Yeah😂😂

Honestly true though

wtf. exactly

Yessssss

Honestly

Forhad Hossain yep

Still it's a shit ending followed by Dexter and now GOT

Sen Lkr can’t believe it ended like that it’s just a shame. I liked the season but they could of easily made a better ending.

yessir

I am

Manuela Station it’s definitely one of my top 5. My #1 and 2 are X Files and Buffy the vampire slayer. But can you see the similarities haha!

Me too rewatched it and cried like a baby too

I finished the last episode today and it was my first time watching Lost... It was literally a roller coaster of emotions And when they remembered i cried badly too :‘( I loved this series !!

blueangelss 88 it is so good right! Whenever you watch it a second time, all those feels are still there :) such good character writing!

yes i almost forgot about my current life during that journey of 6 seasons. i felt like i need to erase my memory and watch it again at the end. i really needed to be with them forever

Thank you, my friend.

@@FamilyFriendlyDaddyBlog Who were the others?

@@richardkenny7555 Just inhabitants and Jacob’s followers

They just dropped the ball with Walt imo. The only explanation I've heard from showrunners is they didn't expect him to hit puberty so quickly

“There is no now, here. This was a place that you all made together so that you could find one another. The most important part of your life was the time that you spent with these people:”

I don’t think Walt ever went back. I don’t think Hurley would have caused Walt to return or at least I hope not. Walt was in school living a normal life... normal as possible. And yeah that actor grew up so quick, even his acting was night and day once he was older. And Michael... ugh. He doesn’t deserve to be in the church I’m kinda glad he wasn’t there TBH

@@HeatherHolt Watch ‘The new man in charge’ on KZfaq, it’s the epilogue and alludes that Walt does return

Good point.

Yeah, he stated it very clearly.

I know!!! I understood right away what was going on!! I loved it‼️‼️‼️‼️

Well, for me are they dead the whole time or hot, it does not matter, and like u said christian spells it out,, what matter and what explain which still i did not understand, if their plane really crashed (as he said it everything was real) then why the hell in the end the plan did not crashed and land it safely to L.A and how dazmond the hatch guy was in the plan !!! and the folks dont know each other !!! what the hell is going on !!!

In the Flash Sideways, they are dead. They cannot remember each other until they are ready to move on. Desmond is on the plane because the Flash Sideways shows alternates to sets of events. For example Anthony Cooper is not a bad guy and it was Locke who made a mistake and got Cooper into a wheelchair. Similarly Sawyer says he had to make a choice between being a criminal or a cop and chose cop. In the normal timeline, he obviously chose criminal. Basically the Flash Sideways brings everyone who died together... They died at different times, but ended up there together at the same time. Because as Christian says, they now exist beyond time. For example, Boone died in Season 1 and Jack died in Season 6, but they reach this alternate reality at the same time. They continue to live in this alternate reality until they're ready to move on, which happens when they remember their past connections. The church door seems to be a point of no return, so once in, you commit to move on. Some people can't move on. Micheal says he's trapped on the island because of guilt of what he did. These are the voices which used to be heard. Ben choose not to enter the church, likely because Alex doesn't remember him, meaning she's not ready to move on. Hope this makes sense now.

If the final episode is showing a time where everybody’s dead, where were the dead ones all this time? Not everybody died at the same time. Why were there (almost) only people that were on the island and no family members that are also dead? Why did they not remeber each other at first? What was Jacob, how did he get his ‘powers’ and what were his reasons for bringing people to the island?

Greedo Kenobi lol did you even watch the show? Because all of your questions are answered if you watch it

@@greedokenobi3855clearly haven’t watched the show have you, idiot

Chris M omg, I sincerely hope something like this happens! Also, LOST is based deep in mythology especially Norse Mythology, however I like that they used Egyptian hieroglyphs to express the mythology in a more mainstream and recognizable fashion

They already explained how the smoke monster was created in season 6. Jacob made him that way when he tossed the MIB into the heart of the island and was reborn as the smoke monster.

