We All Want to Be LOST

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Who wouldn't want to abandon their boring day job and be faced with a life of danger, mystery, love, principle, relaxation, and survival?  The reason many of us watch, I think, is to escape to a new world isolated in the middle of the Pacific: a magical place, not unlike those grand Disney animations you watched as a child.  Mysteries are discovered each day, problems arise and are solved, relationships are built, and life simplifies.  For many people, this may be a more fulfilling, exciting way of life than their own.  Of course, there is no island, no smoke monster, no hatch, no hidden village, no Looking Glass; none of that exists, but it is a lovely weekly escape into a beautiful place for millions around the nation.  It's something we can all follow and be a part of.  And I don't see anything wrong with that.
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I have more of a question than a comment. My room-mate and I make Lost a weekly event w/dinner, etc. He insists that in the intro, and at the end of the program, when they show the island there is something weird about the reflection in the water. I have tried hard to look, but all I see is the reflection of the word "Lost". Am I blind? Is he seeing things? Anybody else out there that sees something weird??

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