A bizarre episode for sure, but for a fan of Lost like myself, this episode is an instant classic. It's one of those meta episodes that is super in-house for a weird sub-section of fans that also manages to be really funny even outside of that. It's a super fast paced episode too, with constant cliffhangers and escalating stakes that put some of the longer episodes to shame.
But it's really the Doof plot that shines here, finally answering a question that we honestly had no idea we needed - who is Peter the Panda's actual nemesis? It's one of those questions that you don't ask yourself until somebody brings it up, and the answer the show is purposefully hilarious, instead playing on guest writer Damon Lindelof's own tropes and making fun of himself in the process. It's a very funny episode but also one that gets better on repeat viewings as well.
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A bizarre episode for sure, but for a fan of Lost like myself, this episode is an instant classic. It's one of those meta episodes that is super in-house for a weird sub-section of fans that also manages to be really funny even outside of that. It's a super fast paced episode too, with constant cliffhangers and escalating stakes that put some of the longer episodes to shame.
But it's really the Doof plot that shines here, finally answering a question that we honestly had no idea we needed - who is Peter the Panda's actual nemesis? It's one of those questions that you don't ask yourself until somebody brings it up, and the answer the show is purposefully hilarious, instead playing on guest writer Damon Lindelof's own tropes and making fun of himself in the process. It's a very funny episode but also one that gets better on repeat viewings as well.