Last season's finale of "Lost" (ABC, 9 p.m.) gave the first glimpse of life off the island for what turned out to be a half-dozen survivors of Oceanic Flight 815.
It was quite a jolt at the time, if for no other reason than the show that was practically created on flashbacks flashed forward for the first time.
Much of this season, moving forward and back, has been spent telling how the group that has become known as the Oceanic 6 actually made it off the island.
In tonight's season finale, that moment in the future when they get off the island gets even closer, though it seems inevitable there will be a battle first — with the freighter people, whose mission was not to save them, and even with Locke, who seems adamant about staying.
It has been a pretty satisfying season, all told, given its brevity. Beautifully shot and well acted, "Lost" is one of the few network shows that require a lot of thought and reward close viewing. Savor the 2-hour farewell for a show that won't be back until 2009.
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