I've seen that Jack and Sawyer scene a million times and I've seen almost every reaction to it here on KZfaq but it still gets me to tear up, without fail.

I'm sorry but Susan is right.

It excites me sexually, Cacau 🍻

A discussão no final foi muito boa, bom ver os dois lados assim como rola no show 🤓

Vcs precisam assistir You e Dexter, por favor, veja apenas o primeiro episodio de cada em um react e vejam se querem fazer uma serie completa.

Se um cara está na escotilha a 3 anos dizendo que tem que apertar o botão senão todos morrem, é óbvio que eu apertaria. Tenho que pensar não só na minha segurança como em todas as pessoas que estão na ilha aí depois todos investigariam se tem que apertar ou não. Eu não pagaria pra ver kkk. Tô com a Maíra kkk. Além disso se o Jack não aperta alguém do grupo apertaria....

The candy is not a real candy but a couple of the LOST writers used it in some of their other shows, like Once Upon a Time.

"This argument is irrelevant" lol Sayid is the best.

Obrigado, Rodrigo. Uma série incrível. O filme "orientação" Ainda age em mim como hipnose. Uma série incrível. Nem sei mais o que acrescentar. O diálogo que mais gostei nesse episódio foi quando Locke contou para Jack por que é tão difícil para você acreditar, Jack respondeu para Locke, por que é tão fácil para Locke?, e Locke respondeu que não acontece tão fácil assim. Para mim, esse segmento de diálogo ocupa o primeiro lugar entre os diálogos desse episódio. Os reatores têm discussões muito interessantes!

Jack and John, two sides to the same coin.

47:40 a reação do Rodrigo = eu no trabalho quando to ouvindo uma fofoca que eu sei que é mentira.

Cara... tem tanta coisa pra comentar dessa discussão. Mas eu vou escolher uma. Victor, as vezes você age como o Jack e quer procurar uma razão lógica pra tudo em uma ilha onde, nas suas palavras, fumaça levanta árvore. Tenho que discordar quando você diz que seria comum "pessoas encontrando pessoas que já se viram em locais improvavéis". Na verdade, a impossibilidade que o John se refere (e que o Jack com certeza entende!) é o fato de ele sofrer um acidente de avião com poucos ferimentos graves e andar pela floresta mágica, onde tem o botão mágico, sendo apertado por um cara que ele já encontrou uma vez na vida, em um momento onde pouco depois outra coisa "impossível" aconteceu. Não esqueçamos que era "impossível" (mais pra "altamente improvável") que a Sarah voltasse a andar. E aconteceu "o milagre". E ele CASOU com o milagre, veja só. Você mesmo disse: "esse relacionamento já começou errado". Claro que começou! O que perturba o Jack e faz ele desabar nesse momento é isso! Ser o cara que não acredita em milagre e em destino, mas não conseguir explicar porque encontrou uma pessoa ALTAMENTE IMPROVÁVEL de ser encontrada em um local ALTATAMENTE IMPROVÁVEL em uma circustância ALTAMENTE IMPROVÁVEL, ou seja, "IMPOSSÍVEL".

Sou ime Mayra kkkk como eu tenho vários tocs e sempre acho que algo vai acontecer caso eu não repita certas coisas,imagina apertar um botão que vai salvar o mundo? Kkkkk eu apertaria sem pestanejar hehehe

"No mundo eu não sei, agora em Lost... Vamos descobrir, né?" Top 3 melhores frases do canal.

Poor Kimiko, she just wants to run off to Marseille with Frenchie. And, I totally get that.

Push the button; don't push the button.

After the end of 3x7 is a good time to go back and rewatch the beginning of 2x1, with the guys digging the tunnel in the cave. Would be a good addition to the post-episode discussion.

The Treta has been planted

Rodrigo sitting there like a fly on the wall... Great discussion everyone!

Holy hell, that was a heated debate!

