@@ThatPianoNoob come on. Intial seasons were good and the opening episode is one of the best ones. That's how people got hooked and getting off the hook is really difficult. But after a couple of seasons even writers "Lost" their way... Amirite?
@@sammed92 ive only watched episode 1.. I've lost interest on those mystery shows years earlier because every single one of them either gets cancelled or devolves into absolute nonsense. Like Buffy, charmed, Stargate (for some reason), X-files; just off the top of my head.
Well the mid 00s to early 10s haha. 2004 - 2010. Back when we appreciated tv shows more as we had to wait months for answers, one episode a week, no binging a season in a day or two. That said the fact we used to watch 20 episodes of a tv show back then over 3 to 4 months a year and then they'd have a new season out 7 months later was just madddd. Lower budgets I guess. Imagine if a Netflix show or HBO show had 20 episode seasons in 2022.
I watched this video, because I thought it was going to be an elevator that got lost and they all found themselves in a building where they had never been before. But that would have been absurd.
I thought the elevator would get "Lost" too. But I was open to how that would happen. This was good but by titular expectation, it was a little disappointing. Good thing the Live version doesn't give sketch titles. 😂
The writers had to go to this sketch to give it some type of meaning because the guy was right: It had none. For me it was obvious by the middle of season 2. Stop watching it. I can spot tv-shit-shows a mile away. Where is this guy now? I didn't even knew who he was eheh.
First season: Best show ever Season Two: WTF? Stopped watching during season three. Huge disappointment. Kept adding more stuff without even trying to make sense of the earlier episodes.
I actually had that one friend in the group who was the biggest LOST-Fan, but would always wait for the DVDs to be released with the German dub. The rest of us just pirated the show and he went nuts whenever we started talking about the show, which we did a lot. It was a real cultural phenomenon. Season 4-5 we had half a dozen people watching together and discuss every episode like it's a damn book club or something. Good show, good times.
GinoZump the island wasnt purgatory they weren't dead the whole time they survived on that island just go watch what jack's dad tell him at the final episode during the church scene
For real. I expected there to be a few more lines of dialogue after the elevator doors opened - some sort of wrap up or final laugh - but instead they all just exit the elevator without saying a word.
If I remember correctly the whole premise of the show was these people crashed on this island, they were all very unhappy or “lost” in their lives before crashing. As time went on some of them found peace and happiness on the island and some them died on the island. The people who died on the island were meant to die and the folks who found happiness on the island would have been fine if they would have stayed, but instead they left the island and in turn lost what they had gained in isolation. In the end they all ended up dying and meet up in purgatory before crossing over together. The island was basically like Adam and Eve’s paradise and supernatural things were able to occur there. There were allot of different plot lines they took the show, it’s like multiple writers were vying for what the twist was going to be. They should have just stuck with the purgatory plot since it made the most since and before that hadn’t been done before.
You do not remember correctly. I'd try to explain it but i'd get two things wrong over three paragraphs and be pilloried with tomatoes thrown in my face so... there are video breakdowns out there. Though it's entirely possible at some point you were right.
You're close - a group of writers wrote a show with no plan for the ending, and a bad show was created. The truth is, there was no truth. There was no plot. There was no show. None of it every exited. What you thought was a show was actually just a mistake the whole time.
zTxmi it was purgatory dïpshit, their decisions on the island effect them and if they go to hell or heaven eventually when everybody dies on the island
Have to admit I never watched a show with so many loose ends that was so entertaining . This was a top notch witty sketch , everyone one on the elevator nailed it! 🤣
Just finished LOST in Disney+. It's one of the best tv series really. Kind of shocked to see Evangeline Lily in it. All along I thought she was a new actress in the Hobbit, then Ant Man. It's like she haven't aged a bit. Still so beautiful.😆
OK, holy shit dude. That guy is so good looking, I can't stop looking at him. I don't find him attractive, he just looks so perfect. I really don't get why women are into Cooper, Gosling and all these guys.
