Lost - The Final Season

[Mugshot]

Wrong, that plane made it. They went on to live their lives as Hurly went on to be the islands protector with Ben his Second. The sideways was after they all eventually died and went to heaven together.

Yes...

[Blackjack]

I thought the purpose of the plane wreckage was to show the event that brought them all together...anyone confirm the plane said Ajira? Also, I noticed footsteps, I bet Vincent took over the island after Hugo!

And yes, I was hinting at the fact that the island is STILL THERE.

The biggest takeaway I got from the whole wreckage and whether or not they were already dead was Jack's dad: "It was all real."

They made sure to show Jack coming to terms with his death and letting go, and they also made a concerted effort to show the plane passing over him as they died. What was the purpose?

Well, when you combined the way they made sure to show the plane going over Jack and made sure to show the wreckage at the end, I'm left to think one thing: Lost wanted to make it clear that the plane carrying Jack, Kate, Richard, Miles and the pilot didn't actually make it and that it indeed was, "all real."

I think it was their way of tying up any loose ends and killing the notion that what Jack saw was just some kind of dream for his comfort to let go. It was a reunion not a dream. It was all real.

[Kermit]

Who the cares about Michael. If he was there he would have met his son at his sons baseball game and have another sappy loving everything is dandy moment. I cant believe they destroyed the finale with so much bull .

If you're going to have everyone meet up for punch and pie, Michael should be there. I mean, Shannon and Boone get to go?

[EmptyMan]

I seriously doubt the Kimmel alt endings will be real. Probably just some comedic skits.

[exstatic]

Yes but they had so much good going through 6 seasons and it ends with a happy go loving episode. Its really pissing me off because through 6 seasons they showed how unique and different the show was and then had an episode that was pure positive feelings and happiness. I wanted what Lost gave us before, a sense of uneasiness and that the characters would not succeed. I could tell from the freaking music scores right in the beginning everything would end up happy.

Dude, they all died. How much of a happy ending is that? So, they got together for a reunion in the afterlife. Did you want fire and eternal damnation, too?

At least is wasn't a snow globe like St. Elsewhere.

[Mr. Peabody]

So...Desmond was rounding up misguided souls to help them move on?

[jcrod]

The biggest takeaway I got from the whole wreckage and whether or not they were already dead was Jack's dad: "It was all real."

They made sure to show Jack coming to terms with his death and letting go, and they also made a concerted effort to show the plane passing over him as they died. What was the purpose?

Well, when you combined the way they made sure to show the plane going over Jack and made sure to show the wreckage at the end, I'm left to think one thing: Lost wanted to make it clear that the plane carrying Jack, Kate, Richard, Miles and the pilot didn't actually make it and that it indeed was, "all real."

I think it was their way of tying up any loose ends and killing the notion that what Jack saw was just some kind of dream for his comfort to let go. It was a reunion not a dream. It was all real.

Wrong. see my previous post. He was happy the plane made it, the "it was all real" meant everything did happen. Hurly became the protector and that is why he told Ben he was a great second and Ben told Hurly he was the best number one.

Jack asked his dad did they all just die, and he said some did, but others at different times. He said they all created this place because all the people in the Church were the most important people to each other and lived through the most important part of their lives.

[JudynTX]

So...Desmond was rounding up misguided souls to help them move on?

Yes

[Mr. Peabody]

I seriously doubt the Kimmel alt endings will be real. Probably just some comedic skits.

No . . . the producers of Lost are going to be on the show. ABC was hyping it all weekend.

[Kermit]

Ah. Yes. So when Farraday's mom asked Desmond if he was going to take her son. Oh . Okay. Damn beer.

[Blackjack]

Dude, they all died. How much of a happy ending is that? So, they got together for a reunion in the afterlife. Did you want fire and eternal damnation, too?

At least is wasn't a snow globe like St. Elsewhere.

ex, do you think Ben didn't go in because his elevator was going down?

[JudynTX]

ex, do you think Ben didn't go in because his elevator was going down?

