Lost in 88 seconds - Hurley Explains All!
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- Hurley from the hit show Lost summarizes everything that's happened in the first four seasons in 88 seconds. Now you can start watching Season 5 without worrying about missing anything :)
For those that have never seen the show Hurley would do 'stuff' like this from time to time. (Although this example is the funniest and best). It always served 4 general purposes. Least importantly it served as show recap for occasional new viewers. Secondly, Hurley would often express the thoughts and mood of the audience, and would help serve as both an anchor and 'character of reality'.(meaning what we would say, feel, think, or act ike if we there). He also expressed fan theories concerning 'the island' being hell, or Hurley's thoughts, or time travel, or his weight. But lastly and perhaps most importantly this is one of many examples of the Writers (Lindelof and Cuse) poking fun at themselves and those that took LOST a bit too seriously.
...Or maybe the writers thought that they were the smartest people in the room and got butt-hurt when everyone figured it out from episode 2. Then they just gutted it out to earn the subsequent season money.
@@FinnMcRiangabra ..what are talking about? Figured what out?
@@tony.g20 I mean that before the first season ended, the clear answer to what was going on was that the people were all dead and in a sort of afterlife. That is what viewers figured out.
Then the creators claimed, "no, no, that's not it. They are not in purgatory." Which turned out to be a lie.
@@FinnMcRiangabra my god I feel bad for you. If that us what u think you might want to try again... they were not all dead...wth are you talking about. Ive seen LOST 17X. Go troll Buffy ... whats your favorite show?
@@tony.g20 They died in the plane crash. Did you watch through to the crap ending?
If you blinked while watching this, nothing made sense!
Even if you didn't blink, nothing made sense the first time round. I watched it while it aired, then watched it again years later after watching some "Explaining LOST" videos and it was like I was watching a different show with the stuff I didn't focus on the first time round that was actually important.
The crazy thing about this show was that no matter what point you were at, if you were to recap it up to that point, it would always take twice as long to explain the last few episodes as it would to explain everything before that.
The only problem I had with this scene was that Hugo never mentioned Libby to his mom.
I KNEW YOU WATCHED THIS SHOW
And that, my simple friend is summed up as (drumroll please) piss poor story telling! Make all the excuses you want. This show was utter trash. Pretty decent acting in the first two seasons though.
@@2asir255 the award for Starburst comment goes to you sir. 👏
"In the end, we are shown purgatory. The characters all come to accept that have died at some point, either on or off the island. They chose to wait for each other in purgatory before crossing over because of how important they were to each other."
Doesn't seem that hard.
The biggest twist was that the title didn't really refer to the story, but rather the viewers' experience.
Well put lol. Was so into the show as a kid the I realized the writers didnt expect it to go on as long as it did and just picked plot points out of a hat
😂😂😂😂
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@@MrSh4des true they didn't had a plan in the beginning. but when they finally did the network didn't allow them to only make 3 season, they wanted at least 10. So the writer wrote bullshit episodes like "stranger in a strange land" (the jacks tattoo episode) and the network finally let them finish - after another 3 seasons
The showrunners experience too
This is me explaining to my friends what the show's about..
+Froy Lan Dude....
:DDD this is me explaining everything :D
You wish
Looking good big king
It's why I never watched Lost, it sounded so effing stupid 😅
Lost was something special during its time. I'll never forget being glued to the TV every week for the next episode.
I admit that it really keeps the suspense. However, to unfold truth behind all of the mysteries in a few series before the end of the show? Bruh.
Back in the day where waiting a whole week just made every episode special and you'd spend the week talking about it with mates. Todays generation just binge whole seasons of shows in 1 or 2 days.
it went on for too many seasons. The writers got lost (lol) in their own direction of the show.
@@EncrypticMethods Not at all I loved every minute of lost.
@@EncrypticMethods Not at all I loved every minute of lost.
one of the most moving moments of the series. when she says "I have no idea what you're saying but I believe you," I just had to cry!
