Mysterious island appeared and disappeared
Check this out: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=40g5v2psM4k&pp=ugUHEgVlbi1DQQ%3D%3D
I guess we all know what it was...
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I guess we all know what it was...
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An island mysteriously appeared — then disappeared — on B.C.'s largest reservoir
B.C. Hydro says it's watching for the reappearance of a mysterious island first spotted by boaters 100 kilometres from the W.A.C. Bennett Dam in northeastern B.C.
#CBCVancouver #CBCNews #BritishColumbia #mystery #mysteryisland
#CBCVancouver #CBCNews #BritishColumbia #mystery #mysteryisland
Who is your constant?
Season everything spoilers
So who would be your constant within the show? Not your personal mom or something.
Bernard just seems to have it for me. Not a character we get a huge amount of screen time with. But after his sos ep on the beach. He just gets it. Both in alt and island realities. Just a solid dude
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So who would be your constant within the show? Not your personal mom or something.
Bernard just seems to have it for me. Not a character we get a huge amount of screen time with. But after his sos ep on the beach. He just gets it. Both in alt and island realities. Just a solid dude
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What was the moment when you realized Lost was more than just a survival show?
>!For me, it would either be the scene with Locke at the end of Walkabout or the cliffhanger of Numbers.!<
>!At what moments did you notice that?!<
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>!For me, it would either be the scene with Locke at the end of Walkabout or the cliffhanger of Numbers.!<
>!At what moments did you notice that?!<
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Rose & Bernard ♥️. Jin & Sun ❤️
I know they are just fictional tv characters but I DO believe love like that exists out there! I envy both of their relationships so much! I’m starting to think I may never find it! (And I’ve BEEN MARRIED before) I just turned 44 and am losing hope. 😔 Anyone else out there like me?
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I know they are just fictional tv characters but I DO believe love like that exists out there! I envy both of their relationships so much! I’m starting to think I may never find it! (And I’ve BEEN MARRIED before) I just turned 44 and am losing hope. 😔 Anyone else out there like me?
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Kevin Johnson
Was it an oversight error on Widmore's part to not check out his boat crew for moles or did he have no way of knowing about Michael Dawson?
He knew how many people were on 815 because he dug up the bodies to stage the fake wreck with, he should have been able to figure out who was on it even if he didn't have the manifest based on death / missing person records, he has the resources to get just as much information about people as Ben did so he could figure out who would be waiting for him on the island, and he knows Ben is smart and will do anything in his power to screw him. He probably didn't know Michael and Walt escaped the island, but it wouldn't have been hard to check the crew against anyone Ben may have ever been in contact with and realize Kevin Johnson isn't who he claims to be
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Was it an oversight error on Widmore's part to not check out his boat crew for moles or did he have no way of knowing about Michael Dawson?
He knew how many people were on 815 because he dug up the bodies to stage the fake wreck with, he should have been able to figure out who was on it even if he didn't have the manifest based on death / missing person records, he has the resources to get just as much information about people as Ben did so he could figure out who would be waiting for him on the island, and he knows Ben is smart and will do anything in his power to screw him. He probably didn't know Michael and Walt escaped the island, but it wouldn't have been hard to check the crew against anyone Ben may have ever been in contact with and realize Kevin Johnson isn't who he claims to be
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Juliette motives
At the end of season 3, just finished. Was she really trying to help Ben by telling him where the pregnant woman were, or was she always trying to help the main group with Jack. Not sure as well if Jack already knew or not
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At the end of season 3, just finished. Was she really trying to help Ben by telling him where the pregnant woman were, or was she always trying to help the main group with Jack. Not sure as well if Jack already knew or not
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richard… man that guy is afraid of hell
Rewatching and I am on the episode explaining Richards background and all I can think of is that damn that man is terrified of hell lmao. He changes his opinion the second the possibility of going to hell is mentioned 😭Also I love this episode and Richard is one of my favorite characters
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Rewatching and I am on the episode explaining Richards background and all I can think of is that damn that man is terrified of hell lmao. He changes his opinion the second the possibility of going to hell is mentioned 😭Also I love this episode and Richard is one of my favorite characters
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Rewatching lost
Hey everybody, I’ve always loved the show, I watched it so many times in my childhood, and always held it in the highest of regards, most of my family does as well. My last rewatch of the show was about 6 years ago, reason I haven’t tried to rewatch it sooner is because Im fairly busy, and I know this show requires your full attention. One thing that’s changed for me is how I view Locke, as a kid he was the badass guy that could do no wrong, and so mysterious in S1, but now I do see him as a deeply flawed individual. Micheal on the other hand, is someone I always despised as a kid. I guess I didn’t feel enough sympathy for him loosing his child, but I could never forgive him for killing my beloved Ana Lucia, and fan favorite Hugo’s Girl-To be. However, I’m 26 now, and expecting my first child, and now I completely agree with Micheal’s actions, given the information Micheal had at the time, I believe I would’ve done the same thing he has at the end of S2, to even have a glimpse of saving his son. I guess it’s a part of maturing, like as a kid I could never understand how the main character would choose to “surrender” himself when the love of his love was taken captive, but now I get it. Anybody else see some things differently after a couple of rewatches ? I just finished S2 while typing this.
