After watching Tuesday night's episode of Lost, I'm getting really excited about where this series is headed. For those who got tired of the twists and turns, and gave up on the show two or three seasons ago, you're TOTALLY missing out, because this season (the final season) is paying out BIG TIME for those who stuck with it.
Of course we can't know for sure how the series will conclude. There are seven episodes left, and Lost has a way of pulling a lot of unexpected surprises on people in a very short amount of time. But at the very least, it looks like the show is leaning toward exploring some really fascinating theological, moral, and Biblical ideas.
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I've been DVR-ing a great series on HBO called "John Adams." John Adams is played by Paul Giamatti, and it's all about his life before, during, and following the Revolutionary War (I think it's a 6 part series). After watching this series, I realized there's so much i didn't know about Adams. Like, did you know that when Adams was just a local Boston attorney, he actually defended the British soldiers who killed the people in the Boston Massacre. . . and got them acquitted?! Really facinating guy. The series is based on