Why did nobody talk to the other passengers?
They all where stranded. Nobody knew where they are .
Why the secrecy between them? Why did they not tell about the discoveries on the island ? If I am lost anywhere, I would tell about discoveries. Together we are stronger !
Jack and Said knew the most and did nothing. No communication.
Jack knew all and everything but kept it to him?! Leader? Jack is a guy that lost himself.
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They all where stranded. Nobody knew where they are .
Why the secrecy between them? Why did they not tell about the discoveries on the island ? If I am lost anywhere, I would tell about discoveries. Together we are stronger !
Jack and Said knew the most and did nothing. No communication.
Jack knew all and everything but kept it to him?! Leader? Jack is a guy that lost himself.
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“Dharma town”
I love how depending on what episode of what season you’re watching, the Dharma “barracks” can look like a fun little quaint place to live to a creepy abandoned summer camp, to something straight out of a horror movie!!!!
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I love how depending on what episode of what season you’re watching, the Dharma “barracks” can look like a fun little quaint place to live to a creepy abandoned summer camp, to something straight out of a horror movie!!!!
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Following on from my comment about John Locke, and im sure everyone already knows if we are in this sub, but id just like to point out how i dont think ive ever seen someone get beaten to an absolute bloody pulp so many times and yet still win so often.
Like i hate the fact i like him so much lol. I doubt thats a new view in this community.
Like my god, every time anything happens hes immediately spinning it into his favor, currently being beaten half to death or not, hes still spinning it into his favor.
I think they nailed his ending perfectly.
''no...im gonna stay out here for awhile, ive got some shit to work out yet i think.''
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Following on from my comment about John Locke, and im sure everyone already knows if we are in this sub, but id just like to point out how i dont think ive ever seen someone get beaten to an absolute bloody pulp so many times and yet still win so often.
Like i hate the fact i like him so much lol. I doubt thats a new view in this community.
Like my god, every time anything happens hes immediately spinning it into his favor, currently being beaten half to death or not, hes still spinning it into his favor.
I think they nailed his ending perfectly.
''no...im gonna stay out here for awhile, ive got some shit to work out yet i think.''
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I don't know why it just dawned on me on my 5th rewatch...
Kate's initial attraction to Jack is because her best friend Tom was a doctor. Season 1 episode 7 when she is talking to Sawyer in the field waiting to fire off the bottle rockets. Like...I knew they were both doctors but I didn't make that connection about her character. It makes sense now. Damn do I feel stoopid.
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Kate's initial attraction to Jack is because her best friend Tom was a doctor. Season 1 episode 7 when she is talking to Sawyer in the field waiting to fire off the bottle rockets. Like...I knew they were both doctors but I didn't make that connection about her character. It makes sense now. Damn do I feel stoopid.
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I can’t shake the feeling that the ChatGPT logo looks just like the Dharma Initiative one.
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I just finished Lost after watching it for the first time... and I liked the ending. (Spoilers ahead)
Over the last two years I watched Lost for the first time and it became one of my all time favourit tv shows. I heard so much that the ending was really really bad. And in some kind it definately was. The last season seemed rushed and illogical. But nevertheless I really liked the ending. It made me emotional.
I think it's mainly because, given the massively bad reputation of the finale, I really had no expectations for the last season. So I did what Christopher Nolan once advised when watching his film Tenet (paraphrased): "Don't try to understand it, try to feel it, experience it." And what can I say? I felt it. Very much so. As many questions to remain unanswered and as cheesy as the ending was, I was so happy that everyone found their loved one again in the final episode, and I was actually close to tears. Towards the end of the season, I already suspected that Hugo would become the new guardian of the island, and I think there couldn't be a better candidate. Over the past two years, I've grown attached to these characters and haven't placed so much importance on the resolution of the island's mysteries. So, I feel very satisfied with the ending. The characters have achieved their goal and their peace. That's what matters most to me.
So an era comes to an end and I'm glad I could enjoy the endig. Now I have to find something that can fill the hole having finished Lost.
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Over the last two years I watched Lost for the first time and it became one of my all time favourit tv shows. I heard so much that the ending was really really bad. And in some kind it definately was. The last season seemed rushed and illogical. But nevertheless I really liked the ending. It made me emotional.
I think it's mainly because, given the massively bad reputation of the finale, I really had no expectations for the last season. So I did what Christopher Nolan once advised when watching his film Tenet (paraphrased): "Don't try to understand it, try to feel it, experience it." And what can I say? I felt it. Very much so. As many questions to remain unanswered and as cheesy as the ending was, I was so happy that everyone found their loved one again in the final episode, and I was actually close to tears. Towards the end of the season, I already suspected that Hugo would become the new guardian of the island, and I think there couldn't be a better candidate. Over the past two years, I've grown attached to these characters and haven't placed so much importance on the resolution of the island's mysteries. So, I feel very satisfied with the ending. The characters have achieved their goal and their peace. That's what matters most to me.
So an era comes to an end and I'm glad I could enjoy the endig. Now I have to find something that can fill the hole having finished Lost.
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Just Finished Season 3 & this was the first reel that popped into my feed
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