by Sean Gregory

The hit series Lost reached millions of fans across the country through its six seasons.

On Sunday night, viewers across the country had the chance to view the end of the 6th season of ABC’a saga, Lost. I got home from a Boy Scout meeting at 9 o’clock precisely, just to witness the 30 second pre-show recap. Then it started, and so did the beauty.

The show ran about two and a half hours long, although they definitely could have cut down on the time substantially with the absence of many of commercials. But, ABC needs money, so what are we going to do?

We got to witness many flash forwards and present day shots of the survivors, as the newly appointed keeper of the island, Jack, trekked to the part he was supposed to protect. However, Jon Locke, his alias, tagged along with Jack, determined to extinguish the light and kill of of humanity.

The last several episodes have included many religious undertones with Hurley and Jack both possibly being the savior, and Locke portraying the Devil.

However, by the end of Sunday night’s episode, it was perfectly clear: All of the characters that we’ve met over the past six seasons are dead.

In my opinion, it was a rather generic way to end the series since everyone should have been able to see this coming. But, regardless of the criticism, I thought it was a great way to end a show that has brought millions of viewers to their TV sets over the years to experience the journey of the survivors of Oceanic Flight 815.