I can't imagine how a reboot could ever happen. The whole mystery of what the island is and what's happening to the characters is already revealed. We already know about flash forwards and about the "flash sideways". The show can't work if the audience knows everything already.

Not finally, everyone was lost from the beginning only and watching the explanation via these videos are not helping at all.

I think that's what they wanted the audience to think for that entire season before revealing that it wouldn't even matter if these people lived completely different lives with different events. In the end, they would still need to move on from the same baggage inherent to their individual destinies. But love and faith are still there to help them move forward.

That's what they wanted us to think. But the huge twist was that it was the afterlife

I would hate that ending

I know, but I suppose they are together now in this afterlife or wherever!

It's exactly my issue. All conversations are about the purgatory, flash sideways or other nonsense that show introduced in the last seasons but nobody talks about the actual plot, loose ends (hyrogen bomb? numbers?) and before all that, what was the point of the whole purgatory bullshit

@@Victorius The Hydrogen bomb was explained, though. - Military brought the bomb to the Island initially in the 50s. - Daniel Faraday tells the Others to bury it. - In the 1970s, the core of the Hydrogen Bomb is detonated near the swan station, causes "The Incident". (Unstable energy pocket that must be rendered inert every 108 minutes.)

David Cheely Good one too I like that one

That is easily argued and wrong

End of season 5 explosion just sent them all back to the correct time line on the island. The sideways is limbo, or purgatory. A whole season of limbo, while the real events are still happening on the island.

The Rickest Rick Me too, I get the general idea of them being there after they die or whatever but I dont understand why everything is different. Why does jack have a son with Juliet? Why do they all work near each other? Why is sawyer a cop!? My view on it at the moment is that this timeline of the flash sideways is a timeline of events made up of the characters new mindsets after being on the island and experiencing everything that happened, changes they needed to make, what’s really important to them etc

The flashsideways is actually just another life that is just as real as the life the Losties lived in the Island timeline. The flashsideways is not purgatory. It's another life in the vein of reincarnation. Jacobs fake Mother said in 6x15 that the light in the cave is life, death, and rebirth. Desmond told Jack in the final episode that when he goes into the light he will go into another life and that Desmond had seen Jack on Oceanic and it never crashed in that life. The flashsideways shows what the light is. What confuses people is the bomb blowing up at the end of season 5, but all that happened is a higher force that some call the Island moved the Losties from that moment and placed them back to 2007. I imagine what happened was that the bomb actually saved the island. The electromagnetism that was going to burst out the ground was going to be catastrophic, but the bomb, in my opinion, did something to where the electromagnetism didn't kill people like Radzinsky and Dr. Chang because they built the Swan hatch. Also, the bomb reacted with the electromagnetism so that the Dharma Iniative could have time to build hatch. The purpose of the bomb was to get Jack to stop fixing things on his own (Jack was blowing bomb up to change the past) and to learn to let go and eventually have faith in Jacob. That faith is what led him to know that that dynamite in 6x7 with Richard would not kill him. Jack needed that faith to face a being like the monster. Why was his purpose to destroy monster? So the monster wouldn't get off the island and take humanity to hell as Hugo tells Richard in 6x9 and so humanity wouldn't cease to exist as Widmore told Jin in 6x10. The monster wanted to prevent humanity to reaching heaven, which happens after you reincarnate so many times. So the purpose of the flashsideways shows why it is important to kill monster, which is the Losties purpose to come to the island. Also, the flashsideways reveals the higher power many call the Island. Actually, the Island was a red herring for God. That's why you see all those religious symbols in the church. If you pay attention especially in the first 3 seasons you will see clues about a god being the higher power in the show. In 1x4, Jack says they need to burn fuselage. Sayid is against this and says they should take people's religions into consideration due to getting rid of remains. Jack says we don't have time to sort out everyone's god. Charlie then says I thought we were all just made of time. This is also a reference about Mother telling Jacob and MIB that all mankind has a little bit of the light from the cave inside them. The light is time also. It is what Mother says, "It's life, death, and rebirth." Also, Ben tells Jack in 3x5 that he thinks God brought them to island. In 3x7, Karl was brain washed and the screen said God loves you as he loved Jacob . This shows Jacob worked for God. Another clue is Illana said that Jacob was the one who was in the shadow of the statue. What was the statue? An Egyptian god! There are more clues throughout show, but for the last episode there were clues. After Jack became new Jacob, Sawyer asked what did the burning bush have to say? In same episode, Rose said to Desmond that only God knew when they were. At the end of the show, in the flashsideways, Jack realize d he was dead. However, Richard told him that he was dead and in hell on the island in 6x9. Keep this in mind and refer to season 1 and you will see evidence of previous lives. Rose says in the first episode that the monster sound sounded familiar. Maybe from previous life? If you think I am exaggerating. In 1x9, Nadia wrote to Sayid that she will see him in the next life. Michael also tells Jack he was a construction worker in a previous life. In 4x11, 6 year old Locke showed signs of being in a previous life. He drew the monster and Richard put things out before Locke and asked which of these are yours already. I believe Richard said Jack was dead on island because Jack died in previous lives. This is why flashsideways is not purgatory. Jack says to Christian that he died because he is remembering his past lives before going to heaven. Another fun thing to point out is that Christian told Sawyer in flashback in 1x16 that they were in hell. Rewatch show and you will see these clues plus more.