Something along the lines of “I don’t understand you, but I believe you…”
I loved that too!
"and there was a button you had to press every 108 minutes or else...... well it was never very clear on that." I love how even Hurley didn't understand the purpose of the button too. Made this whole speech 10x funnier for me.
Pressing the button every 108 minutes discharged the electromagnetic energy that is building up underneath because the Dharma Initiative accidently breached it.
Why did they not automate it?
@@for111 Engineers: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@OGUA-camEnjoyer so a buncha bs then
@@TheJerbol nothing bs about that
lost is one of those to shows where u can't miss an episode or skip to another one because it will make absolutely no sense.
I skipped one mistakly and realized that after the F episode ended
Well, you can skip the Nikki and Paulo episode and the Stranger in a Strange Land episode.
@@ermisgrivas8280 I disagree. That episode (Expose) is more important than many give it credit to. In the next episode, Left Behind.. Sawyer is "tricked" (no spoilers) by Hurley. This is critical as it is a turning point for Sawyer from selfish prick, to someone who can be depended on to lead (which becomes critical later in the series)
@@ermisgrivas8280 expose is one of my favourite
Even if you dont skip and watch every episode twice, it still doesnt make sense! Crazy movie! I still do not understand why the 5 from Oceanic 6 lied about what really happened.
Thanks Hurley _Dude_.
Best TV pilot EVER goes to this show. It is spectacular and it gets you hooked. Early 2000's TV was a golden era.
When I saw the pilot for the first time on tv I thought is was a freakin awesome movie, the quality was topnotch
House MD, Dexter, this, The Shield, and I'm sure I'm forgetting many other great series
@@eaglewatch90238 Loved The Shield and Dexter. Back then i used to watch Lost and 24 on cable back to back on mondays, good times.
Well if they crashed, not a very good pilot.
@@eaglewatch90238 House MD, Dexter, Lost, Prison Break, Heroes.. ;-( good times
Well they did deliver on guaranteeing every one would be lost, audience included.
The reason why the button had to be pushed every 108 seconds was to contain the electromagnetic energy on the island. That one time when Desmond didn't push the button, the electromagnetic energy was not contained and that is why the plane crashed; cause all metal things were being pulled toward the island. In season 5, in 1977 or whatever year they were in, that is how Juliet was pulled into that hole along with all those other metal things.
ohhh shit. It's been decades and I just found this out lol
Wowwwwww finally now I can explain this to my friends a lot better
😅
@@milacruz3970 yes, a lot of people complain about Lost not explaining a lot of mysteries, but actually it explained everything, just not directly in your face. (There are actually some things that was not explained, but not many, and not important at all)
Isnt this all explained after the plane survivors themselves caused the hatch incident creating the need for the button in the first place?
They basically were the reasno they crashed on the island.
For as much shit that Lost gets for being confusing or convoluted, the characters are amazing and how they grew together on the island will always keep me loving it
The characters and their backstories and interwining backgrounds were amazing
Yeah all of that stuff is great. Just watch it through Season 5 and pretend it got cancelled. Whatever you come up with in your mind to continue the show will be better than what Season 6 actually was.
Dude
not cool
buon giorno paulie
That music… that suspense… that mystery feeling… never had that once again after LOST. It is so sad that no one could achieve that again.
Try to watch the German series "Dark"😅
The name of the show really explains the feeling of watching each episode
Lost is one of my favourite tv shows EVER. Even this segment gives me the chills. So enjoyable.
Lost was perfectly named. Even its writers embarked on the journey with no compass or map.
I don't think so. (spoilers ahead)
I think they had a plan, but the plan was, "We're going to have this great show and it's going to be really mysterious and everybody's going to be wondering what's going on, and after about 4 seasons we're going to drop the punch line that everybody's dead and it's going to be the biggest shock in TV history!"
What they didn't count on, was that everybody was going to guess the punch line before the first episode ended. I remember when it aired and I went online to talk about it, and every single post I saw regarding the show contained some variation of, "I bet they're all really dead."
