Lost - The Complete 4th Season: The Expanded Experience (6 Disc Set)

Season 4 upped the action, upped the drama and even upped the mystery. With the show getting an end date at the end of season 3 it hit overdrive with the story. No more filter episodes and no more running around in circles trying to stretch out the story. This season took the characters and actors to limits never seen before and the storytelling got new juice with the introduction of flash-forwards.

This box set is great value with a heap of special features and 14 amazing episodes you can't get much better than this. Lost always gets royal treatment on DVD and this season is no different with the brilliant DVD menus to the superb special features. If you don't own this set you are missing out!

Season 4 provides viewers with even more mystery. Who are the Oceanic 6? Are the freight people friend or foe? Who will Kate choose – make a decision already! All of these questions are brought to the table during this season.
If you've come this far, you may be relieved to know that you have passed the half way mark, although an obvious “end in sight” may not be the right way to put it.
A word of advice – keep at it – it's all worth it in the end.
4 stars from me.

The Lost season 4 finale was chocked full of action, answers (whether you liked them or not), and as always more questions. Who was in the coffin, how does the island move, will Desmond ever be reunited with Penny, why are the O6 lying, and many more all were answered. These are the questions that we have been wondering about for quite sometime.

It seems that more than a few people are frustrated by the continuous new questions, but I've learned to accept them. This is the writer's style. They give you pieces of information, often times out of order, and let you, the viewer, try to piece them together. It keeps you coming back for more and it keeps you interested in the show. So much the I sat down and had to watch this show in 2 days because I couldnt wait to find out what happened next. That said, I thought this was a great season.

After floundering for a bit in season three the pace picks up in season four. It only has 14 episode (thanks I think to the writers strike) but this has forced them to dump the filler episodes and concentrate on plot and character.
As evil as he his I love the character of Ben and this season expands on him and we see him as not just evil mastermind but an evil human mastermind who actually does love something beside “the island”