In my review of Season One, I called From the next Lost. For better or worse, that remains true in Season Two because, much like Lost, it’s starting to pile mysteries, lore, and new characters on top of each other without answering many questions. That’s not necessarily a bad thing if (big IF) they eventually pay off, but it certainly makes this season less propulsive than the first. A few character-driven subplots that aren’t developed enough and abandoned storylines from last season certainly don’t help either. That said, the finale once again sets up a compelling future for the series, and I remain fully engaged.