 The finale — " So It Begins " — was submitted to the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences for Emmy consideration in the " Special Class : Short @-@ Format Live @-@ Action Entertainment Programs " category . Executive producers Damon Lindelof , Carlton Cuse and Barry <unk> were successful in receiving a nomination on July 17 , 2007 ; however , they lost to SciFi 's Battlestar Galactica : Razor Flashbacks on September 13 at the Creative Arts Emmy Award ceremony of the 60th Primetime Emmy Awards . Douglas <unk> of the Richmond Times @-@ Dispatch described " The Watch " " as unsatisfying as it is satisfying " because the reviewer was unsure of which lines were important or if there were any clues to future episodes hidden amongst the background . After two mobisodes aired , UGO 's Jon Lachonis wrote that " the [ first two ] mobisodes ... have most fans <unk> about the irrelevancy and down right Lost @-@ <unk> of the tidbits that are meant to traverse gaps in the story " , " it 's way too early to dismiss the mobisodes as a complete waste of time , as Lost has a long history of righting its own wrongs and the best may certainly be yet to come " and " [ Frogurt is ] the most annoying person on Lost 's mystery island " . Four mobisodes later , UGO called them " impressive " and said that " they ' look ' like full out productions " . Larry <unk> of Advertising Age enjoyed the first six Lost : Missing Pieces , describing them as " all entertaining and professionally rendered " and calling the project " a great friggin ' idea " . Josh Wigler of Wizard wrote that the Lost : Missing Pieces are " hit or miss in terms of quality and importance . Some episodes , however , shed some excellent light on Lost mythology . ... In terms of flat out fun , it doesn 't get much better than ' Jin has a Temper @-@ Tantrum on the Golf Course ' ... featuring a frustrated Jin screaming to the high heavens after botching an easy putt against Michael . Unnecessary , yes . Hysterical , absolutely . " 
