So much plot could have been avoided if they just told each other stuff.

@@Jordan-Ramses I mean, I get that that is how a lot of shows move forward plots, but this show was worse than most. People literally die in this show because of lack of communication. I hate dramatic irony, and it's so overused in this show... I know most people hate this show's ending, but it went downhill for me a lot earlier than that.

@@MeyaRoseGirl - Nobody died It's not real. It's just a television show. If that isn't the kind of TV show that you like that is fine. But i wish more characters had died. It makes it seem more dramatic. There is no drama if you put a character in a dangerous situation but the audience knows they aren't going to die. I kind of prefer 'The 100' in some ways. The plot moves more consistently fast and more characters die. I thought the episode with Jack and the cave-in was intensely boring. Jack wasn't going to die.

@@MeyaRoseGirl this show ended for me in season 3 ,after season 3 every season was a disaster

@@manasas868 Then you missed 3 other excellent seasons

yo honestly wish i could do that too

same

If he writes down his theories I bet he can make amazing series's on his own...

So hard to avoid spoilers....

Michael 🤯

Yay, you're back! Interesting thoughts on the interaction Michael had with the computer 😊

Master Yoda

It's a book series from 19th century x

Can't wait for days 108 and 815.

and we have reached the last of "the numbers"

terrible show and boring story

@@uwotm8575 Actually this is is amazing. You must be thinking of Cop Rock.

What do you mean? He was across the world in the Iraq military

In the father office there was a tv, with some video of sayid doing something in it

this is only higliths!

@@JacopoBasanisi ohhh gotcha, i never noticed

Season 2 episode 13 on most advanced tier

@@MoviesAndTvShowsAreSubjective Full reactions or just early?

@@LawNerd24 full

A lot of characters in this show can be really unlikeable. A lot of people hate Kate, a lot of people hate John Locke, and a lot of people hate Jack. Of the 3, I think Jack is the most unlikeable most of the time

LOVE Jack, he's one of my fave characters of all time.

@@I_Kare I do think that he’s definitely a well written character and I usually enjoy his flashbacks the most for the most part. He’s just really annoying sometimes

@@angeliqueperez4890 That's what makes him one of my fave characters - my fave characters are always multi-layered, multi-dimensional.

What do you mean neither of them likes Jack? They don't love Jack, sure! But they like his character, appreciates and understands his motives, that's one of the most positive outcomes anyone can hope for.

"So much worse?" I disagree. Ana Lucia killed a man who 100% was going to go to jail for his crime Kate had much less reason to believe her dad would face any kind of punishment for his. Also Ana could be certain that she would never face any repercussions for her crime whereas Kate had to contemplate what she was risking by taking a man's life. They both took a life in cold blood premeditated. I don't see how what Kate did is so much worse. Arguably Ana Lucia's proximity to the law, clear abuse of power and desire to continue in her position even after she committed murder makes her a worse person.

Let's not forget that Sawyer murdered Frank instead of the original Sawyer; the intent to kill was there, regardless of Hibbs directing him to a different target. No-one is worse than the other, it's all morally grey for a reason 😜

@@Sabrina-jl4sp What the hell are you talking about? Weren't you paying attention? Kate didn't kill her father because of his drunken abuse of her mother. She killed him because she had learned Wayne WAS her father and she couldn't deal with it. She couldn't deal with the idea of being related to Wayne and she murdered him in cold blood for that. Even her stepfather, Sam Austen, had pointed out that if Kate had known the truth about Wayne, she would have killed him. She wasn't trying to protect her mother. I cannot believe that after 15-and-a-half years, people are still wallowing in that nonsense about Kate killing Wayne to protect her mother. Why can't people just accept the truth?

@@DRush76 regardless of motive there are other ways to get rid of a man like Wayne without murdering him.

@@Sabrina-jl4sp You've invented this motive for her though. It's not the reason she did what she did. Her real motive was so much worse than that.

Yeah, I wasn't as annoyed by Kate as I was by some others. I get their reasoning, I just don't necessarily agree with the severity of it. But I'll talk about that *later* - at the proper time.

@@kereminde We can talk about it over eggs.

Kate murdered her father, because she couldn't deal with them having a blood connection. She had always thought he was her stepfather. When she learned the truth, Kate went off her rocker and murdered the man in cold blood. She proved to be a much bigger monster than Wayne ever was.

could be worse... could be Tobey Maguire Spiderman crying face...

@@anopenbook8883 we can’t all do the “pretty cry” like Chris Evans

Any time you get uncomfortable with bad acting or bad writing, picture Michael walking into literally any scene and yelling “Walt! Have you seen my boy? Walt! Walt!” and whatever you’re cringing over will seem like award-winning acting.

@@crairdin I hear what you're saying, but I think Michael was just written poorly. I think the actor, Harold Perrineau is a really good actor.

@@bafmd I agree that Michael is written very poorly. I've never seen him in anything else so I don't know if he's a good actor. But writing makes all the difference in the world. Witness the first six Star Wars movies for countless examples. When you think through the entire series you realize that it's not the line-by-line writing or acting that makes it work, it's the overall structure of the plot from beginning to end. I can put up with Michael only because Ben, Desmond, Sun/Jin, and Juliette are so well done. And then compare the kind of crap romance you see on something like the Hallmark channel with Charlie/Claire, Sawyer/Juliette, Rose/Bernard, Sun/Jin, Hugo/Libby, Sayid/Shannon, and probably more I'm not thinking of. This isn't a romantic drama primarily and they still outperform shows that focus on that genre.

Please, talk about more future aspects of the show. It's so relevant to this episode.