Sometimes I get the feeling that Victor wants to convince Mayra of HIS perspective. 😅 Like as if he can't accept some other opinions. Dude, chill. It can go both ways! 😉🤗 But seriously, this is like THE debate of Lost. We were all arguing back and forth like that back in the day when we first watched. But it's so much fun, too. 🤩🥹 I love the writing and this episode in particular just gets better and better on rewatch. I think I might actually put this now on #1 of season 2 for me. I was beyond excited while watching this reaction of yours. 🫶 Me personally, I'm definitely on Mayra's side (as I'm getting used to, more and more 👍🤝) but the other point of view is also completely understandable. Problem is though: You can't deduct this with logic! 🤷‍♂️ You can't SOLVE this rationally. So, I hope this was all in good fun for you, too and we don't have to worry for any more serious fighting. Just reveal to them already, Rodrigo, that we never find out if something happens or not, when the button's not pushed . . . ! 🤭🤷‍♂️😅

Oh yeah, f*ck, I forgot. I never mentioned this. But when I see that "blindfolded" moment (11:37), that reminds me.... Man..... Michael has one of the all time GREATEST German voice actors.... 😅 His name is Charles Rettinghaus. And he is EXPENSIVE, if you want to hire him. But rightfully so imo. Deservedly so. He has earned his place over the decades of his work. I would probably mostly recommend his work (if you are interested in checking that out) of voicing Robert Downey Jr. I think he voiced pretty much all of his roles that weren't Iron Man...

I think I must repeat the fact one more time that John's father, Anthony Cooper... Yeah, he's ranked *#2* on a so called "Most Hated Fictional Characters of ALL TIME" list, that I created for myself.... 😅 You know, that weird, angry feeling you get in your stomach when you watch something like that? Sometimes I get the idea that I want to rank those. I like rankings. And lists... And numbers.... Sometimes.... 😅

Admit it: If anyone wasn't already hooked by Lost (for whatever reason) - NOW you are!! 😉😅🤭

Ridrigo's proud face when the three new recruits are having a heated debate about the button 😂 He must be thinking "I picked well with these three"

Uau!!!! Animada com esse debate!!! Nossa! Quanto tempo depois de Lost e ainda me surpreendo do que causa nas pessoas! Na verdade essa é a única forma de nós, que amamos Lost, estarmos mais conectados ainda!!! Tem muita coisa boa pra acontecer e muitos bons debates pra rolar! Aguardando!!!❤

- the "execute" button was a common button in old computers before the "enter" button started to dominate. So it's unlikely to represent the purpose of the button, it's just the name of the common "enter" button on an old keyboard. - pushing the button seems to guarantee keeping everything the same, but not pushing the button is unpredictable and might lead to catastrophic results according to a video and a dude called Kelvin (and whatever his sources are) so it might be risky. In this case, I'd vote to push the button at least until we investigate all of the hatch and find more information. And if we are unable to get any extra information, I'd vote to push it until rescue comes to save us from the island. Then, I'll take my chances to not push it in order to leave the island and hopefully get home. Until rescue comes we don't have anything to do on the island other than sitting around on the beach anyway, and we have 40+ people for this chore. So taking shifts to push the button isn't much of a burden either. Pushing it seems to be the logical and safer choice unless there's another danger like "the others" attacking or something. - Locke and Jack have a leadership competition. They have been the natural leaders of the survivors and their disagreements began to really heat up lately. John believes they're on this island for a reason, Jack's only focus is keeping people safe and seek rescue if possible. Jack doesn't want to push the button because Locke believed it's their destiny to get into this hatch and now he believes it's their destiny to push the button. I suspect Jack would easily decide to push the button if he stumbled upon the hatch himself and get into it without Locke's involvement because it's the safer choice. However he can't give in that easy because now as it means accepting faith and Locke's "destiny" idea. That's why he's so angry talking to Desmond. He needs some logical base from Desmond, some proof to choose either pushing or not pushing the button based on facts, rather than faith. However, Desmond can't give him that concrete reason. So, Jack needs to choose between accepting to Locke's destiny idea and push a seemingly insignificant button on faith alone or don't push the button just because it doesn't make sense but risk people's lives who he's been trying to keep safe for 44 days. The person they found in the hatch being Desmond, who he met during the big miracle happened to him in the past doesn't help him to risk people's lives based on "it doesn't make sense" either. I mean meeting the only "miracle man" again in this hatch after many years, doesn't make sense either. All of those combined is why he can't can't take the risk and goes back to tell the code. - John on the other hand wants to include Jack in this because he thinks he needs to convince Jack he's on the island for a reason. He believes it won't work if the other leader Jack doesn't agree, so it's irrelevant that 40 other people there who can push the button along with him, it has to be Jack because people follow him and they'll also push the button. He believes it's meaningless and it would be short term if he can't convince Jack to be a part of this "destiny" he's following.

