Lost, 8 years on: Co-creator Damon Lindelof stands by controversial final episode

The last ever episode of US drama Lost may have gone down in television history as one of the most audience-splitting series finales of all time, but co-creator and showrunner Damon Lindelof remains loyal to its ending. Upon airing in 2010, the finale sparked anger from many fans who had stuck with the series throughout its six seasons, frustrated with the writers’ refusal to answer some of the show’s most burning questions (something which has consequently misguided many people’s views over what actually went down – no, they were not dead the entire time). Lindelof, whose most recent project – HBO series The Leftovers - drew to a close with one of the most critically-acclaimed seasons of the past year, reflected upon the legacy of Lost in a tell-all interview with The Independent in 2017. Read more The ending of Lost was almost extremely different Upon being asked what he had learned about his tumultuous experiences ending such a high-profile drama, Lindelof stated: “I don’t know,” acknowledging that he has “…[no] control over its legacy,” but he did reflect upon what he personally took away from his time on the series. “I guess the takeaway from Lost is [that] I am unapologetic about the fact I’m fascinated by ambiguity… Read full this story

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