“Lost’s” fourth season ended in a flurry of action, a few major revelations and whole lot of familiar beats. As a season-ender, it ranks below last year’s game-changing flash-forward shocker and Season 2′s four-toed statue and listening station surprise. (Speaking of the statue, I demand that be addressed next year.) But it’s well above the disappointing hatch-opening at the end of season 1.
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