The writers were stuck - everybody had guessed the punchline and they had a LOT of show to write! So they gamely went on and wrote the show, pretending that everybody didn't already know the punch line, and when they finally revealed it acted like it was a big deal even though everybody already knew.
@@SarahB1863 Yes, I believe I read that once as well, but my point remains. They did not know where they were going with the story. As if it was some sort of game, they kept resetting the narrative - a specialty of Bad Robot productions. I found Lost to be entertaining on occasion, and even intriguing once or twice, but by season three I had reached the point of “enough already.” I did make an exception for Evangeline Lilly, as my wife made one for Matthew Fox, so we kept watching and it was a real kick seeing Kevin Tighe play a villain. That is my best memory of this outside the premiere episode, which was stellar. It was the amount of red herrings J.J. Abrams served up in this overwrought and overplayed modern melodrama that caused me to founder on the smorgasbord. It could have and should have been so much better, which (again) is characteristic of Bad Robot.
@@SarahB1863 they weren’t all dead the whole time though…look at the last scene with christian and jack in the final episode.
@@stantheman9072 the show runners were damon lindelof and carlton cuse. JJ abrams co created the show with damon and jeffrey lieber. he wrote and directed the pilot and the premiere of season 3 with damon. he didn’t have much involvement with the show beyond that despite being an executive director. he was busy with his other show alias at the time which is why he didn’t have a whole lot of involvement with the show.
@SarahB1863 It still amazes me that they had a character explain explicitly what had been going on in the last few moments of the finale, and yet people STILL think they were dead the whole time.
That's not what happened
Hello from October 2024! I rewatched the show for the second time and now I understand and feel it much more than when I watched it for the first time (which happened 6 years ago)
Lost is just great ❤️❤️❤️
0:22 "Well, I was never really clear on that." Preach, Brother. Preach. 😅
Best line! 😂
Recently binge watched Lost as it came out on netflix.. Honestly it's actually an incredible show.
His explaination is only until Season 4 . There are still Time Travel+Flocke+Afterlife parts
Which is why he wrote in the description "Now you can start watching Season 5 without worrying about missing anything"
Well yeah. He left the island at the end of season 4.
This video was from 2009. Your comment was from 2019. I'm replying in 2022.
@@zeejustin6 WITCHES!
Ues
i've never seen a single second of this show. But i remember everyone was hooked and watching it THEN everyone being pissed at the ending / last season. Early 2000 TV was great.
...well i was never really clear on that
Best television experience possible in my opinion.
Yep, lost & X files,
@@cbrboy76 You should try fringe and dark.
@@minners71Yes,Dark it is😅
My excuse for last week's test. It didn't work though. Don't try it. Lol.
I'm pretty sure you could watch every episode of this show in complete random order and still have the same understanding of what happened as I do.
haha, yeah
you just saved me half a series thanks :)
i watched Lost like 10 years ago or even more and it felt like I'm watching a thousand episodes and it was so weird & loooong but I couldn't stop watching and the end got me like "wtf is happening"
I love the way he says "and then there was a smoke monster" as literally the 2nd thing he mentions after about not being rescued. And also as if his mother should know what one is hahaha
In the late seasons they learned what the smoke monster really was or who to say it better.
Hurley was literally what everyone of us would have been on the island : "whaaaat?", "wtf?", "dude?", "are you OK?", "wooooooow !"
Recently got my mom into the show and this is exactly how I tried to explain it to her and that’s the exact look she gave me 😂🤦🏽♂️
I am forever LOST but the scenery, the soundtrack and all the sleepless nights trying to make sense of it were worth it.
A perfect example of what happens when you want to create mystery without an end goal in mind
Fron what I remember they had end goal in mind from season 1. People just didn't get it or like it.
@@michwoz not quite. They networks wanted to extend the series because of how successful season 1 was. Originally it had a 2 or 3 season plot planned out
@@YouDaMANRAJ Maybe it run time was extended but finale was planned from beginning.
Typical Jar Jar "Mystery Box Bullshit" Abrams.
