LOST mentioned in EW's 25 Best Scifi Since 1982

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EW recently compiled their list of 'best scifi since 1982'. Not convinced of EW.com's credibility when it comes to scfi (especially when they omit books, comics and games), but it's always good to see LOST mentioned so high:

11. LOST (2004-Present)
Created by J.J. Abrams and Damon Lindelof
A mysterious island that's home to a shape-shifting smoke monster, a weird science project tasked with saving the world, and a secret society of sinister ''Others'' who can't make babies — yes, Lost certainly has its fair share of sci-fi stuff. And yet, like the best examples of the genre, this unfolding saga about plane-crash survivors trapped in a tropical twilight zone doesn't wallow in its genre elements, but uses them to embellish an exploration of identity, community, and reality itself. Coyly sublimating everything from Jules Verne and H.G. Wells to Star Trek and Star Wars, Lost aspires to be an important entertainment for a pop-soaked, soul-searching age. Now, at the risk of missing the point, how about some damn answers?!
POP CULTURE LEGACY Building on pioneers The X-Files and Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Lost helped to usher in a new era of serialized storytelling and showed Hollywood how cult-pop TV can be leveraged into cashcow franchises. Heroes, say hello to Daddy.
THE BEST BIT The Emmy-winning first season, with its perfect pilot and getting- to-know-you character flashbacks, is an object lesson in capturing the imagination. —Jeff Jensen

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[freckles08]

Who said the others can't make Babies they just can't give birth to them!
Anway Go LOST

[Kiowa Warrior]

No. 11 spot is not bad at all, and I have to admit I still think S1 is the best season out of them so far, especially with its getting to know you flashbacks!