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It boggles my mind how much detail, attention, and thought they put into this show. So many things you don’t even realize they thought of until someone points it out.

A beautiful tribute to Juliet and her lifes work. And she really does embody everything that Taweret is ❤

Wow. I honestly don’t know what to say. Although I basically knew all of this information, the way you put it together artistically and how beautiful you worded this video really touched me and made me tear up. What an amazing piece devoted to Juliet, the savior of the island. Many say Locke has the most tragic story on the show, but I’ve always felt Juliet does - she’s trapped in a time loop and, as you mentioned, she is the embodiment of “we are the causes of our own suffering.” This channel is amazing and your work is absolutely excellent. Love, love, love this video!

The lack of a continuation of Annie's story always hurt! Writers seemed like they were sad about it too.

The statue does indeed look like Juliet's siluette in that far away shot! Talk about subtle!

I once wrote a case for Juliet and I’d love to share it here in the comments, especially due to this amazing video. I hope you take the time to read and enjoy it! ❤️ First of all, I understand that some people believe she was untrustworthy. I understand and to an extent I blame the writers for that. We only see that she goes to Jack in the middle of the night to inform him of what Ben’s forcing her to do in a mobisode. However, in “The Man Behind the Curtain,” it’s made clear that she’s joined the survivors. Not only has she already revealed the plan to Jack (who doesn’t want Juliet to say anything about the plan to Kate because he “doesn’t know what he’s going to do about it yet”), she tells Sawyer to turn over the tape recorder which reveals Ben’s plan. She has turned on the Others who kept her trapped for 3 years. Her “flip” is mostly offscreen, but even the season 3 finale makes it quite clear that Juliet has betrayed the Others. Charlie tells Bonnie and Greta this in the Looking a glass station and Ben tells Mikhail this via walkie talkie. Juliet’s goal is the same as the survivors - to leave the island. In season 4, she helps the survivors confront the freighter crew. When she has the chance to leave on the zodiac raft, she makes sure that Sun, her baby, and Jin get on the first raft. She also tells Daniel that she promised she wouldn’t leave until she was able to get all of the survivors on the freighter. Whatever harm she caused the survivors in the past, I believe she more than makes up for it by continuing to help them. Now this is the part of this post you’re probably scanning to see what my thoughts are: Juliet revealing Sun’s affair to Jin. Let’s remember that this action ultimately leads to Sun and her baby being rescued. Yes, her reveal was inappropriate to some. Did she deserve the Sun slap? Sure. Was it worth it? Yes. Sun was still keeping this secret from Jin and even after the reveal, Sun runs to Jin and tells him “it was a long time ago,” which is odd since there was a possibility the baby wasn’t Jin’s. I understand that the secret is Sun’s to tell, but even her actions in the “Ji Yeon” episode are a bit off. Sun continued to stay with Jack and gets spooked about the freighter people to the point that she thinks going to Locke’s camp is a good idea, despite everything Juliet has helped her with. Also, I think Kate stirred up a bit of drama for no reason (her jealously of Juliet is hinted at many times and vice versa). If you knew someone was making a decision that would most certainly kill them, would you reveal a secret to their spouse to ensure that doesn’t happen? Juliet is doing her best to help Sun and her baby survive. When she believes them to be dead, she is destroyed and drowning her sorrows with some DHARMA rum that is half empty. She is devastated at the potential loss of Sun and all the survivors she’s tried to help. As for her time with the Others, we can gather she isn’t happy, obviously. While mobisodes show that Juliet isn’t happy with Ben’s handling of Walt and Michael, we also see her asking Ben about the kids from the tail section in “The Other Woman.” She tells Ben that the kids keep asking about their mother, but Ben simply says “Who are we to question who’s on the list?” Juliet has no control over this. She’s having to basically watch this craziness from the sidelines and hopefully try to get others on her side (like Amelia). I’m sure it would be quite difficult to stage an insurrection against Ben, as we’ve seen. In another mobisode, we see Juliet confiding in Amelia by showing her Ben’s x-rays. When Jack is being held captive, she sneaks in a videotape hoping to convince him to kill Ben so that she may finally be set free. With Ben out of the way, perhaps she can finally leave the island. She does mention that people on the island want change and not everyone is happy with Ben’s actions. When Jack pulls his stunt to help Kate and Sawyer leave, Juliet has to show the Others that she’s capable of handling a situation while Ben is under anesthesia. If and when Ben wakes up, the Others can then vouch for her which will hopefully put Juliet in Ben’s good graces enough to let her leave the