@@christophernash8166 I think it could be reincarnation and they finally lived the life they wanted so they could move on into nirvana.

How many times have you watched this show?

Me too Rick. The Island and wheel being turned in the Island I never understood what that had to do with the finally.

Thanks!

Happy to help you today!

Christopher Nash Very well explained👌🏻

Sorry, but all your points are invalid. 1- Richard told Jack he is dead and they are in hell, because that's what Richard thought at first when he came to the island. The whole Richard epiosde was about explaining Richar's tragic life and how he was manipulated by Smokey to think he was in hell and he had to kill the devil (Jacob). When Richard told Jack theybwere dead, it was Richard's moment of weakness out of frustration for having a long life and not knowing what the purpose was. I mean the whole Ab Eterno episode is about explaining Richard's mental state at that time, so how could you forget the entire episode and stick to one sentence he said and build your whole hypothesis on it? 2- Rose says the Monster's sound is familiar because the mechanical ticking sounds are very similar to some sort of Taxi meter ticketing in New York where she uswd to live. It was sirt of an inside joke of the showrunners because they actually used the Taxi meter thing sound to produce the monster sound effect. There's nothing else to read in to that. 3- Micheal saying he used to work in construction ... so? I am not sure he says the words "in a previous life", but if he did, it's a figure of speech, we all use these terms when talking about something in a distant past and we changed a lot after that period. 4- Nadia telling Sayid see you in the afterlife... well, yeah? That's what most religious people believe. That when they die, they pass on to some afterlife.... which is EXACTLY what the show ends up doing. 5- Richard tells young Locke "what items belong to him already", is because a few years earlier, older Locke visited him in the other's camp in 1954, and told him he will be born in a couple years. Thus sending Richard on a quest to find out who and why Locke is special and if he has to get him to the island. Saying Which items belong to you already, is becaise Locke ALREADY appeared to him... again, you are taking figures of speech which are used cleverly in the show to give us hints and what Richard is thinking, and making them to mean something else entirely in order to fit a very unlikely hypothesis. Finally, I have no idea why some people like to create some theories that don't fit at all with what the show actually tells us, in literal terms. I mean Christian spells it out yo Jack at the end, uou are dead everybody is dead, some before you so long after you... and this place has NO TIME (i.e. is not a normal timeline event), and now that we found each other, we LET GO AND MOVE ON. It's simple easy to understand, explained multiple times by the showrunners themselves.... But hey, everybody is wrong, let's just see what Rose said in S1 Ep1 about the ticking sound... even though that was the PILOT episode, and the showrunners themselves still had no idea if the show will be green lit for production, and when they themselves still haven't made out what the ending will be with 100% precision.

