Can I watch Lost without watching the previous seasons?
Hello,
I watched about half of the first season of lost, then read on the internet what happens in season 2,
So tomorrow I plan to go buy season 3,
but can I watch it without properly watching the previous seasons?
thanks
reply soon, as i need to know before tomorrow
6 Responses to “Can I watch Lost without watching the previous seasons?”
By cumfortably420numb on Nov 29, 2009 | Reply
um you can try but im 100 percent sure you will be totally ..Lost..lol no pun intended
i really recommend you watch the full 1st and 2nd season before moving on to the 3rd..you’ll really be missing out on alot if you skip those seasons
its a fairly detailed and can be confusing kind of show so i highly recommend you take a lil refresher course before moving on with seasons 3-5
Check out http://www.lostpedia.com
they haver all kinds of info on lost if your interested
By Hopper on Nov 29, 2009 | Reply
No, it won’t be good to do that.I started halfway into Season 1 when it was first airing each episode to go back and watch the ones I missed It’s a complicated show, and they get so much stuff into each episode, you’ll be confused in the wrong places, it won’t make sense and will ruin it for you. Even the little things you don’t think matter at the time.
Do you know who "Adam and Eve" are? They’ll answer that in Season 6
Why was Jack on the plane? This is extremely important in Season’s 4 and 5 and leads into 6
Why was Kate on the plane? Important in Season 4
Who is Danielle Rousseau? Important in Seasons 1, 3 & 5 especially
Who is Alex? (a girl) Important in Seasons 3 & 4
What happened to Claire when the Others stole her for a while? Important in Season 3
What happened to Desmond the Hatch guy after abandoned the hatch?
How did he get the boat? Important in Seasons 3 and 4
Who was in the Hatch before Desmond? This man says in Season 2 somebody else was there with him but killed themself. What was the suicidal man’s name? Important in Season 5
We meet someone named Ms. Hawking in season 3, she seems like a one time character, but she is very unique involved in Season 5.
Oh, and you can’t really appreciate how evil Ben is unless you watch Henry Gale at first.
By lol on Nov 29, 2009 | Reply
If I were you, I’d watch the entire season 2 of Lost because there are so many little things that you can miss.There are going to episodes from 3 thats your going to be like " how does she fit into the story" all because she decided to skip a whole season of the show. Its interesting & i strongly think you should watch it
By msett on Nov 29, 2009 | Reply
Absolutely positiviely NOT! No no no! Even if you read summaries, you’ll miss out on a lot of important details. Watch them in order and every episode! And by the way, season two is one of the best seasons, so it would be best if you watch it anyway. Please, do yourself a favor. Don’t miss out on the incredible show and watch all the seasons. You will most likely get confused anyway
By Vega on Nov 29, 2009 | Reply
Absolutely not!
By A on Nov 29, 2009 | Reply
No you can’t if you want to really understand it. There are some new character’s that emerge and it won’t make sense if you miss the entire first and second season in whole. Believe me i tried to do that and it totally messed me up. Important main character comes in on Season 2 and you need to know all about him as the show revolves around him throghout all the seasons.You will not understand it fully and you will have to go back and watch it from the beginning. I have watched all the seasons and even now i have to go back and re-watch some of the episodes to really get what is going on and it helps me to understand it much more.
That being said i highly recommend you watch the rest of season 1 and the whole season 2 before even starting on season three. It is a show that you just can’t not watch every episode as You will not understand it in it’s entirety.