Basically sums up everything the fans who watched the whole show know as well.
Hurley was like one of the best characters on the entire show, dude.
I wish I had watched this video instead of the whole series, and saved a lot of my time life.
Its not the people on the plane who are lost in that island... its the people who watch this show who are really L0ST
i have seen the show 3/4 times now and hurley is still my favorite guy xD
You cut this clip too short. The best part of it is when his mother tells him she doesn't understand what he just said, but she believes him. The love expressed in that moment is part of what made Lost work. It certainly wasn't the plot cuz there really wasn't one they were just making it up as they went along, but the connections between people felt organic and real and honest. They weren't of course. It was just acting. LOST is one big magic trick that messes with your head but we put up with all the crap for moments like this when the show really felt magical and special.
Thanks for confirming what I thought - I gave that show a season and a half then get bored.. you can get that magic in shows that aren't a complete waste of time..
yeah sounds pretty trash
Well said Lost is one of my very favorites as well.
Well, you just saved me having to buy a box-set :D
I’m still confused. But it’s a great show. Needs multiple viewings! I think we all take what we need from it. Loved it! The finale made me cry and then I just sat in the quiet and thought about life for an hour.
I cried during nearly every single episode. Then I rewatched it and cried all over again. Then I cried at parts that shouldn't have made me cry the second time around because I knew the characters weren't really dead. I've never cried so much over one show. 😂
I love this scene so much
"well...I was never really clear on that" takes me out every time 😂😂😂
Well, 30 or so are still on that island, as far as he knows.The other 270 or so people aboard the plane died in the crash. Everyone seems to forget about them. Oh yeah plus the other 20 or so who died after the crash but before the Oceanic 6 left.
It’s 15 years later and I’m sobbing here :(
@gusbacon Because that was "Lost up to that point"
It takes another four seconds for Hurley to say, "Then I take over for Jacob and we all come together after death."
Hurley is like a screenwriter explaining his new idea for a TV series.
Hugo, we need an updated summary for seasons 5 and 6 now!
Did anyone else sense there was a link between Once Upon a Time (Netflix series) and lost?
I liked them both but they also drove me up the wall. Both series did make me form a real bond with the characters though. Let’s face it, you start out on the journey not knowing they are going to be in your life for quite so long! They frustrate you with their struggles between good and bad and downright evil. You just keep willing them to ‘do better’
Don't tell me what i can't do
I recently watched it I enjoyed it I was not ready back in 2005
I wish every series just started out like this so we’d be spared endless hours of tv
There is a daily show on tv, it's called The News.
This makes it sound like such a crazy story. Well, it is a crazy story, an amazing ride!
I remain thoroughly lost, but the scenery was worth it.
@Deathbringer99699 The Final Season revealed that many of the mysteries of the Island involved a guy called The Man in Black (because his name was never mentioned, he just wore a black robe) with supernatural powers that he gained from the mystical Source of the Island. Among these powers he had the ability to turn into a black smoke creature (yes, the Monster) and to create visions of dead people. The guy Locke saw in that old cabin was The Man in Black, not Jacob.
Great show: it was, along with Prison Break and 24 etc., a new leaf for TV series, demonstrating much higher quality than many movies.
My first time watching the show, I started in season 4 and it was all over the place. 12 years later, I rewatched from the beginning, thinking that it would make more sense.
Yeah that wasn't the case lol
GOD DAMMIT i miss this show.
I'm still lost
This reminds me of the bonus scene from the box set after the finale, viewers don't acknowledge how crazy the story becomes, when you make word of it though the freakishness really begins to unfold.
Relax guys. Obviously the show was quite popular and a lot of people loved it. Of course it's not for everybody. But there is no reason to insult someone else over their show preferences and opinions.
Blahhh
Lost, the abridged version
Almost done with season 1. Don't know if I want to continue watching any more seasons after hearing all of that crazy shit, lol.
