Proper Disclosure: I have never watched a complete "Lost" program from start to end.
I have always been content with understanding the story, absorbing the jerking episodes from the conversations in the coming family and criticized columns just like this.
"Lost" always seemed to me like one genre in the investigative program that lasted for whole seasons, and the cynicism of me imagined that a program that came into the air usually found what it was looking for, that is, the exciting and human.
Not something I haven't seen in articles in the news.
How to say "to see lost? What I lost there" I became someone waiting yesterday to see if Tzofit Grant would find little Esther and meet her with Mary - I don't know.
Maybe it has to do with forty seconds from the beginning, the tears in the eyes have already come to visit.
And perhaps, in the story of the "Lost" season opening, the program's uniqueness was also revealed: the determination to close a circle for a woman with an open wound.
After three brothers who were already found in the previous seasons, "Lost" could already assume efforts to locate one sister absent - but it turns out that whole years worked there behind the scenes in finding a pile in a pile of slim chances.
Work of many years.
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It is doubtful that there is another TV in the world such as "Lost," the Duku Investigations program which is more of a photo album that ranges from the pillars of the Israeli melting pot.
A bigger doubt if there is a television woman like Grant, who serves as a search for the search for the transparent, abusive people, who in the establishment in Israel and in other countries will not look at them.
Mary Peretz, an 82 -year -old woman who did not know what her four children came up with, had taken personally.
Three of them - Shulamit, Victor and Zari - she managed to locate, in one of the exciting stories in the history of the series (I was told in the family).
Years since, "lost" is trying to locate the toddler Esther kidnapped by the Muslim therapist in Morocco, and her mother has not seen since she was two years old.
Is it possible to close such a circle after all years?
Will Mary get her to see her before she closes her eyes?
I start to sound like a promo for the next episode of "Lost" - and I really don't care.
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