[Death In June]

Not sure how I feel about the ending yet. I thought they could have cut out about 30 minutes of the slow motion hugging though. Despite what the writers have said, everything was wrapped up nice and neat, a little too feel good. It could have been worse, I guess.

[Stringer_Bell]

If you're going to have everyone meet up for punch and pie, Michael should be there. I mean, Shannon and Boone get to go?

Shannon = Sayid's love (which is different than the love he never attained, Shannon was the last real thing he felt), Boone = integral to Locke's story and much more likable than Michael. Michael is trapped on the island because he did wrong, remember that crappy "whispers" reveal? Yea, he's stuck and in a totally different way than the "flash sideways" people.

[Mr. Peabody]

So, was the sideways storyline an invention of those who had died? In other words, did Jack create the sideways story where he has a son to compensate for his relationship with his father? The sideways stories weren't that ideal if they creations of the people who died.

[Stringer_Bell]

Ah. Yes. So when Farraday's mom asked Desmond if he was going to take her son. Oh . Okay. Damn beer.

Yea, see, that was my problem. Why was she pissed about people (or her son) moving on? That didn't make sense to me, but on the other hand it made total sense that Ana Lucia was "not ready" according to Desmond...she had more stuff to figure out, as her most important moments PROLLY weren't on the island.

[JudynTX]

When Charlie saw Claire in the audience, I lost it.

[Blackjack]

Wrong. see my previous post. He was happy the plane made it, the "it was all real" meant everything did happen. Hurly became the protector and that is why he told Ben he was a great second and Ben told Hurly he was the best number one.

Jack asked his dad did they all just die, and he said some did, but others at different times. He said they all created this place because all the people in the Church were the most important people to each other and lived through the most important part of their lives.

Maybe. I ain't that smart. But I suppose we'll find out shortly. The Hurley and Linus thing does fall in line with what you suggest, now that I think about it. But then I'm left with even more question. Was it Hurley all along or at least when he started being able to see and talk to the dead?

I don't know, I don't try to get into this too much because I'd rather just enjoy the show. But now that I'm talking about it with you sick puppies, I find myself asking WTF quite a bit more.

[Kamala]

Ok still processing but here are my thoughts:

The nuke set off in 1977 sank the island.

In 2004 (alternate) plane never crashes because the island is submerged. Since what happened, happened the Losties remember the past and are in a purgatory of sorts.

The 2007 timeline is where Hurley and Ben rule the island and the Ajira flight with Lapidus doesn't make it.

So if it only ends once it truly ended in 77? Confused as all

[Mr. Peabody]

Yea, see, that was my problem. Why was she pissed about people (or her son) moving on? That didn't make sense to me, but on the other hand it made total sense that Ana Lucia was "not ready" according to Desmond...she had more stuff to figure out, as her most important moments PROLLY weren't on the island.

Maybe Farday's mom knew she wasn't going to be with him in the afterlife and wanted more time with him.

[EmptyMan]

Is Kimmel on now? I think the local news is tapping into my Kimmel time. WTF is this

[Kermit]

Maybe Farday's mom knew she wasn't going to be with him in the afterlife and wanted more time with him.

Probably this. Where was alternate Widmore? So if it was all real was the sideways real? Did they just go on living those lives? I guess not since Hurley and Ben were saying their weird goodbyes.

[Mr. Peabody]

Is Kimmel on now? I think the local news is tapping into my Kimmel time. WTF is this

Kimmel's on in SA at 11:30.

[exstatic]

Just checked my TiVo. The wreckage on the beach was primarily blue accents, while the Ajira secondary colors are primarily red. I'm pretty sure it was 815s original wreckage.

[Blackjack]

Ya know what, I'm going to let these son writers spell it out for me and not try to figure it out myself. I jumped on board around season 3 and haven't followed it as closely as y'all, so I just enjoyed it as a show, not as something in need of dissection -- which obviously has me pissin' in the wind.

Long story short, I almost lost it when Kate told Jack she loved him. I knew then I didn't have a chance with her.