Sparkz Mentalz you should. It is a great show, and you should finish until the end
Jonnyboy Animates I just finished the entire series before they took it off Netflix and for the most part, you're right. It's a good show, season 4 being the weakest. Sun and Kate were the only two who had legit reasons for returning back to the island. Everyone else's reason for returning back, really made no sense.
Sparkz Mentalz I agree with you on the Sun and Kate part, but I disagree with season 4 being the weakest. It had some of the best episodes in the show, like The Constant.
Jonnyboy Animates What I dislike about season 4 was how they kept splitting up for the freighter nonsense, Claire's disappearance, and the whole Finding Nemo hunt for Jacob's cabin. Desmond's amnesia, not remembering who Sayid is, was kind of ridiculous and soap opera-ish imo, though I did enjoy the Christmas phone call to Penny plot in The Constant. Mike's return was pretty lackluster. And why kill off Ana Lucia so early, just to have her replaced by Isabella who dies a in a silly way like Artz? I also enjoyed the Jack/Jacob debate about faith vs science in The Orchid in Season 4.
Sparkz Mentalz The thing I love about lost is the characters, sure the mysteries are cool and all but at the end not to much is explained
I loved Lost as a kid. But I just remember Jack shouting "WE HAVE TO GO BACK", at the end of season 3 (?), and the obsession was lost, since the main arc was to get off the island. I kept up with it a bit, but lost interest in season 4 or 5. Might go back now with fresh eyes.
My husband and I are watching it for the first time in 2024 and have the same reaction you expressed here. We were completely into it until they had to go back to the island and it got so convoluted and crazy, we just didn't even care why they felt they had to go back to an island they desperately couldn't wait to leave.
As someone who started this show when like season 4 or 5 was being aired weekly, I knew what it was from the jump. A nowhere story that was going to be entertaining for a while. I made it to like season 3 but I knew half way through season 2 that this story was just not gonna go anywhere. It was fun to watch, for a time. But I’m not a moron. The story telling just didn’t have any kind of direction. It was just… let’s see where we can go with the next episode type thing
This will always be one of the greatest series in television history to me because of how detailed and interesting the characters are. The writers probably did not know where this was all going but man... Some great antagonist and protagonist conflicts. Like Twilight Zone meets daytime soap.
The best show ever that went nowhere! This is what happens when writers have a good pitch but don’t think it through and just decide to "go with the flow"
From the philosophical perspective, we all, as well as all our stories, end up in nowhere, and for the most part, "go with the flow". In this regard life cycle of a story is similar to the one of a person. What happens after the story ends, and how it ends, depends on what you believe in.
Now, like itnor not, but Lost had a very obvious biblical and christian connotations since the very beginning, therefore - it went to the white light.
Sopranos, on the opposite, had none of that, and ended up according to it's main hero's beliefs. This does make quite a lot of sense.
That being said, If you believe you could do a better job than Lost writers, you are always welcome to write and direct a better show.
I believe Damon Lindelof said in an interview that the creators wanted to end the show after like 2-3 seasons but it was so popular and successful that abc extended it anyway.
@@toshivibe yeah good try, just read a little about the story of the show and you’ll see why it really went nowhere. the sudden success meant the writers had to milk the story for as long as they could. Lost had a brilliant start and concept but it got (hehe) lost along the way.
You don’t have to be a michelin star cook to know when the meat is rotten.
JJ Abrams at his finest/worst
@@vlino87 And even with the hiccups along the way, the writers created memorable characters and a lore that ultimately makes sense with a little digging. Not everything was absolutely answered and some episodes were bad (Expose and Stranger in a Strange Land) but this show still left a mark in history as one of the best tv shows of all time. It doesn’t help that people completely misinterpret the ending though.
They really just made that show up as they went along. I got so invested in it for nothing.
A lot of what happened in Lost wasn't explained, and a lot of what happened may never be explained by sound science. But the reality of 11/12 of the series was explained, so any theories we have about its nature have to fit into that if we want to include every aspect of the show.
I liked Eko's line "Don't mistake coincidence for fate." But what if he had it backwards, brotha? What if we shouldn't mistake fate for coincidence?