I am not fan of copper or gosling. They seem pretty but I think they are just okay. I think Mathew is really good looking. I think people have diff taste.
Only the secondary timeline in season 6 was purgatory, after they blew up the hydrogen bomb. The entire series up until that point, and including the continuation of the main storyline in season 6, happened in real life.
Third-best era in SNL history. 'Portlanida' is great and I never thought I'd like Fred Armisen as much as I do. Carrie Brownstein and him age gold, as was this cast regarding the aforementioned 'SNL'.
It just had its 15 year anniversary for the pilot and there are a bunch of rewatch podcasts going back to watch it again. There are still a ton of fans that engage with the community.
I had a ton of friends who were really into it and they wouldn’t shut up about it. I gave in and tried to watch at least the first season but once I saw a guy get sucked into a jet engine that caused the engine to explode like an enormous bomb, I decided to call it quits. That being said, all my friends loved John Locke and there’s an episode with a flash sideways where John Locke gets hit by a car whilst in a wheel chair. I made my friends watch it over and over again cuz it made me laugh uncontrollably lol that was probably the greatest high light of my Lost viewing experience.
That was only the "alternate timeline" part of season 6. Everything on the island is still in the "real world", but dumb people really just latch onto that as the whole premise so they don't have to wrinkle their brains over primetime TV.
-Wow Andy got it right 4 years before beforehand- -Wow Andy was in on it from the beginning- -Wow Andy figured it out ahead of time- Wow *LOST* was about an island that existed in the living world & the people who survived a plane crash _living_ on that island. Some made it off. John Locke even died after leaving the island, and his corpse was brought back. In the last season, the show started off showing that the island was destroyed. It was _THEN_ that they were all dead & in some sort of purgatory/afterlife. Where they were all reunited after having met in _REAL LIFE_
How did they all die? So the island was real and they were all on it but in the last season the island started to deteriorate and then they died and then were reunited in a purgatory/heaven? Sorry I stopped watching the show after the whole hatch plot line bc my life got stressful and I didn’t have TiVo.
@@courtneycallen it's a bit convoluted, but I'll give it a try. The show approached the concept of the afterlife /eternity as being distinct from time. So, the 2 things are not linked together. For example, if someone died at 10 p.m. last Tuesday. They might find themself waking up in the afterlife instantly, yet 30 yrs might have passed. This was demonstrated by how Some of the characters which had died in the earlier seasons, at various points throughout the course of the show, made appearances in the last season. It was portrayed by the show alternating between 2 completely different storylines. (similar to the use of flashback storytelling from previous seasons). It switched back & forth between 2 concurrent storylines. But, presented in a way that wasn't very clear to viewers until the finale. So, for the final season, it was as though there were 2 versions of reality. But as the season wrapped up...it became evident that the 2 story lines were *Time (life)* & *Eternity (afterlife)* . The storyline... on the time side of things... was just a continuation of the stories from previous seasons. The other storyline...on the eternity side of things... had the characters living a life in some kind of alternate/ dream-like reality. They were pretty much the same characters at their core, but lacking the experiences from the previous seasons which had shaped their connections to one another. While they did have moments of deja vu, they couldn't clearly recognize one another. In the final episode of the last season, they gradually all came to the same realization...of who they had been & that they were now dead & in the afterlife together. That's the shortest clearest way that I can describe it. It's also been awhile since I've seen Lost...& the last season is my least favorite.
@@allme2547 you are the greatest human ever! Thanks for taking the time to explain it to me!!! I looked up an article about the ending and I still didn’t understand it bc they didn’t tell it as elegantly and as clearly as you did! The only question I can think of right now is were the supernatural elements real? I vaguely remember a smoke monster that was gigantic but I don’t remember if it could actually be seen. I think when I watched the show I was assuming we were going to find out that they were somewhere like the Bermuda triangle. I know the Bermuda triangle is an actually some mysterious area of the world but I figured they were going to make it into an urban legend being real kind of thing. Do we ever see anyone get rescued or make it off the island or an explanation for things like how Locke was suddenly ambulatory? Sorry for the questions; I feel like I could hang out with you for a day and be enthralled by you explaining to me all the big plot lines of the show.
