While they can differ wildly, it is possible to sort them into several broad groupings based upon their fundamental appeal. Topics range from devices used to explain the numerous peculiarities of plot, to discussions of theology as exposed in the show, to discussions regarding the show's commentary on modern culture, literature, science, and religion.įans have produced a large body of theories either intended to "fill in the gaps" or guide the understanding of the show. As a result, a huge fan following on the internet and elsewhere has formed dedicated to the interpretation of LOST. LOST not only does this well, but arguably does it better than any other U.S. Additionally, much modern television allows for deliberate degrees of "uncertainty," intended to intrigue and often confuse the viewer about aspects of plot, character intention, and moral themes. Modern shows, such as LOST, can invoke a plethora of different responses from viewers because of the elaborate layers of exposition woven through the show. Television ranks as one of the most popular art forms today, and interpretation of televised media is widely practised. Literature has been interpreted in many different ways since the earliest parts of history. For details on what constitutes a theory, in contrast to canon, see LostPedia's theory policy. Others are used to understand the underlying literary intent of the show's creators. Often, these are meant to explain the many unusual occurrences seen upon show. Viewers of Lost have formulated many fan theories. This page needs: due to most theories here being debunked, should be written from a more "historical" POV but also somehow keep it related to current prevalent theories to improve it. This article or section has been nominated for a rewrite
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