great question, I'll just share my point of views 1. the bomb they threw in the hatch did go off after Juliet hitting it with a rock repeatedly and it was the incident that was mentioned in the show that happened in the year 1977 and before dying, Juliet said it worked because she believed that she stopped the incident by causing the bomb to explode. 2. the bomb didn't go off and they traveled through time while Juliet is hitting the bomb with the rock repeatedly and Juliet believed that the bomb exploded right before the white flash appeared and brought them back to 2007. now to the important thing is they already mentioned that no matter what we do we can't change the past, whatever happened, happened. the only thing that bomb did was confuse Juliet to make her believe that they changed the past but in reality, that's what happened from the beginning and that was the incident they were talking about on the show the bomb did what it was supposed to do, most of the people thought that the incident was releasing electromagnetic energy at the Swan site or the bomb blast caused by jack and the group but in reality the incident was both the things they mentioned, first there will be a leakage in pocket of energy and then the bomb blast. this is just my point of view though, the bomb might not have set off or maybe it did but whatever happened is what it was supposed to happen in 1977

@@chaitanyachaitu2020 sounds plausible, this "parallel dimension", their afterlife would have happened no matter what. It probably had nothing to do with the bomb. And whatever the bomb had an effect doesnt really matter, maybe it was the incident, maybe it wasnt. I think it simply sent them back to the future somehow, because of uuuh the island lol I think Juliet believed it worked is because she was dying at that moment, maybe she "jumped" back and forth from the afterlife to the real life, and so she believed she saw their alternative life.

@@pepcool110 I agree with most of your argument, what happened in 1977 at the swan hatch was supposed to happen, the electromagnetic energy did leaked and they threw the bomb in the hatch too and this is what happened in 1977 and that is what supposed to happen too, that is the past and no matter what we do, we can't change it as per the show but Christian Shepard actually mentioned that they created a place where everyone from the island could meet like a sanctuary or something in afterlife and it is highly unlikely for Juliet to travel to afterlife and come back from the dead and remember it, Juliet words might not mean anything as the show we're talking about is "lost" and they obviously left out many things unanswered and mysterious LoL

@Pralay Aryan I have a feeling that you'll just share another ridiculous theory so I'll just share the link here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eJuTm6Z-t9mphqM.html Watch it from 6:20, Damon lindelof clearly answers it to the interviewer.

The bomb did go off And did what entering the numbers dose But stopped it fo a few years time enough for dharma to set up the numbers Which is a small nuclear explosion every 208 minutes

You should write your own show and make it happen your way. And then people will complain about your ending and say it should've been some other way.

@@bafmd lol yes

because that's probably how Jack remembered him, the same as everyone else would look the same as he remembers them...dunno, just throwing it out there?

Because the writers had no clue what they were doing!

@Kyle Thank you. I understand now.

@Kyle - Then why was Walt showing up as a ghost with things to say in the Island while he was still alive? Eventually all die, and it would seem an innocent soul like Walt would be at the church. Seems to me like a casting decision.

@Lincoln I don't think that was the real Walt but merely the island showing those who was him what it needed them to. It couldn't be Walt's ghost of Walt wasn't dead. Kyle&s answer, is sufficient.He's not saying Walt wouldn't go on to the good afterlife, just that he didn't hold enough significance with the rest of the group to spend eternity in fellowship with them. He basically relinquished ties with them, even his own father, as evidenced with the scene with Locke after the island. Also, you have to realize that Walt was only an innocent child for the beginning of the series. We don't know what type of life he went on to lead or the state of it when he died.