I was a huge Lost fan...I bought all 6 seasons DVDs. I watched it countless times but still scratching my head every time. 😂😂😂 I think I'm lost in it...
I think the biggest mystery in this sketch wasn't about the show Lost, but rather how Keenan Thompson could have been on SNL that long ago and still be on it now. He's very talented, but good grief. I don't think anyone else has ever been on SNL this long. He was on SNL the entire six years that Lost was on the air, and ever since it went off the air 13 years ago!
Andy:"Purgatory". "It's purgatory, you all died in the plain crash but now you're all stuck in purgatory" Me: (who just finished Lost) Wow! Did he just predicted the plot and hit a bullseye on the theory Amazing!
Pity on the people who watched all of lost and believed none of it happened (purgatory).. Jack's father said all of it happened I don't know why people are confused about this lol
I love how Armisen didn't just give spoilers to the people in the elevator but like half of America that night.
Bruh i was just about to watch se7en
I know he's playing a character but he really looked he was having the most fun ever on a sketch LOL
I think that "spoilers" ends after 6 months. This chick was years behind.
@@danagray9709 😂
Lies again? Boxing Match
Nice solve , Peralta .
Tooba Ahmed peralta you’re a genius
Genius/Detective
Ahh I found this comment an dgt replies and I'm ammaazzed
Oh damn, oh damn, OOOH DAMN
Thanks dad
This has got to be the tallest building in the world.
Jemster Or the slowest elevator.
gotta be the slowest for Maya's character to have been able to run up the stairs and still catch it. Again up *not* down. Up!!!
Jemster cue burj Khalifa
Or maybe this has to be a comedy sketch on snl
Why was I so sure that the elevator was going down?
Should have ended with Andy saying "no I told you, you all died and you're in purgatory, that's why this elevator never stops."
Wasn't that a docter who episode?.... it sure sounds like one
That would be genius, why didn't the skit have that?
It does, though.
Better than no ending at all, I suppose.
I have a feeling that the Lost guy wrote this sketch based on actual experiences he's had lol
I actually met a guy who talked to Jr Abrahams and he validated the hell theory
@@comedianfunnyguy1232 that might be why he looked so sure of himself in the skit when he said purgatory
@@ryanblair8805 yea it is thats what I was thinking the certainty he has
yeah it must be so annoying for famous people to simply go outside
😁😁
God I love when Fred does his dumb look he has mastered this 1:27
Fred is amazing!
"You see what I like about this elevator ride is stuff is actually happening unlike your show where stuff pretends to be happen" 😂😂
Best joke was "we know what's going on on the island".
"We knew it was actually about a... glowing puddle of piss with a drain plug all along"
Well, we knew...the writers had no idea what it was.
the biggest mystery to this day is why people were watching the fucking thing
@@ThatPianoNoob come on. Intial seasons were good and the opening episode is one of the best ones. That's how people got hooked and getting off the hook is really difficult. But after a couple of seasons even writers "Lost" their way... Amirite?
@@sammed92 ive only watched episode 1.. I've lost interest on those mystery shows years earlier because every single one of them either gets cancelled or devolves into absolute nonsense. Like Buffy, charmed, Stargate (for some reason), X-files; just off the top of my head.
I feel bad for the people that won't understand this sketch because they didn't ride the Lost hype train back in the late 00's. What a time it was
That would be me haven’t seen this show
You mean “waste of time”. That ending was BS. So many questions left unanswered.
Never watched it, still enjoyed the skit!
Well the mid 00s to early 10s haha. 2004 - 2010. Back when we appreciated tv shows more as we had to wait months for answers, one episode a week, no binging a season in a day or two.
