Amanda Lehan-Canto

The next topic is another TV show.

The ABC primetime television show lost, which I was obsessed with.

I was obsessed with lost.

Um,

would they push the button in the hatch?

Man of science or man of faith, would you do well in a plane crash on a deserted island situation?

But I heard about it from my cousin once.

See, I watched Lost when it was airing, and I caught up to it.

When it first aired, it was such a cultural phenomenon.

Yeah.

Because that pilot is... I would argue that is maybe the best pilot in television history.

Really?

That first episode is amazing.

It sets up a million characters, which is such a hard feat.

It ends like...

I mean, okay, I'm gonna spoil the first episode.

I think it's okay.

You're like, okay, all you know is they're crashing on this island and this is crazy.

And then you're kind of just like, all these characters are kind of like finding their way to each other and figuring out what's going on.

But the episode kind of has this big climactic moment where Locke, the guy who you find out was in a wheelchair on the plane, he's standing up and walking on the beach.