I meant those who saw him not those who was him

Was Mr Eko, Ana Lucia or Libby in the church? Can’t remember

1) nothing in the Sideways timeline is real, except for the main characters. they're living a normal, somewhat idealized version of the lives they'd like to have. I guess part of that is Charlie having family members who care about him. 2) it's just part of this fictional purgatory-like world they're in, and having the baby is what helped her to remember her real life 3) once Locke remembered his real life, he was able to walk again

How is that a failure of the show when the audience is too supid to follow a simple storyline?

@@kuhpunkt because as i said: evidenced by how the vast majority of people misunderstood the ending. if 10% misunderstood you could just call them dumb. if 90% misunderstood you can call it bad writing. you can compare the ending to the end of Supernatural, no one was confused, but it was largely the same. the fact that jack (and the viewer) needed exposition from his father makes this pretty self explanatory to me. i was in general displeased with the chore Lost had become to watch and when it finally ended it felt anticlimactic to me. i was all over forums afterwards and yeah, practically everyone didnt get the ending. now a decade later and people still making videos explaining it and trying to defend that this should have been clear to everyone initially “because everyone else is too dumb” is ubsurd.

@@robertdowning4346 How is it bad writing when they literally had a character appear on screen to tell the audience that they were not dead the whole time and the audience still goes "Oh, so they were dead the whole time"? It's laughable. This exposition wasn't needed. But they put it in there nonetheless so that there is no way that the audience could get confused. Yet they did... explain that.

@@kuhpunkt the explanation clearly is that you are just so much smarter then the rest of us chaff that were disappointed and confused at the end of such a brilliant masterpiece. that or, like i said, bad writing

@@robertdowning4346 When you say "this car is red" and people go "oh, look, a blue plane" - how is it the writers' fault?

I heard this theory, but right before Juliet dies she says, "it worked." She says the exact same thing during the side flashes when she's with Swayer at the vending machine to seconds before she dies. If it was Jacks memories, then how can Juliet share them when she's the one that dies first? .... No, i agree with this video 100%

Please provide me the Damon and Carlton interview you're talking about. It kind of clashes with this one... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eJuTm6Z-t9mphqM.html&ab_channel=TheVerge Go to time code 6:15

@@aka4god Each person is unique. To Juliet, it did work. She saw a timeline in her memory (parallel timelines) where it did in fact work.

@@bafmd That is one of interviews. How does it clash? He specifically says all the stuff that happens in the flash-sideways is whatever YOUR INTERPRETATION is. He then says "I'm not going to talk about what OUR INTENTION is." He continues "But that is what YOU WOULD DEFINE as "Not having happened" Because a lot of people were confused by the flash-sideways and ASSUME it's purgatory and "not having happened" BUT that is wrong. Clearly.

@@shaungerald23 Ok, you're not hearing him correctly. I'll try to explain, see if we're on the same page. You say that the flash sideways is real. It is real in the sense that each character experiences it, but only after their deaths. It is not real in the same sense as their real lives, when they were alive and experienced time on the island. Damon says, "The flash sideways, where nobody knows each other, and the plane never crashed. That is whatever your interpretation is, I'm not going to talk about what our intention is, but that's what you would define as, 'not having happened'. But everything we ever showed you, anything that takes place on the island in LOST, happened." When he says "your interpretation", he's talking about people's individual interpretations of what limbo or purgatory or afterlife would be. He's saying that they were not going to force viewers to believe in one specific version of what limbo or purgatory should be. The interviewer thinks that none of it happened, that they were dead the whole time. Damon is telling the interviewer, that it all happened except for the flash sideways. The flash sideways is "what you would define as not having happened." The interviewers' definition of not having happened is them all being dead. So Damon is correcting him and saying, the island is when they were alive, the flash sideways is when they were dead. So, again, even though the flash sideways is when they're dead, it doesn't mean it wasn't real. They experience it, just after death. Your theory of the whole flash sideways being Jack's mind is incorrect. Jack never knew Nadia, why would his dying mind see Sayid, his brother and Nadia's story? He never saw Charlie's "Not Penny's boat", so why would he dream Desmond see that on Charlie's hand when he forces the car into the water. Why would he see Desmond and Widmore's interactions? Jack never knew Mikhail, why would he dream about him? There are a thousand more of these examples. The answer is, he wouldn't. The flash sideways is not in Jack's mind. It's a separate storyline that takes place after Jack's death. I can understand the confusion a bit, especially since the church door opens "at the same time" as Jack closing his eyes and dying. But we only see that in the non-linear timeline of editing the show. In reality, they meet at the church and move on, way past the events of the island and Jack's death. I think part of the problem is that the term "flash sideways" got coined and is still used. I mean, I still use it. But it was a way to through the audience off. It's more accurately a flash forward. It happens after they're all dead. We know that Claire, Kate and Sawyer all leave the island on the plane. They go live out the rest of their lives and die their own deaths somehow, someway. Hurley and Ben stay on the island for some amount of time, and then eventually die too. Once they're all dead, they meet up in the "flash sideways" and move on to the afterlife together. You also mention Christian in the church at the end. This scene is by far the best reason to recognize what the "flash sideways" is. He spells it out for the audience. Here's a link to that scene. I recommend you watch it carefully a few times. "Where are we dad?" "Well, this is a place that you all made together so you could find one another....to remember, and let go." kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mrJiaa5nuZmtf6s.html&ab_channel=GeorgeFinch Hope this helps.

