Lost on Lost

Charlotte, you are not the only one that suffers from nose bleeds and confusion. This time travel stuff is extremely confusing and with all the jumping around and cross linking characters, it's no wonder we are lost! Even though we have no idea what is happening some of our favorite characters are beginning to step up to the plate.

Matthew Fox has shaved and is resuming his role as leader of the pack.
Somehow Daniel Dae Kim's charterer Jin is alive.
Hayden Panettiere may save the cheerleader but John Locke is going to save the world.

Take an ounce of The 4400, take a pinch of The Twilight Zone, and a dash of every character-centric show on air and you will get Lost. Lost has been confusing audiences for over five seasons and to date we have very little information about the characters, the island, the monster, and the mysterious "others." Finally, we are getting some answers but some of them are not as straightforward as you may have hoped!

Things are beginning to heat up on Lost as Ben tries to get the Oceanic Six back to the island along with the corpse of John Locke. The buildup this season has been pretty intense and we are hoping that we finally get some valid answers about the fate of our beloved characters. But before we can get any answers, the time traveling must end!

The time travel concept is very unique and kudos go to J.J. Abrams for thinking outside the box on that one, but enough is enough. What will happen when a character from the present runs into a character from the past? Is that even possible? Lost is hard enough to follow and when you mix in time travel, my head hurts.