Watching Chronologically LOST
I watch Lost every two years since it came out, and each time I find something new I missed before. Now I'm watching Chronologically LOST and it feels weird... I'm on Ep. 5. Yes it is Chronologically cut but characters are appear from nowhere 😅 anyway it is still fun to watch. Any tips while im watching this Chronologically LOST?
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I watch Lost every two years since it came out, and each time I find something new I missed before. Now I'm watching Chronologically LOST and it feels weird... I'm on Ep. 5. Yes it is Chronologically cut but characters are appear from nowhere 😅 anyway it is still fun to watch. Any tips while im watching this Chronologically LOST?
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What are each of the cast members best/most popular shows other than lost?
I recently just finished my first rewatch since the show first aired and I forgot just how much I loved everyone's performances. I have only seen Evangeline Lilly outside of the show, especially since I don't watch a lot of shows. I would like to know what people's thoughts are on other shows that the cast have been in
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I recently just finished my first rewatch since the show first aired and I forgot just how much I loved everyone's performances. I have only seen Evangeline Lilly outside of the show, especially since I don't watch a lot of shows. I would like to know what people's thoughts are on other shows that the cast have been in
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Sawyer LOST Panel
Went to a panel done by Josh Holloway at the Chicago FanExpo today! He had a lot of great stories and thoughts about the show, a few things I’d never heard before!
For instance, he was really worried each season that Sawyer might get killed. He was especially worried they might make him too despicable that they’d WANT him dead. In the pilot, Hurley was supposed to be injured, and Sawyer would have needed to carry him to safety. He was supposed to then refuse to carry him, saying he was too heavy, and Hurley would then die! I’m really glad they didn’t end up going that route 😂
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Went to a panel done by Josh Holloway at the Chicago FanExpo today! He had a lot of great stories and thoughts about the show, a few things I’d never heard before!
For instance, he was really worried each season that Sawyer might get killed. He was especially worried they might make him too despicable that they’d WANT him dead. In the pilot, Hurley was supposed to be injured, and Sawyer would have needed to carry him to safety. He was supposed to then refuse to carry him, saying he was too heavy, and Hurley would then die! I’m really glad they didn’t end up going that route 😂
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Encyclopedia Brown, Lindelof's Dad, and why LOST didn't spoon-feed all the answers
From an interview with Damon Lindelof:
“I was obsessed with these books as a kid,” Lindelof says. “Encyclopedia Brown was an 11-year-old private eye who worked out of his garage, and the kids from his neighborhood could come and hire him for a quarter. He and his associate Sally would solve mysteries. Each book had like nine or 10 different mysteries. And at the end of each one, Encyclopedia would essentially say, ‘I know how Buggs Meanie stole your bike!’ And then it says: To find out how Encyclopedia Brown knows, turn to page 86. You would try to guess how Encyclopedia Brown knew and then go to check the answer to see if you were right.”
Continues Lindelof: “I would get to the end of the story and I’d immediately flip to the end. My dad saw me do this and said, ‘Why are you flipping to the end when you haven’t guessed yet?’ And I was like, ‘I just want to know what the answer is.’ So he took my Encyclopedia Brown book and he ripped out the endings. He said: ‘It will be more interesting for you not to know if you were right.’ That moment was my origin story. I realized that was how I wanted to tell stories. I want all the evidence for the right answer to be there, but I don’t want people to be able to flip to the end.”
https://ew.com/tv/2019/09/12/damon-lindelof-influences/
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From an interview with Damon Lindelof:
“I was obsessed with these books as a kid,” Lindelof says. “Encyclopedia Brown was an 11-year-old private eye who worked out of his garage, and the kids from his neighborhood could come and hire him for a quarter. He and his associate Sally would solve mysteries. Each book had like nine or 10 different mysteries. And at the end of each one, Encyclopedia would essentially say, ‘I know how Buggs Meanie stole your bike!’ And then it says: To find out how Encyclopedia Brown knows, turn to page 86. You would try to guess how Encyclopedia Brown knew and then go to check the answer to see if you were right.”
Continues Lindelof: “I would get to the end of the story and I’d immediately flip to the end. My dad saw me do this and said, ‘Why are you flipping to the end when you haven’t guessed yet?’ And I was like, ‘I just want to know what the answer is.’ So he took my Encyclopedia Brown book and he ripped out the endings. He said: ‘It will be more interesting for you not to know if you were right.’ That moment was my origin story. I realized that was how I wanted to tell stories. I want all the evidence for the right answer to be there, but I don’t want people to be able to flip to the end.”
https://ew.com/tv/2019/09/12/damon-lindelof-influences/
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I'd be a millionaire if...
I'd a dollar for everytime
\- Sawyer said "son of a BITCH"
\- Sawyer said "hey doc"
\- Hurley said "dude"
\- Michael said "Waaaaalt"
\- Claire said "my baiby"
\- Sun said "my husband"
\- Locke said "Hello Jack"
\- Jack laughs in disbelief
Lol.
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I'd a dollar for everytime
\- Sawyer said "son of a BITCH"
\- Sawyer said "hey doc"
\- Hurley said "dude"
\- Michael said "Waaaaalt"
\- Claire said "my baiby"
\- Sun said "my husband"
\- Locke said "Hello Jack"
\- Jack laughs in disbelief
Lol.
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As someone who has watched and re-watched LOST a ton over the years... SPOILERS AHEAD
The series finale, IMO, is a perfect "wrap up" for those who stuck with the show, through thick or thin.
At the start of the finale, we see Hurley (whomst, I'm assuming from this point, has already been accepted as the inheiritor of the island) and from this episode, Hurley finally made his accountance with the island.
There's the scene where Hurley and Sayid are in his Hummer, and Sayid is like "I'm not that kind of guy" and Hurley is like, "But.. you ARE that kind of guy".
And then Sayid sees Shannon getting roughed up outside the bar, and Sayid goes out and handles the business.
But then, everyone ends up with Charlie's final show. Desmond is there with Charlie's mom. Kate is there helping Claire with the baby.
Edit:
There's also the fact that Jack feels like he was chosen - but Hurley already knew the Island chose him. And if I'm understanding things correctly, it was JACOB that chose Hurley. Jack needed the means for him to step up but it wasn't ever him.
Jack needed to be the aintithesis to what MIB turned Locke into.
And then Desmond shows back up, and he's like, "Now, do you understand?"
I get that this show has had its mis-steps and foibles but the final episode, at least, for me, wraps everything up in the neatest, tightest little bow I could've ever asked for.
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The series finale, IMO, is a perfect "wrap up" for those who stuck with the show, through thick or thin.
At the start of the finale, we see Hurley (whomst, I'm assuming from this point, has already been accepted as the inheiritor of the island) and from this episode, Hurley finally made his accountance with the island.
There's the scene where Hurley and Sayid are in his Hummer, and Sayid is like "I'm not that kind of guy" and Hurley is like, "But.. you ARE that kind of guy".
And then Sayid sees Shannon getting roughed up outside the bar, and Sayid goes out and handles the business.
But then, everyone ends up with Charlie's final show. Desmond is there with Charlie's mom. Kate is there helping Claire with the baby.
Edit:
There's also the fact that Jack feels like he was chosen - but Hurley already knew the Island chose him. And if I'm understanding things correctly, it was JACOB that chose Hurley. Jack needed the means for him to step up but it wasn't ever him.
Jack needed to be the aintithesis to what MIB turned Locke into.
And then Desmond shows back up, and he's like, "Now, do you understand?"
I get that this show has had its mis-steps and foibles but the final episode, at least, for me, wraps everything up in the neatest, tightest little bow I could've ever asked for.
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