The 24-episode second season of Lost aired during the 2005/2006 TV season. There was some cast turnover as a result of events that occurred during season 1, but most of the main cast returned. Several additions to the cast, both in main and recurring roles, were made. Some of the new cast members included Michelle Rodriguez, Cynthia Watros, Michael Emmerson, Sam Anderson, Henry Ian Cusick, M.C. Gainey, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, and Katey Segal.
The Blu-Ray set is a seven-disc set. As with the season 1 release, the A/V quality is great, and the Blu-Rays have a ton of extras. Those include commentary tracks on five episodes, a bunch of behind-the-scenes footage, about twenty minutes of deleted scenes, a gag reel, and a "Lost Connections" chart, which shows how all of the characters on the island are interconnected with each other (which sometimes stretches all logic in order to be clever).
Overall, the series continues to be very strong. It is well-written and very well-acted. The show has to balance a ton of characters (although the amount of characters is definitely in flux) and juggle a lot of storylines. New additions to the cast include Michelle Rodriguez, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Cynthia Watros, Michael Emerson, Henry Ian Cusick, and M. C. Gainey. Yunjin Kim and Danel Dae Kim are given a lot to work with this season with the development of their characters and really knock it out of the park. The show definitely leaves more questions open than it answers, which definitely irked many fans when it was on the air. But, I definitely think the pacing of the story was very well done and enough was revealed to keep viewers hooked and kept mysterious to keep people coming back.
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