Though it will be a sad Sunday of TV watching in one regard; “The Pacific” miniseries has ended, it will be the start of two very interesting days as two iconic series come to an end. “Lost” will bow out with a two and a half hour finale on Sunday, with nothing more than its entire place in history at stake. Look at it this way; it’s always been a crazy show…but if the finale doesn’t wrap things up in a satisfactory manner, it could go down as a complete fake, with a finale that might finally overtake “St Elsewhere’s” as the most reviled of all time (if you remember, on the last episode of St. Elsewhere, we find out that the entire hospital and staff were just the imagination of an autistic child).
But if the finale is a success? Then it will live on forever…and will especially be remembered as the one series that knew exactly when to call it quits.
Which brings us to Monday’s television series finale of “24”. Depending on who you are, this dinosaur hung around for anywhere from three to five years too long, although I’m probably more in the camp of “one…maybe two years too long”.
Jack Bauer doesn't need to search the internet, he just stares a computer down until it gives him the information he needs.