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Hey everybody, I’ve always loved the show, I watched it so many times in my childhood, and always held it in the highest of regards, most of my family does as well. My last rewatch of the show was about 6 years ago, reason I haven’t tried to rewatch it sooner is because Im fairly busy, and I know this show requires your full attention. One thing that’s changed for me is how I view Locke, as a kid he was the badass guy that could do no wrong, and so mysterious in S1, but now I do see him as a deeply flawed individual. Micheal on the other hand, is someone I always despised as a kid. I guess I didn’t feel enough sympathy for him loosing his child, but I could never forgive him for killing my beloved Ana Lucia, and fan favorite Hugo’s Girl-To be. However, I’m 26 now, and expecting my first child, and now I completely agree with Micheal’s actions, given the information Micheal had at the time, I believe I would’ve done the same thing he has at the end of S2, to even have a glimpse of saving his son. I guess it’s a part of maturing, like as a kid I could never understand how the main character would choose to “surrender” himself when the love of his love was taken captive, but now I get it. Anybody else see some things differently after a couple of rewatches ? I just finished S2 while typing this.
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Least Favorite Episode Each Season?
Season 1: Special
Season 2: SOS
Season 3: Stranger In A Strange Land
Season 4: Something Nice Back Home
Season 5: Whatever Happened, Happened
Season 6: Across The Sea
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Season 1: Special
Season 2: SOS
Season 3: Stranger In A Strange Land
Season 4: Something Nice Back Home
Season 5: Whatever Happened, Happened
Season 6: Across The Sea
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I watched LOST at 25. I just watched it again at 47 with my son. I see almost everyone differently now.
I watched LOST when it originally aired and just finished watching it again with my 13 year old
I was 25 when LOST premiered and watched the whole thing week by week. Waiting months to find out what was in the hatch. Reading theories. Talking about episodes all week. Trying to figure out what the hell was going on.
I just watched the whole series again with my 13 year old son for his first time and I think watching him watch it was almost as interesting as watching the show again.
The biggest difference was that he wasn’t trying to beat the show.
I kept waiting for theories. Who are the Others? What is the smoke monster? What’s going on with Locke? What’s the island?
He just let the show happen.
When Locke died and came back he figured it was time travel. Then he just kept watching. Charlie dying genuinely upset him. Hurley was his favorite character. He liked Locke. And when we got to the finale, which I was probably most curious about because of the reaction it got when it originally aired, he loved it.
And I still love it.
Watching it again at 47 though, I realized I see some of these characters VERY differently.
Locke might be the most tragic character on the entire show.
He’s actually a lot like Ben, which I’m sure some people will disagree with.
Both of them know the island matters. Both desperately want to be the person the island needs. Both spend their lives getting incredibly close to that purpose without ever actually reaching it.
And honestly, I think Locke could have been the next Jacob.
Of everyone on that island, protecting it makes the most sense for him. He finally finds the place where he belongs and spends the rest of his life being manipulated because of how badly he wants that belonging to mean something.
Then the Man in Black literally takes his identity and uses Locke’s faith to accomplish the exact opposite of what Locke wanted.
That’s fucking tragic.
Ben makes me much sadder now too. When I was younger I saw much more of the manipulative asshole. He’s still a manipulative asshole, but now I also see this incredibly insecure and damaged guy who desperately wants to matter to something bigger than himself.
Michael, on the other hand, I have LESS sympathy for now.
And this is probably the part that will piss some people off.
Watching the show again as a father made Michael more frustrating to me, not less.