island. She does tell the Others to kill Sawyer and Kate if they must. She HAS to call Jack’s bluff in front of everyone or else she will be executed (thankfully she is only branded instead). While Juliet’s actions are harsh, we should remember that other characters have done much worse. That isn’t an excuse, just a possible explanation for her actions. We also know she’s read everyone’s files and understands how savvy Sawyer and Kate can be. Perhaps she just made an empty threat. It also seems she was not involved in recruiting castaways for the temple and knows very little about it. While Ben’s threat regarding Jacob curing her sister’s cancer seems to hit her hard, she remains in the barracks with others in the book club. The castaways kidnapped mostly go to the temple until Ben realizes he needs Jack to operate on him. What’s the best way to manipulate Jack? Force Juliet into helping him who “has quite the resemblance to Jack’s ex-wife.” Some may think Juliet is a manipulator, but almost every single one of Juliet’s “manipulations” were Ben’s ideas that she was practically forced into doing. I only ask people to consider this when thinking Juliet’s motivations were unclear or if you believe she was a master manipulator because that is simply false. Speaking of Ben, Juliet knows how cruel he was to her - she lived with years of abuse from him. Yet, even still, she saves his life as a child in 1977. She knows he’ll grow up to be her captor, but she saves his life. James tells Kate, “She said that no matter what he grows up to be, she’s not willing to let a kid die.” Knowing he’ll hurt her one day, she still chooses to save him. Juliet was mistreated by her husband, then Ben, and later found hope with Jack who ultimately loved someone else. While all of this changes with James, her insecurities begin to come out with the arrival of the Oceanic 6. Juliet “called it the minute those whackos got here.” She had the insight that her DHARMA life was about to be ruined and at the same time began to develop her insecurities regarding losing James. In other words, Kate and Jack coming back was a trigger for Juliet and her past. Her past with the survivors. Her past with Jack. Her past of failed love. People often complain that Juliet was wishy-washy in The Incident. When things come to a head on the sub when Kate enters the submarine, Juliet notices how James begins to speak: “I made a decision and I’m sticking to it. I decided to leave and now I’m leaving.” Juliet heeds Kate’s warning and doesn’t want the people on the island to die. Juliet is also having to choose between being stuck in the 1970s on the mainland with James AND Kate OR going back to save people despite knowing it will almost ruin any chance that she has to go home. After seeing James call Kate freckles, their back-and-forth banter on the raft, and finally, James’ look at Kate during the Rose and Bernard encounter, she changes her mind. Just as Kate later agrees to go along with Jack’s plan, Juliet does too. Her trauma of her past comes roaring back and she believes perhaps James and her were never supposed to be together, just like her parents. She thinks maybe life could be best apart, never knowing. More importantly, she wants to make it that James never “comes to this damn island.” She knows the plan will prevent Oceanic 815 from crashing, but what will happen to her? She knows the jughead plan will directly correlate to the plane never crashing, but what happens to her? There’s a strong possibility she ends up exactly where she was in the early 2000s, stuck under Ben’s rule on the island. I believe her act of hitting jughead is such an incredible selfless sacrifice. I understand the chains caused her death, but as she’s struggling to hang on, she realizes the metal is breaking and doesn’t want James and Kate to go down with her. She knows and understands what she has to do. “It’s okay.” She sacrifices herself for them again and again. Juliet, while ultimately yearning to leave the island, continues to be a very selfless character. She saves Sun and her baby, she saves Jack’s life by removing his appendix, she saves a young Ben in the past despite the future repercussions, she saves the castaways from the Others, she lets go of James’ hand to protect him and Kate, and she hits jughead to help save everyone from the pain of the island, knowing her fate may still be the same - stuck in Ben’s grasp. Jack saved the world in 2007. Desmond saved the world in 2004. Before that, Juliet saved the world in 1977. The mother of the island. The bloody martyr. The altruistic healer. A true hero.

I love sharing...I was invited and spent time with the Actor who played Ben (Michael Emerson), and his the Actress that played his Mother on the show, his real life wife. It was amazing! I also met Sayid at another event.

I really loved how you ended this video. Giving a nice ending to Juliets life work 😌

I like the idea of Annie dying during childbirth. I keep forgetting about the writers strike. Its sad to think there's a version of the story we never got to see. I always wonder what Mr. Ekos story would look like if he had stayed around. Although I think it's a badass ending to the character that he essentially was one of the few who just told the MIB to screw off.

