One of the most iconic shows of all time is arriving on Netflix in the UK

If you haven't seen it yet, you're in for one hell of a ride.

There's no doubt we are absolutely spoiled with the constant stream of top shelf TV series' available on a weekly basis nowadays.

The television revolution of the past decade have created a world whereby as soon as we finish binge-watching a new series, there's another one to get stuck into the following night.

Whether it's Peaky Blinders, The Crown, Breaking Bad or Succession, there's no shortage of riveting TV drama to immerse yourself in.

But, back in the early 2000's, that wasn't really the case.

Shows like Prison Break, 24, The Sopranos and The Wire changed the landscape of television by grabbing hold of audiences for six whole seasons at a time when most people still rented DVD's from their local Blockbuster store.

Perhaps the most influential of all, was the ABC plane crash drama Lost, which followed a group of stranded survivors trying to keep themselves alive and sane on a mysterious island in the middle of the ocean.

The first episode premiered on US television in 2005, and concluded in 2010 with a finale that was watched by over 3 million people in the UK - a figure that at the time was unprecedented in television.

Now, almost twenty years on from the airing of the first episode, Netflix UK & Ireland have added the entire six seasons and 121 episodes to their library.

Wake up, all seasons of LOST are now playing on @NetflixUK. pic.twitter.com/GTUke7vwrZ

— Netflix UK & Ireland (@NetflixUK) August 15, 2024

So, if you have fond memories of watching the mind-blowing show all those years ago and want to dive back in, or perhaps it was ahead of your time and you want to see what all of the hype is about, you can watch the entire series.

Oceanic Flight 815.

LOST comes to Netflix 8/15.

Don’t mistake coincidence for fate.

— Netflix UK & Ireland (@NetflixUK) August 13, 2024

Lost was created by Jeffrey Lieber, J.J. Abrams and Damon Lindelof, and stars Matthew Fox, Evangeline Lily and Dominic Monaghan.

Users on X shared their delight at the news of its addition to Netflix, and for many it offered a much-desired trip down memory lane.

"My Dad started watching this this morning," one user wrote. "I'm hoping he sticks it out til the end. My favourite show of all time, I'm excited to hear his thoughts and theories..."

Another declared: "One of the best television shows in history in my opinion."

One other wrote: "Lost has finally been added to Netflix. One of my favourite TV shows back then."

If by some stroke of luck you've called in sick today or just have a day off, you can start streaming here.