That's my theory about the Numbers, anyway. They're all a coincidence and can be ascribed to any meaning that any observer can put to them, whether it's the last 6 candidates, the key to saving the world from a scientific catastrophe, or just 6 numbers that people are somehow drawn towards for no reason.
When you think about any explanation anyone will give about the Numbers, it always leaves the begging question, "Why those six numbers?"
@@ZuluRomeo I always thought of the Numbers as being about energy. Who has the right energy, due to their life experience, to defeat the Man in Black; the power of the transmitted numbers not just to open and close energy portals such as the hatch charge (perhaps that's how the Others came to and left the island, or made entry possible for new people, hence why Rousseau's team heard them the same night they crashed) but also to generate bad luck to anyone who didn't have the self-belief to ignore them (hence why bad luck only befalls Hurley until he resolves to stop believing in the curse).
What exactly wasn't explained?
@@rtozier2011 The numbers represent a select few of the 360 people Jacob chose to be in the running to take over for him.
@@GEES44DC That doesn't account for any of their history or mystique, and 'Jacob had a thing for numbers' is one of the most frustrating cop-out lines of S6. I like things to be explained by science, even if it's fantasy science.
For me lost was all about different types of characters especially because their lives before and after werr also shown to the viewer so you could kind of know why characters had the developments that they had or the change after the plane crash.
I only watched this show up to the end of season 2 & I have the feeling,
I didn't really miss anything.
@Larry Talbot Actually you did. If you liked the 1st two seasons, Season 3 is a must-see. Season 4 is optional (starts to wobble a bit on the stretch, but still fun). Don’t go farther though - you should always leave a party while you’re still having a good time. Just my opinion of course
@Will Muny You are correct. I was just saying you haven’t *really* gotten the Lost experience if you haven’t seen Season 3. Plus, S3 E10, Tricia Tanaka is Dead, is one of the great “feel-good”episodes of TV history, the kind television *used* to be capable of. And who can ever forget the ending of S3 E14, Exposé?
@@creigcoogan5363I've definitely forgotten it
thx was thinking of watching the whole show again but this is also fine
I finished lost this week, I loved it, what a great show and a good ending, because I was told that the ending was bad but it wasn't bad, it's just that people probably watched the last episode and missunderstood it
Please explain what happened, then.
@@twostep919 LOL I hope I remember to come back here in case @Matius actually manages to explain it! Haha but for real, I watched it all years ago, liked a lot of it, loved most of it, liked some parts less, could have had a better ending, but what they did didn’t bother me much. I enjoyed this show. And I enjoyed Hurley recapping!
Ending was shit
@@twostep919 I would LOVE to explain it. Seriously. I'm mildly obsessed. But could you be more specific? Is there something in particular you want explained? There's no way I can explain the entire show in a single UA-cam comment
@@jeffreyv8306 It's a shame they didn't take you up on your offer.
This is what it's like explaining a dream
Video is 84 seconds long, title is misleading :(
Kratosmustdie mines 83 seconds
@@TheLittleKuribo same
Zach Adams same
Mines 1:23
mine's 8:15
Back when we thought it would all eventually be explained with a nice little bow on top!
Everything was explained.
The biggest mistery is how he hadn't lost a pound
I was ready to jump at this. I only saw a couple of episodes of Lost. My first thoughts watching this clip were: Why is he fat? They must not have been on the island very long.
@@jamesonm.7925 Same, i lasted 4 episodes 😂
😂 wooow
If i remember correct he actually startet to lose weight in the beginning when they had to rely on snacks from the crashed plane and fruits from the island.
Later on when they discover the abandoned infrastructure and food conserves of the Dharma initiative he falls back into old habits.
@@SerthysSorry, physiology doesn't really match. In just 2 months of those conditions he would have lost like 50 pounds. Ok not 50, but at the very least 30.
It's not just food, it's way of life, the stress and weather conditions. To keep the body fat he should have been moving on a golf car.