I am lost for words... How you manage to make all these complex questions clearer just by showing the relevant scene at the right moment is simply incredible. I have said it before, the Source is behind you! I am actually rewatching the wole series for the xteenth time and am in the middle of season 3, what more could I ask for than this video?

I was wondering about Annie a lot. Thanks for giving a plausible explaination. I didn’t expect this video to be this dark and depressing. I knew that the death of pregnant women on the island were caused by the electromagnetic energy but everything else I kind of ignored or didn’t realise/know. Juliet is even more tragic than I thought. Ben’s got more tragedy in this story. I like the idea of your Annie explaination. And I love that the hatch explosion fixed the problem (Desmond turning the key is one of my favorite moments and now another reason was added). Jesus, watching this 20 minute video is like a rollercoaster ride of emotions. Just like LOST. Thank you for your fantastic work.

I think another reason Ben was so invested in the problem was because of Alex’s future and his fear if she became pregnant

So much easier to follow with your own voice:) I did appreciate the mystery of the AI voice of course, man that was spooky !

Unbelievable video. Thank you so much for sharing this!

I know it would be a tonne of work but have you ever considered doing a 5-10 min video explaining the significant parts of each episode? I would love to rewatch the series and watch one of your videos after each episode! Actually that would be SO much work, but maybe 1 video for every 5 or 6 episodes perhaps

Brilliant as always!

Great work ‼️

You are amazing! Loving this!

Just now watching season 3 again for the first time in 10 years. Love this video

This channel is so freaking owesome , i hope ur channel keeps growing and maybe talk about other series.

Love the series. Keep going!

Ah man that was a good video probably my favorite 1 yet, I love your channel 🤩👏

love the new content

Thanks man ! For your explaining and all the work your putting into these videos, I'm still perplexed how you put it all together, Love it ! Greetz LOST

It’s worth noting also that Juliet would have been targeted by the others as a critical piece of the timeloop. So she ends up being brought to the island to fix the problem that she caused, because of those actions, even if no one realized it was the cause.

Now this is excellent audio quality 👌

It's so nice to hear your voice 😁👍🏻 another great video! Thanks for sharing this with us! 🙏🏻🏝️✈️👥

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I always speculated that Annie was murdered in the purge, or that her parents made them leave due to the growing conflict between Dharma and the others. People did have the option to leave back then, as Charlotte and her family leaves. -Either case would've given Linus all the more reason to hate Widmore for either killing or driving out his only friend and possible first love. I don't think she died during pregnancy with his kid, as that could've easily been added in in a throw-away line by Linus by saying that he had "lost 2 children now" after Alex's murder. I think it's more likely that the missing scenes with Annie was a possible "Serverous Snape" situation, where Widmore promised Linus to spare Annie from the purge but lied just to prove his status, and thus making Linus use Annie's death as an argument to prove to the rest that he Widmore wasn't to be trusted and should be voted out. Afterall, Widmore lost power shortly after the purge. Besides, nothing eludes to Linus having previously had any kind of steady and serious relations with a woman. Seeing as he had been the leader for many years, one would assume that someone would've been keen to become the "leader's mistress," yet everything points to the opposite, indicating that gaining that power wasn't worth it as it meant being with him, with his erratic personality.

Love your Anne theory. Makes sense.

Thank you again for another great video on my favourite TV show/series. Very insightful and detailed as always. Whenever I watch a video of yours before continuing my Lost rewatch I always get a ton of extra hype. :-) Keep going, you are totally a Lost legend. 👍🏼💪🏼

Wonderful video! I literally got chills at the end♥️

I have been obsessed with this channel! Ive been in the middle of my 4th series rewatch, and watching/rewatching your videos have been giving me so much joy hearing theories that i also believed to be true but articulated with such clear parameters. Thank you so much for your hard work, brotha!

Wow, non ho parole. Bellissime riflessioni e spunti, come quello su Annie a cui non avevo mai pensato! La parte finale su Juliet mi ha profondamente commossa. Bellissimo video, super interessante!

I was mad because I didn’t get a notification that you posted this video, then I remembered I’ve seen this already on Patreon, but I’m still watching it again, thanks as always

I liked video, great Theory!

Love it!

