It is estimated that this is related to the process of writing TV series in the United States. Domestic TV series are generally written by one (up to 2-3) screenwriters at one go, that is, he conceives that he writes and he completes it. In foreign countries, it is usually completed by a team after the theme is set. The whole screenwriter. And domestic TV series are played every day, so the single episode story may be more watery, while in foreign countries, it is one to two episodes, so there is more time to make a certain episode exquisite. But the problem has also come, that is, the subject control may not be strict, and it will not be returned when it is released, and there are too many secondary lines.
Personally, my evaluation of LOST's first season is average, and the next N season is expected to be more disappointed than hope.
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