I don't think Jack is just affected by the coincidence of Desmond being on the island. It's because the day he met him at the stadium was the day he also discovered he had performed a miracle and fixed Sarah, against all odds. And Desmond even openly spoke about miracles to him. So their first encounter has taken on far more significance than if they had randomly chatted about the weather or something. Maybe this is why he returns to the hatch after Desmond runs off into the jungle...because although he isn't a believer by nature, seeing Desmond again has reminded him that a miracle DID happen on the day they first met (even though he has probably tried not to dwell on this miracle since then). So now, having this second encounter with Desmond has probably raised all kind of confused feelings about things he can't scientifically/logically explain. This is such a great episode, both on-island and off...thanks guys ❤

I liked Larissa's answer to the question of "do you think something bad will happen if the button is not pushed". I would have answered the same thing. I don't know. This is just as valid an answer as yes or no. The important thing is that if someone wants to dedicate themselves to pressing the button, there is nothing stopping them except those who think they shouldn't. When the button is pressed, we know that nothing is happening. It is the problem of those who push to decide to eliminate the possibility of the uselessness of their action. I wouldn't have pushed it. If other people like Locke want to do it, fine for them. But they don't have to ask me to choose between pushing or not. I can choose not to choose. “Don’t tell me what I can’t do”, John. It's still weird that, if Desmond thinks that not pushing the button will result in the end of the world, he decides to run away. Run away where? It's the end of the world. If that happened, whether I stayed in France or went to Brazil wouldn't change anything. I will die but at least without wasted effort.😂

I like that Larissa voted "maybe" rather than yes or no. This may help explain why Kelvin and Desmond pushed the button. Surely, if there is even a single doubt, you have to push the button? Locke has no doubt, but Jack had maybe a single doubt, so he had to push it. Maybe is a very powerful word in this situation.

Apollo bars are a fake brand, but they turned out to be real because between season 4 and 5 they sold them as a marketing move. The impressive thing was, there were "temporary shops" all over the world, I managed to get one here in Italy. Lost marketing team was insane back then, the first "Lost experience" after season 2 was crazy. About the button: rational thinking involves doubt, and faith involves blind belief in what's happening. So faith would always win in a clash, in a moment of doubt (that's why everybody question Jack's actions and never Locke's). As I always say, the status quo (pushing the button) worked fine, so it's a smart choice to keep pushing it until further information come, even if you believe it's all fake. As you guys said, the real challenge was to NOT push the button. That's why I feel the final moment was a little forced on the Jack/Locke duality, because the thing could have been solved quickly by anybody. But it was a good moment to polarize the audience for the future. I'm thrilled to see Mayra's reactions in the next 20 episodes. Oh, about what you said about Jack, Rodrigo: I agree, Jack is struggling with something that he can't really explain, but also because someone reminded him "the real world". I mean, we see almost everyone struggling with their past selves, Locke most of all. Even Jack can be vulnerable, he cried when Sawyer reminded him about his father, of course he would be taken by strong emotions by someone reminding him one of the most difficult time of his life. I mean, meeting someone is weird, but not impossible.. in my opinion Jack wasn't stressed only by seeing Desmond as a person

Good discussion but anyone that believes in astrology shouldn't be telling us not to believe in things that are unbelievable (like pushing the button will save the world). Otherwise I loved the passion of your group.