Great video! It flows so well with your own voice. Completely share your idea on Annie and I know several in the Lost community who feels the same, so you're not alone on that ;) It really fits thematically with season 3, Ben's ways of distancing Alex and Karl and so on. I can understand how it was an idea for Ben in future storylines, but other stuff came along. Ben's flashforwards were awesome and fit better season 4's theme, while his rivalry with Widmore fit perfectly for season 5. I can also add that Damon Lindelof hinting that the Incident being the cause since some viewers were confused: "“We feel like we’ve given you the empirical data so you can figure it out for yourself.” Hmm… a little more help please for the clueless? “Clearly Ethan was born on the island in 1977,” continues Lindelof. “That’s the last baby that we know of who was born on the island. And then something happened between 1977 and when our show takes place in 2004 (when Claire arrived eight months pregnant) where it’s been a long time since women have been able to have babies on the island. What might have happened between those two points that could have created fertility issues?” (March 19th 2010 interview with TV Guide)

I will say that there are a few things I’d like further explained, as I’m not sure I agree. For instance, you mention that Desmond turning the key “fixed” everything. So, my thoughts were that the computer had to be built to release the radiation every 108 minutes (due to Juliet hitting the bomb). Every 108 minutes allowed only a small amount to enter the “atmosphere bubble” (loved that you called it that!) so a catastrophic event wouldn’t occur. From 1977-2004, this happened every 108 minutes. When Desmond turned the key, I assumed that since a small amount of radiation was released over so many years, the leftover amount released when he turned the key was still powerful, but only caused the hatch to implode and wasn’t that large of an amount. Also, as a die-hard Juliet lover who will always defend her outing the afraid to Jin in order to save their lives, it stings a bit knowing that might have been for nothing. I mean - either way, Sun was the lie and still keeping the truth from Jin. We do see Sun having a very difficult brith and when she’s talking to Jin’s grave, she even mentions it then as well. I always thought it was potentially due to the fact that she got pregnant on the island and perhaps there were extra hardships when giving birth. Ben wouldn’t let Juliet take any women off the island, even after Juliet mentions that she thinks it happens at conception. Claire and Rousseau both seemingly had few problems giving birth on the island after conceiving off island, but that doesn’t necessarily make it true for the opposite, with Sun conceiving on island and giving birth off island. That’s another reason why I believe the pregnancy problem is still in play. Also, I almost see the pregnancy issues as a way of causing the island not to be overpopulated due to the exploitation of it (Ben mentions the famous Virgin Mary image people “saw” from Florida). Also, do you think it’s possible that Ben retained or had vague memories of Juliet helping him when he was dying as a child? We’ve seen Juliet, as she was dying, basically become one with the Source essentially. Is it possibly he had this near-death experience which allowed him to have vague memories of a doctor who saved him years ago? After all, he went back to Dharma after being saved by the Others. I’m sure people were talking, there may have been pictures laying around. Hell, as far as we know, Juliet saw a young Ben during 1974-1977 and was kind to him, hoping it may have an influence on him later. Who knows! I like the Annie connection and that she abruptly left on the sub in 1977 while Ben was with the Others. Ben probably came back to the barracks and was most likely only one of few kids left around, adding to his loneliness. Otherwise, I’m not sure I buy into the “you look just like her” in terms of Annie. I think it’s more plausible regarding Ben’s possible retained memory OR that Juliet looked like his mother. But there may be more there if we think about it… There were 3 full years of Juliet and a young Ben that we never saw. Were Sawyer and Juliet having game nights with Horace and Amy? Did Jin teach a Korean class on the side, with Charlotte being one of his students? Was Juliet an acquaintance of Roger and Ben or did she play an active role in anything else? There are so many possibilities. “Hey Juliet, we need someone to assist in the decorations for the school play this year, mind signing up?” That’s all it takes for her to be around a young Ben. So much to speculate on! Ben’s mistreatment of Juliet is despicable. I understand how you arrived to the conclusions and how Ben’s infatuation with her could’ve happened. I like how you bring it back to how Roger always reminded him of how he killed his mother. That does explain his craziness toward taking all the pregnant women at the camp at all costs. (I would never give him a pass though, as he did some horrible acts). I would love to know your thoughts! ❤️

Using your voice is so much better - thank you

God I love your channel ❤ Are you still thinking about doing a video on the official lost book and pointing out its inaccuracies? I'd find that really interesting. Either way, another great video 👍

Hey, I am obsessed with your content! So many answers that I thought we didn't have them. I would love to know more about the cabin. Who was the person Locke heard and saw? Why it was asking for help? Why did it threw Ben away? Thank you for the amazing well done content!

