Netflix series sparks binge-watching frenzy among fans as they rave about 'strange' show

Netflix addicts are enthralled by one "incredible" series that's seizing the spotlight.

Over on Facebook 's Netflix Bangers group, a user popped the question: "Hi, any reviews on the series Lost," sparking a massive response. One enthusiast replied: "You will get lost too [laughing emojis]."

The series got heaps of love from fans , with one binge-watcher admitting: "Literally just started it two weeks ago and hooked us in." Another quipped, revealing their rapid consumption: "I never watched it when it was aired originally and just started watching it now it's on Netflix and oh my god...I've binged the first season (24 episodes) in two days! [laughing emoji] it's so good!"

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One viewer cautioned fellow bingers: "If you start you won't be able to stop," while another tossed in their two cents: "Love it, strange ending though."

The chorus of praise included comments like "rewatching as they speak," endorsements such as Lost being their "favorite show," confessions of "watching for a seventh time" and declaring the show "brilliant".

"Rewatching for a second time and bloody hooked again," one fan gushed, adding: "Recognizing how it all fits together and the little clues. The best thing about it is the character development and their backstories. Some people were disappointed with the ending, but really who cares how it ends when you've gone on the journey with all the characters...I still loved the ending as well."

The iconic series Lost, which first aired in 2004 and spanned six nail-biting seasons, featured an ensemble cast including Jorge Garcia, Matthew Fox, Josh Holloway, Evangeline Lilly, Naveen William Sidney Andrews, Ian Somerhalder, Michael Emerson, Maggie Grace, Daniel Dae Kim, Dominic Monaghan, and Emilie de Ravin.

The sci-fi drama was created by Jeffrey Lieber, J. J. Abrams, and Damon Lindelof and at the time aired on ABC from from September 22, 2004, to May 23, 2010. The series with a total of 121 episodes followed survivors in the aftermath of a place crash flying from Sydney to Los Angeles. The plane crashed on a mysterious remote island and the survivors must deal with the hidden dangers as well as the mystique of the island while working to stay alive.

When the show ended in 2010, which drew 13.5million viewers, the two-and-a-half-hour finale, tilted the "The End," was rift with divided responses from both viewers and critics. Some commended the emotions and the journey of the characters while others felt angry about the lack of direct answers and closure of the questions that plagued the show.