It’s been two years since “Lost” ended. And it’s probably been about that long since you thought about the ending. Well, prepare to get yourself back in that mindset.
To think about Jack, Kate and Sawyer. About Jacob and “smoke monsters”. And about the meaning behind Jack’s closing eye. As you watching the following interview where writer-producer Damon Lindelof, again, discussing his decision making decisions when creating the ending of “Lost”.
Wednesday. Hump day. Another week halfway through. And, other than winning a few bar bets about the name’s connection to Norse mythology, few pay Wednesday much mind. It’s rarely a holiday. Songs aren’t written about it. Nor books. Nor plays. Nor poems.
Sure, people have made attempts to give Wednesday some verve. There’s been “wild Wednesday”, “wordless Wednesday”, and “big Wednesday”. But none of it has stuck. And Wednesday has remained the loneliest, least heralded day of the week.
But perhaps that’s a mistake.
