LOST S2 Finale Live Together Die Alone -Millennial TV Podcast
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LOST S2 Finale Live Together Die Alone
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Daniel Faraday
Maybe this had been discussed on here, but just made the connection on Faraday's name.
A Faraday bag is a specialized storage pouch lined with conductive metal mesh or cloth that blocks all incoming and outgoing electromagnetic signals.
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Maybe this had been discussed on here, but just made the connection on Faraday's name.
A Faraday bag is a specialized storage pouch lined with conductive metal mesh or cloth that blocks all incoming and outgoing electromagnetic signals.
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First time watching!
Just started lost about a week ago and I’m on ep 19 s1, been wanting to start this show for a while but due to lack of subscriptions at times I never got the chance but finally committing myself. Have been wanting to watch this show since middle school (2012-2015) as Kate’s (Evangeline lily) actual dad was my home economics teacher for 3 years! Any tips or recommendations when starting this show? I’ve heard people say not to get attached to characters and whatnot but always like to get insight from seasoned watchers:)
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Just started lost about a week ago and I’m on ep 19 s1, been wanting to start this show for a while but due to lack of subscriptions at times I never got the chance but finally committing myself. Have been wanting to watch this show since middle school (2012-2015) as Kate’s (Evangeline lily) actual dad was my home economics teacher for 3 years! Any tips or recommendations when starting this show? I’ve heard people say not to get attached to characters and whatnot but always like to get insight from seasoned watchers:)
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The Others & The Swan Station
Rewatching Lost and just finished season 2. It really makes me wonder why the “others” don’t have their people working in the swan station. Ben would have known its significance surely, why don’t they have people working there and rotate?
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Rewatching Lost and just finished season 2. It really makes me wonder why the “others” don’t have their people working in the swan station. Ben would have known its significance surely, why don’t they have people working there and rotate?
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Finally i understand the ending and I feel so stupid 😭
I FINALLY understand the ending 😭
In the scene where Christian tells Jack, “The most important thing is the time you spend with these people,” and then says that “everyone dies sometime, some before you, some long after you”… it finally clicked for me.
I feel so stupid for not getting it the first time because it’s actually so simple 😭 Christian literally explained the entire ending and what happened to the Oceanic passengers.
So basically, they didn’t all die in the plane crash. They lived their lives after the crash, and eventually died at different points in time. The deaths were just shown to us out of order throughout the series. Some characters died earlier, like Boone and Shannon, then Charlie, and so on… while Jack was the last one to die.
And when Jack died, he entered that afterlife where they were all reunited and living out this alternate-looking version of their lives together. 🥹
The writers were basically telling us the truth the whole time, and I was sitting there like 🤡 trying to figure out what was going on.
I LOVE this ending so much more now that I finally understand it. 😭❤️
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I FINALLY understand the ending 😭
In the scene where Christian tells Jack, “The most important thing is the time you spend with these people,” and then says that “everyone dies sometime, some before you, some long after you”… it finally clicked for me.
I feel so stupid for not getting it the first time because it’s actually so simple 😭 Christian literally explained the entire ending and what happened to the Oceanic passengers.
So basically, they didn’t all die in the plane crash. They lived their lives after the crash, and eventually died at different points in time. The deaths were just shown to us out of order throughout the series. Some characters died earlier, like Boone and Shannon, then Charlie, and so on… while Jack was the last one to die.
And when Jack died, he entered that afterlife where they were all reunited and living out this alternate-looking version of their lives together. 🥹
The writers were basically telling us the truth the whole time, and I was sitting there like 🤡 trying to figure out what was going on.
I LOVE this ending so much more now that I finally understand it. 😭❤️
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An anagram Amelia Earhart's last name.
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An anagram Amelia Earhart's last name.
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