[Impossible Girl]

He did? That's funny

I started to watch it because of Emilie.

[Sulieter]

I caught up with the first four seasons very quickly on dvd then had to wait for the season five dvd then I watched the final season live.

[Impossible Girl]

I watched the the last episode this year. The lasts seasons aired here pretty late at the time Lost was on air (at 11pm and midnight,on a week day)

I have to say, I really liked the ending. I thought the writers did a good job wrapping up the show.

[Sulieter]

I loved the ending. It was very sad though! The vending machine scene had me in tears.

[Impossible Girl]

It was sad

[Sulieter]

I can't remember if we have seen this video. The cast explains Lost in 30 seconds. They also talk about meeting each other again.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1P1Qqzh78WU&hd=1

[Impossible Girl]

thanks I will watch it later!

[deej240z]

Yeah. Sad pretty much fits the description for that ending all right.

[Sulieter]

Indeed!

[Impossible Girl]

X

[Sulieter]

He is so cute.

[Impossible Girl]

he is

[Sulieter]

Josh acting in Lost is briefly mentioned in this article about Taylor Kinney.

On NBC's Chicago Fire, the greatness of the episode can typically be measured in the size of the fire, the danger our heroes encounter, the dramatic saves they perform, and strangely enough, whether we are going to see a good Kelly Severide (Taylor Kinney) cry or not. For a big strong fireman who's lieutenant of the prestigious Squad 3, Severide does sad face as well as any other main character on any other prime time series. He shows us that real men shed tears and that hunky actors like Kinney deserve some props for revealing a sensitive side often overlooked by industry awards but not by fans and viewers. The teary man-hunk's been ignored by Mr. Emmy and Miss Golden Globe in the same vein as Josh Holloway (Lost) and Justin Chambers (Grey's Anatomy). These pretty boys have seen their moment to bawl it out with only the viewers taking notice as they prove that good looking can equate to some fine acting. The Kinney cries have been epic this season as Severide comes to terms with the death of Leslie Shay, the fireman's best friend,

The whole article is here.

Proof That Every Great Episode of 'Chicago Fire' Includes a Good Severide Cry

[Impossible Girl]

thanks for the article

[Sulieter]

You're welcome!