Season 2 Season 2 Episode 7 lost with the best episode of the show

Your outie is good and does not unfold any Main spoilers From the following article for the latest episode “Development”.

The “series” has always flirted with the concept of becoming an heir, obvious to the throne behind the “lost”-like experience of a mysterious box about a group of characters thrown into strange circumstances, and it seems to reveal more questions than answers with each season. Season 2 somehow raised the quality bar even higher What it was for the first time, plunging into the complex details of the creation of the world of this satire in the workplace and forcing us to fully invest in our quartet heroes when we learn more about their inner life. But the episode 7 called “Chi Bordeaux” may eventually go the moment when the creative team took the torch of the “lost” showman Damon Lindelaf and Carlton Kus and made it official.

This much Welcome to the development, less about all the unmistakable parallels that “discharge” “Lost” shares, and more about the idea of ​​the resurrection of this approach to writing television, which seemed to disappear in the history of history with its finale of the series. A few weeks since the episode of the “hollow” brought a certain Diving head as research into knowledge and surrealism What is the best that network television could always offer that day. Before that, A more justified feeling of the “Trojan Horse” He helped to return the emphasis to our main acting, reminding us that we continue to return again and again with the participants.

But finally, the episode 7 went further than “Servance”, when earlier, to mix its most indisputable strengths, the sci-fi genre attributes, a deep dark theme in its heart and the desired dose of tragic love-produces what can go very well as a better hour.

If you are going to call “lost”, you can also go all the way. Directed by Jessica Lee Hagne (who usually acts as a cinematographer and executive producer on Servance) and attributed writers Dan Erickson and Mark Friedman, obviously, was the same opinion, packed episode to gills with references and honoring the Castaway series.

The largest and most obvious (and the most unusual for this series) certainly involves the use of retrospectives that for the first time tear this story for the first time. The modern storyline continues with Mark Skuts (Adam Scott) unconscious after reintegration procedure, using this downtime as a reasonable excuse to jump head into old memories of his previous life with his long -lost wife Jema (Caught Lachman). At the same time, we get our first true look at Gemma as a prisoner in the deepest depths of Lumon Industries, surviving our car accident and forced to survive the battery of medical trials from scientists in laboratory coats and several rooms that switched between different screened characters. (If This is similar to the mysterious initiative of Dharma And the underground hatch, which once housed the Desmond Yum Henry Ian Kusik, we feel it is not by chance.) Throughout the episode, Gagli uses every editing tool at its disposal to tie between Dreams Mark Dreams and Escapist Memories … A repetitive visual that is used throughout the “lost”.

And when it comes to Desmond, there is probably a good reason why viewers “SERVENCE” can deal with perhaps one of the largest fans of fans in all “lost”. The episode of the “constant” “constant” heads the episode rating of most “lost” fans And different scenes of Mark and jams are filled with all the painful sincerity, which was previously noticed between Desmond and Penni Widmor (Sonia Walger). Both shows took great pain to avoid these love interests by using this extended ward to make us desperately want to see them reunited again. Like Desmond and Penni, we can experience the exciting Mark and Jams’ Gascles and the destructive downs of their difficult marriage and their struggle to have children, slow train wreck, which ultimately ends with a tragedy if the jam does not return once after a deadly car.

If there is something that best binds the “gap” with “lost”, this is the ability of the former to hit the viewers emotional sledgeham when they are least waiting for it. During the 2nd season, the creator Dan Erickson and his writing team were not subtle, emphasizing what is most important for our main character: his closest loved ones. For Mark S. his slow novel from Heli R. (British British) acquires such a story that their bosses Lumon realize that they just do not complete any work when they are taken away. As for his Outie, Mark Scout is brutally protected by his sister Devon (Jen Tulok), and his preferred grief over the alleged loss of his wife’s wife is exactly what makes him take a sharp step to take the detachment procedure in the first place. Where the “lost” spin the web of incredible ties between its ensemble and used for this Build to the finals that was all about why they belonged all the time“Sevenization” distilled it all in one hour, which ended, which ended as a powerful last shot, like any other in any season.

In order not to put on it too thin, but the episode is a 7-forthcoming example of the type of writing, which shows how “lost”, knocked out for a week … But largely fallen toward the years since. In the prosperity of the so -called prestigious television, the show often benefits compared to 20 episodes per season to take such big swings and huge trips from the formula. In the era, when streaming shows become from nine to 12 episodes to tell their stories, which is still more characteristic that the “break” cut the brakes on its permanent story and instead chose an hour -oriented character, focused on Mark and Jam.

Of course, we could focus on purely cosmetic similarity (including the recorded by Leo Tolstoy’s novel “The Death of Ivan Ilyich”, because “lost” wore her love for philosophy on his sleeve), but this is not quite “tearing” the justice he deserves here. “Chikhai Bardo” is somehow an neoplagtic discard and An episode that further enhances its own unique identity. And this is the best, devastating hour of the TV I have seen over the years.