Humans are nuts sometimes.

Elene Tsiramua it means that’s what happen in the “real” world

This was explained by Carlton Cuse as an unfortunate add by ABC due to a few second shortage in the finale edit. However, call it what you want, unfortunate, stupid, whatever. Just because we saw a plane for a few seconds doesn't mean we should assume they were all dead...i have no idea how people reach that far? Now if all of their bodies (Jack, Kate, etc. In their flight 815 clothes) littered the sand, then the audience would be right to go there.....but that didn't happen.

what crashed plane at the end? I didn't see that?

Who are you?

Ppl not understanding why it was written so bad I think

No, it didn't kill them, nor - technically - did it end up preventing the incident. Despite what they expected, by detonating the hydrogen bomb to counteract the pocket of energy, that action ended up BEING the incident (or at least part of it). However, what they did was necessary. Without it, the pocket of energy that the Dharma Initiative tapped into (the electromagnetism that was sucking everything metallic in, pulling Juliet in in the process) would presumably have destroyed the whole island - much like would've happened with the hatch at the end of season 2 if Desmond hadn't employed the "fail-safe" device. So what Jack and the others did with the bomb ended up being the incident or part of it - but it saved the island. Meanwhile, it didn't kill them, but rather returned them to their proper time 30 years in the future. I believe Richard told some of the others that he saw them all die 30 years ago. In reality, Jack, Kate, and the rest vanished when the bomb went off, and so everyone logically assumed they were killed (vaporized or something).

Rocky2418 thank you

@@williamtwallaceIII No problem. It's certainly not the clearest situation by any means. :-)

Thanks!

Michael's fate was explained in the conversation between Hurley and Micheal in S6, he said he's one of the people who CAN'T MOVE ON, because of the guilt of what he did. So he is stuck in between worlds, thus couldn't be reunited with the others in the church. However, we see in the Epilogue, that Hurley and Ben (now island protectors) ask Walt to come back to the island (to potentially replace Hurley), and also to HELP HIS DAD even though he is dead. Meaning probably Walt helps Micheal move on in his own sideways timeline. As for Echo, the actor was killed off in S3 because he didn't want to do the ahow anore because he hated living in Hawaii where the show was shot. So they couldn't bring him back. But in the episode where he dies, the last image of the episode is Echo and Yemi as children, hugging each other and walking in to the sunset. Perhaps that's their own purgatory aideways timeline, as Echo's greatest attachment was mostly to his brother.

Unfortunately time travel doesn't exist in real life. Sorry.

The flash sideways and only that part is purgatory up to the moment Christian shepherd opens the doors then that is them moving on to the after life

You're welcome!

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Martin Zander did u watch the show

Correct.