I’m so happy you are back

I just found your channel, its great! I loved Lost when it originally aired, over lockdown I rewatched the whole series and got obsessed with it. I came to the same conclusion after researching the statue and finding it was the Ancient Egyptian god of fertility. Concluding the Ancient Egyption's were a presence on the island in a big way, and it was a sacred place to them we see hieroglyphics and the ankh symbol a-lot as well and alongside the statue there are the other ruins. Perhaps with the Roman period of Egypt the island was forgotten and passed into myth, perhaps the Egyptians wanted to keep it secret from the Romans. Jacobs and his brothers real mother was a Roman, perhaps that was why the guardian at the time didn't have any qualms about killing her and the other shipwreck survivors later, or maybe its just because she was a smoke monster? Although If you use Guam where the supply drop drone was flown from as a bit of a reference to where the island could be - its a flippin long way from Egypt and a difficult navigation. The Ancient Egyptians did have ships and a navy that sailed to Syria and India - but any further than that is unlikely, but the island may have been in a different place and what does it matter, its fiction anything can happen!

Great video! You theory on the original plan for Annie has been my thought exactly all these years. I have two questions or even possible ideas for future videos, I hope this is the right way to get them to you: 1. Was there a second incident? You already mentioned that the Jughead explosion gave Dharma enough time for finish the Swan, which was still in a very early construction phase during the 1977 incident. The Orientation video for the Swan mentiones that "not long after the experiments began howerer, there was an incident"; meaning that another type of Incident must happend after the Swan was completed, leading to the destruction of the generator seen in Via Domus and the neccessity for the concrete wall. 2. Are you considering a video on the Blast Door Map? My specific question would be, whether the central question mark was referring to the Source? A first time viewer is led to believe the queston mark is supposed to be the Pearl, which is of course not actually the case. The Pearl already has its own entry on the Blast Door Map, Eko is referring to the salted shape on the ground as a "circle" and Radzinsky is clearly aware of the existence of the Pearl. The question then becomes: What central mystery was Radzinsky trying to find?

Ok, wow. I love this vid so much. I’ve only watched the series once (summer of 2021) and then rewatched Juliet clips (cuz, Juliet is awesome) but after watching this, I think I’m due for a full watch through! I’d forgotten about so many of these stories/details! Question - I didn’t hear it mentioned, but do you think Ben was also fixating on Juliet because he remembered her from Dharmaville?

I never thought about the fact Juliet was brought in to fix a problem that she had a hand in. These videos make me want to go and re-watch the show.

You are a genius. I think the island wants you to be its new protector and has given you a gift of seeing deeper into lost than any other! lol

The one thing not mentioned in this video is how it can also enhance bacterial life too, thus leading to bad life-threatening infections for wounds not properly treated. I forget what episode they talk about this. I did see the clip where Locke takes off his bandage and his hand is healed, so I think it's one way or the other: quick healing or quick spread of infections.

Wayyyyyy easier to listen to now only up from here

Great video with your own voice

Love watching and learning more about my favorite mystery show so many cool things in this show they kept so mysterious and maybe touched on but not as much or had little bits you can connect but most ain't going to make those connections then its the crime haven't seen this show in a while lol. Wish they did reruns of this on tv like on syfy lol. They've been doing syfy reminds revisiting old shows like heroes and charmed hope they'll being back lost too lol. Even tnt is getting true blood lol one of these channels should pick up this awesome show lol.

Omg! That’s sensei Ishikawa!!!!!! I can’t believe I JUST heard that and even looked it up to confirm it. If you don’t know who sensei Ishikawa is, play Ghost of Tsushima. You will love it.

Also it actually make sense that Ben was so much against Alex's and Carl's relationship. He even said once that he was afraid she would get pregnant.

There is further irony in the time loop. The person that Ben needed to fix the pregnancy crisis was actually Daniel Faraday. It was a physics problem. Instead he comes after the Swan is destroyed and ends up making the plan the time travelers use to save the world and cause the pregnancy problem.

I think the same light that is giving the boost in reproduction, contains the darkness in which it destroys itself to eliminate. I'd assume this would be result of a combination of the fallout and the dynamic Jacob and the MIB coming to be created.

Great

Maybe I haven't reached the explanation yet but: who were the men after Hugo and sayid in early season 5?

I´m watching S6 E12 and can´t wait for the final episode :) But it looks like the series doesn´t answer all of the questions...

I always assumed harpers reference to juliet about how she looks just like her was about his mom? Lol I think I only thought that cause they were both blonde.