He spends an enormous amount of the show fighting to get Walt back. WAAAAALT became a joke for a reason. But when he actually has Walt, so much of his relationship with him seems to be about controlling him instead of actually getting to know the kid in front of him.
He fought like hell for the opportunity to be Walt’s father and then, in my opinion, dropped the ball when he got it.
I understand why Michael did a lot of what he did. I just don’t think understanding it automatically makes him a good father.
But the biggest thing that’s changed for me isn’t Michael or Locke.
It’s what I think LOST is actually about.
I never hated the finale. I never thought they were dead the whole time. But at 47 I understand the ending differently than I did when I first watched it.
No matter who you are, what you’ve screwed up, what you’ve accomplished or how important you thought you were, eventually the most important part of your life is the people you met and the people you helped along the way.
That’s LOST to me now.
And weirdly, watching it with my son made me appreciate that even more.
The only thing I think he genuinely missed was something you can’t recreate by streaming it.
The waiting.
Waiting a week after an episode. Waiting an entire summer after a finale. Talking about it with people. Reading insane theories. Being completely convinced you figured something out and then finding out you weren’t even close.
That was part of LOST too.
He didn’t get any of that and still loved the show.
For those of you who watched LOST when it
I watched LOST when it originally aired and just finished watching it again with my 13 year old
I was 25 when LOST premiered and watched the whole thing week by week. Waiting months to find out what was in the hatch. Reading theories. Talking about episodes all week. Trying to figure out what the hell was going on.
I just watched the whole series again with my 13 year old son for his first time and I think watching him watch it was almost as interesting as watching the show again.
The biggest difference was that he wasn’t trying to beat the show.
I kept waiting for theories. Who are the Others? What is the smoke monster? What’s going on with Locke? What’s the island?
He just let the show happen.
When Locke died and came back he figured it was time travel. Then he just kept watching. Charlie dying genuinely upset him. Hurley was his favorite character. He liked Locke. And when we got to the finale, which I was probably most curious about because of the reaction it got when it originally aired, he loved it.
And I still love it.
Watching it again at 47 though, I realized I see some of these characters VERY differently.
Locke might be the most tragic character on the entire show.
He’s actually a lot like Ben, which I’m sure some people will disagree with.
Both of them know the island matters. Both desperately want to be the person the island needs. Both spend their lives getting incredibly close to that purpose without ever actually reaching it.
And honestly, I think Locke could have been the next Jacob.
Of everyone on that island, protecting it makes the most sense for him. He finally finds the place where he belongs and spends the rest of his life being manipulated because of how badly he wants that belonging to mean something.
Then the Man in Black literally takes his identity and uses Locke’s faith to accomplish the exact opposite of what Locke wanted.
That’s fucking tragic.
Ben makes me much sadder now too. When I was younger I saw much more of the manipulative asshole. He’s still a manipulative asshole, but now I also see this incredibly insecure and damaged guy who desperately wants to matter to something bigger than himself.
Michael, on the other hand, I have LESS sympathy for now.
And this is probably the part that will piss some people off.
Watching the show again as a father made Michael more frustrating to me, not less.
He spends an enormous amount of the show fighting to get Walt back. WAAAAALT became a joke for a reason. But when he actually has Walt, so much of his relationship with him seems to be about controlling him instead of actually getting to know the kid in front of him.
He fought like hell for the opportunity to be Walt’s father and then, in my opinion, dropped the ball when he got it.
I understand why Michael did a lot of what he did. I just don’t think understanding it automatically makes him a good father.
But the biggest thing that’s changed for me isn’t Michael or Locke.
It’s what I think LOST is actually about.
I never hated the finale. I never thought they were dead the whole time. But at 47 I understand the ending differently than I did when I first watched it.
No matter who you are, what you’ve screwed up, what you’ve accomplished or how important you thought you were, eventually the most important part of your life is the people you met and the people you helped along the way.
That’s LOST to me now.
And weirdly, watching it with my son made me appreciate that even more.
The only thing I think he genuinely missed was something you can’t recreate by streaming it.
The waiting.
Waiting a week after an episode. Waiting an entire summer after a finale. Talking about it with people. Reading insane theories. Being completely convinced you figured something out and then finding out you weren’t even close.
That was part of LOST too.
He didn’t get any of that and still loved the show.
For those of you who watched LOST when it
originally aired, I’m curious if getting older changed which characters you sympathize with or even what you think the show was ultimately about.
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Feel like such a moron for only just realising that this was..... 's dad transporting Sayid in a flashback
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