3 Ways You’re Glad Lost Didn’t End

By Graeme McMillan | @graemem | May 24, 2010 | +

If you’re not entirely sick of Lost yet but felt too emotionally drained by last night’s finale to watch the three “alternate endings” to the show on the Jimmy Kimmel Live special that followed, the internet is here for you. Be warned: Attempts to display senses of humor ahead.

Of course, if you really want more of the show, you might want to pick up the season 6 DVD when it comes out, as it’s apparently going to contain as much as 20 minutes of extra footage explaining mysteries that they didn’t have time for on the televised episodes.

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