"WE ARE THE CAUSE OF OUR OWN SUFFERING"....So true..

Is there a chance to find out what did John Locke see in his first encounter with the monster? (Most of it would be speculation, still)

i dondt understand: if 0puting the numbers in hatch was so important, why the others didnt do it? why only desmond? -and what hapend after the hatch exploted? ty

Because Juliet.

what do the symbols mean when the clock ticks down in the hatch?

This KZfaq series is great. I was like he knows and understands a lot. But he’s only scraping the surface. He doesn’t understand what the electromagnetic energy is doing at a molecular level. Understanding what is actually happening with the electromagnetism will give you 100% more insight.

Letss goooo

Kate did too

I assumed the comment by Harper was about Juliet Burke who timetravelled to 77. It is likely they were photos of her from her time in the Initiative and why the other... others treated her like a celebrity.

Could you do an episode on the relation to christianity? There are so many bible and philosophy references throughout the series i feel like

"Why does × happen in LOST?" "Jacob and magnets."

I always interpreted "She looks just like her" to Juliet herself. Could Ben be so obsessed to her and abusive because she saved his life back in 70s?

Every video you post is such well researched and explained, you deserve way more views than what you have now, bravo!

My theory for why Ben’s cancer wasn’t healed by the island used to be that the island already saved him in 1977

Why did the energy pocket where the Swan was only affect pregnant women? If the island could remove the healing effects from people like Ben, why couldn’t it turn off its healing effects for pregnant women? How were there animals on the island like wild boar, frogs, and birds? This channel is great btw :)

was karl born on the island or brought over?

why so many ads tho

Juliet didn't remind Ben of Annie or even his mother, she reminded him of Juliet, from Dharma times.

I never fully got why Juliet said "it worked"... have you thought about it?

Always thought it was the Island that did it to the others for killing the dharam people

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Theory:jacob don't choose candidates babies for protect cave,what do you think??

But ‘Taweret’ and ‘Juliet’ do rhyme.

I'm a bit early this time

I always thought pregnancy became deadly because the island needed juliet to be there because she needed to blow up the bomb. No pregnancy problem, no juliet, no closing the well. In order to stop the incident that caused the pregnancy problem, the pregnancy problem had to exist.

I miss the #BadRobot voice.....🤣🤣

I remember Harper Said to Juliette, when They Talk About why Ben likes Juliette: u Look like her. And in Bens House was a picture With a blonde Woman on it. I always thought he got a Woman in the past and she died while pregnant, thats why he was so obsessed with the cure for pregnants sickness. Do you got any info on that? Edit : 5 min later u Talk Right About that haha

I just wonder, couldn't they conceive the child on the island and then move out before the 2nd trimester?

They bust heavy on the island

Always wanted more lost a lost spin off wanted more time on the island the island from different points of view have episodes dealing with the Egyptians building that statue episodes about Jacob and man in black episodes with dharma building and studying the island episodes of them establishing dharma finding the island different people coming to the island episode about the real Henry episodes on the hostile and their pov of stuff episodes about the others they're povs on stuff we get some of that but there's other times that I'm like I wanna see more of what's happening with these people here or there see more the history of the island more of Jacob more of man in black man love that smoke monster wish I could turn into that and get around like he can that's cool loved when they did the pov shot of smoke monster getting around lol. So cool cool sounds smoke monster looks just like the demons on supernatural lol.

My favorite part of Lost is that for some reason it’s canonically true that all dudes bust giant loads lmao

My theory about pregnant women was they buried Jughead, which was under the barracks and leaking, and they used well water and the radiation caused it. This is why the X-rays make the uterus look older.

Harper was just the worst therapist ever. Lol

I know this isn’t in this video but what’s your explanation for why sayid was branded by dogen? I’ve hear it was to mark people that failed the test but I find that to not be satisfying due to the fact that dogen is looking in sayid’s eyes and seems to be acting with a purpose.

I'd give you a like but right now there are 77 likes, so I won't ruin that 😄

Realised, Sun should've been fine if she stayed on the island, since the hatch had been destroyed. Juliet and The Others obviously didn't know the cause of the problem. I think Ben figured it out or theorised it and set in motion the events that led to the destruction of the hatch.

I don’t believe Ben lost a child, I don’t think he has ever was intimate with a woman. Telling Juliet she is his (“mine”) tells me how he views women, after a life of rejections.

Juliette was stunning. every single scene she was in made me drool

i would think strong electromagnetic energy would decrease sperm count