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"Lost" is back, crazier than ever
That is, crazier in a good way, says Mary McNamara. "The show is crazy, man, now more than ever, and I mean that in the best possible way," she says. "Crazy like a really big roller coaster, the kind that goes backward, or the first time you have a full-on, drama-delicious blowout with your lover in public. An hour's worth of emotion-churning chemical dump right in the old brain stem -- horror, hysteria, regret, adrenaline and what, oh what, will happen next? Who knows? But as Jack says to Kate, 'Let's just let this play out.'"
Pulses will race, brains will tingle // Gripping, vivid, beautifully edited
"Lost" on a fan-friendly fast-forward // Harold Perrineau teases his return
"Lost" has its mojo back // More burning questions // Recapping Season 3
Jorge Garcia would love to play Jackie Gleason someday
Comic writer Brian K. Vaughn fulfills "Lost" dream // Pop-up "Lost" does well