If you thought Lost wasn’t confusing enough the first time, this is the show for you! Adam and JP are watching the 2004-2010 ABC television show, Lost, but for no good (or easily explainable) reason, they’re watching it out of order. Come along as JP, Adam, and elite team of weekly guests, crack jokes, talk trivia, analyze storytelling, and dunk on the 1st Assistant Camera. Was Lost good? Some say... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 124 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Don't cry because it's ending, cry because it happened. JP & Adam finally arrive at The End, the final episode of the television program Lost. And returning to shepherd them through, the Christian to their Jack and Locke, Monsignor Worldwide himself,... more
This may be the penultimate episode of the show, but we are still bringing our A game! Well, technically our B game...
LoL welcomes back Alex Tuchi for his third and final spot on the show (that kinda sounds like a threat)
We finally see what happe... more
BRAD'S FINALLY HERE, BABY! The boys are chatting The Other Woman! But the ep stinks, so they mostly just talk about "Honey, I Shrunk The Kids" and do Simpsons quotes. Good thing these three are so handsome and muscular, because they aren't smart or f... more
Jeff Leinenkugel returns to help Adam and JP write a memoir for The Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham. We've seen a lot of sad Locke plot lines, but this one might take the cake.
We've theorized that this episode is the key to a lot of plot lines. Is... more
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I started watching Lost while listening to this show. It is so fun to listen to two people, one who has watched and another who hasn’t, talk about each episode. The laughs are so contagious that even if I don’t watch the episode it is still entertaining to listen. I 1000% recommended this podcast. If you’re into laughing you will like listening to Adam and JP. Go and give it a try.
In a time where I just need a podcast full of people that I can imagine as my friends sitting around and talking about tv shows, Lost on Lost appeared. It’s easy to imagine you’re sitting with Adam, JP, and their delightful guests as they talk about the whackadoo and awesomeness that was Lost. The fact that they’re watching the show out of order only adds to the fun, and weirdly makes sense. Come for the hilarious recaps and commentary, stay for JP’s rants and Adam’s cackle. Thanks for creati... more
The best Lost Podcast since 2009. Who knew it would take another major economic crisis to bring Lost back to the forefront. Lost on Lost might not give you a stimulus check but it will stimulate you.
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