to take. It was disappointing, but I stuck with it--the show provided such thrills and chills before, I was convinced it'd pick up.

And it did. Around mid-season, and *particularly* towards the end, Lost redeemed itself with their by now trademark cliffhangers and astounding revelations. New dynamics, new characters, and new discoveries accelerate the previously lagging pace. Some things are at last answered from season 1, but in typical Lost style, newer questions always sprouted. While the whole series, when analyzed from a distance, is fairly preposterous, Lost presents everything in such a manner that it feels natural--not like the writers are making everything up on the spot. This was vital to the success of season 2--with so many questions, viewers wanted answers. To be reassured that we're in capable, confident hands is a relief.

By the end of the last episode, you'll be howling for more, but I have to recognize the fact it definitely began shakily, and truly wish I could give it a more representative 4.5.

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Great Show, Great Cast, Not So Good Season, April 15 2007

By	D. Landry (Ottawa) - See all my reviews

Season 1 was great from start to finish. I got hooked and addicted immediately! This Season 2 started kind of bad and I was disappointed at first where they were going with the storyline, but it picked up after a few episodes and it got back my intrigue to continue viewing the rest of the season.

All this to say, don't despair when you start viewing t