You can think what you want, i will blame set catering
I both laughed and cried during those 88 seconds.
9 people are Lost.
So close to 1M November 2024
over 1M! Neat! Randomly uploaded this as the only thing on my channel 15 years ago and in 2024 all of a sudden it blew up lmao... glad people are still watching this wacky show.
This show had the potential to be an amazing one, from the moment they started putting an "invisible" monster on the island it all went down
i assume you were one of those that watched lost along as it released every week, every year. i watched it when it was all out already and the smoke monster was kinda all the show was about for me. it was like the main mystery
@@twentytwoedits2442 I mean, if you have a plot where you have some people lost in an island after a plain crash you have potential of creating a great story, there are a lot of ideas you can create for the plot to be well developed, but a monster?? Come on...
@@ginpak7037 yea why not? It's something out of the ordinary but I see it as a quality. What other 'lost on an island film or series do you know that are like lost. None. Because they made their own thing even if its silly for some. Lost is just lost, there's nothing like it
@@ginpak7037 & there were soooo many episodes - watching lost felt like being on the island. There was so much plot and so much confusion that I actually felt lost watching. That's what the show was about. Being in school and thinking about Lost and about the next episode I haven't watched yet & how I will watch it when I come home .. It was like actually going back to the island yourself. It was amazing not despite but because of its flaws
The "monster" was around since day 1, since the pilot episode. So you're saying it all went down in the very first episode for you? In that case it might just not be the show for you, which is totally fine: we all have our preferences.
even remember his mom tells him something like: i dont understand anything but i believe you LOL
Still one of the best shows ever on television
@spid3rpunch Hurley didn't get stranded for a couple of years. From season 1 to the end of season 4 he and the Oceanic Six was on the Island for 3 months.
duuude :D
I finally get it!Thank you Hurley.You´re the best!
...donttellmewhatIcanandcan'tdo
*Starts running*
There is one thing that no one will take from Lost. It was the first popular tv show that was shared and watched online and not through traditional television or cinema, albeit, it was televised but people were piracing it a lot in the internet era. I liked the tv show and it took several seasons till we realised the show is going nowhere and scriptwriters are totally lost without having a clue how to end this.
What the heck does he say at 1:05?
The rest……the rest of the people
* (spits) *
No clue doesn't even have a caption for it 😂
Two years late, but I think he said "I died"...
"I'm trying"
One of my most favorite shows until they aired the last episode. I feel like someone kept lying and robbed me for 8 years. Even during mid season the producers where asked the question is everybody dead? They denied and said NO. This is the biggest lie besides 9/11. Seriously they made us watch the whole show based on people who were already dead?
Wow, seriously? How much more clear could it be that they were NOT DEAD THE WHOLE TIME?
Are you actually fucking kidding me? They weren't dead the whole time. How did you watch the last episode, where they literally tell you they weren't dead the whole time and come to that conclusion?
FZmustacheFZ you are telling me they survived a plane crash where the plane exploded and ripped in two pieces
Kill Bill
It didn't explode when they were in it but when it ripped in two pieces, yeah, many of them survived and that much has always been clear. Do you know nothing about the show? There's a reason they survived the plane crash.
What reason was that? Theres no reason, no smog, nothing, it as thier souls that thought they survived
Since he played Rubeus Hagrid on the Harry Potter series i became a huge fan of this guy
I love this show.
it is actually true however vague it is!
Best show ever. Watched it several times and love it each time a little more. Everything makes perfect sense.
You're crazy. Its not really a rewatchable show.
Jacks father explained it in the church. Some died on the island and then others died off the island. Everyone you see in the church had died
I didn’t watch it when it first aired. I figured it would be stupid……Recently my wife talked me into watching it in Netflix. We watched a few episodes each night and finished it last evening. I now consider it to be the number one best tv series. It was brilliant…..
This is the only show that is so hard to explain that’s it’s much easier to just start from episode 1.
Loop, dude, loop- Hurley also talking about going back in time to the 70s.