That said the fact we used to watch 20 episodes of a tv show back then over 3 to 4 months a year and then they'd have a new season out 7 months later was just madddd. Lower budgets I guess.
Imagine if a Netflix show or HBO show had 20 episode seasons in 2022.
Back when Lost was still funny.
“I think it’s nightmares plus trees...”
🤣
I watched this video, because I thought it was going to be an elevator that got lost and they all found themselves in a building where they had never been before. But that would have been absurd.
That would have been funnier
I thought the elevator would get "Lost" too. But I was open to how that would happen. This was good but by titular expectation, it was a little disappointing. Good thing the Live version doesn't give sketch titles. 😂
This is also why I clicked on it
I need this sketch made
ME TOO!! Hahahaha
There's a movie like that
4:38 I can totally relate to, "I'm just gonna lie down"... For some reason 😂
Amy Poehler and Maya Rudolph are comedy legends. This skit was so good!
This cast got me through my military career and I think fondly of them every time I'm taken down memory lane with these older videos
The best part was Andy Samberg getting on the elevator and playing it super cool XDDD
cool cool cool cool
How have I never seen this skit!!! Love it long live LOST and they weren't dead the entire time!!!!
Maya is GORGEOUS here
Maya is always gorgeous
She's so pretty
@@vintage7919
The girl of his dreams told him that she’s not into incels.
That blouse...
She's still gorgeous.
Damnit, I havent seen Seven, yet.
Swapnil Narendra oh boy 😂
You should check it out after 20 years
6 is afraid of 7 cos 7 8 9
Gwyneth's head is not in the box...
@Positive kid no, Gwyneth Paltrow's head is still on her neck
“What’s in the box” 👩🏼⤵️📦with there baby
The smoke monster is nightmares plus trees😂😂😂
I have never seen Lost but Matthew Fox is gorgeous!
Leanne you should it's amazing except for the last season.
i thought u got bruises on your face
Looks alot like freddie prince jr. or whatever to me.
@@AshishSharma-nm5eo Nah, it started going downhill before that, because of exactly this.
I heard he is married with two kids though
After Bill Hader and Kristen Wiig, Fred is easily my favorite cast member of at least the past 20 years.
Kate McKinnon and Melissa V. and Heidi Gardner for me right now. Even though Kate and Melissa V. Left last season.
Matthew Fox is awesome. Just pointing it out there that he was amazing throughout the series even when his character made it impossible to understand.
They were both right. Writers didnt know shit and it was actually purgatory.
+AAD Except it wasn't.
No it wasn't
The writers had to go to this sketch to give it some type of meaning because the guy was right: It had none.
For me it was obvious by the middle of season 2. Stop watching it.
I can spot tv-shit-shows a mile away.
Where is this guy now?
I didn't even knew who he was eheh.
AAD nope it wasn't.
Everything that happened on the island was real
And then they were in purgatory till all of them died.
AAD READ THIS, THE ISLAND WAS REAL
www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/11084320/Lost-10-years-on-all-the-mysteries-explained.html
I’ve just finished Lost. One of the best tv shows I’ve ever seen!
They nailed all of the types, haha!
In the end, the first guy was proven right. They had no idea what they were doing!
First season: Best show ever
Season Two: WTF?
Stopped watching during season three. Huge disappointment. Kept adding more stuff without even trying to make sense of the earlier episodes.
Actually it was all purgatory
No it wasn’t all purgatory! Why are people still spreading this misinformation..
@@ninov7795 So what was it?
@@MrEazyE357
Everything was real, except the Flash Sideways in Season 6. THAT was purgatory, but everything else really happened.
Daaaang, Maya looks extra cute in this for some reason.
It's definitely the hair and outfit .
It aired in 2006 😊
That's because she was real cute until she started playing, Harris
I actually had that one friend in the group who was the biggest LOST-Fan, but would always wait for the DVDs to be released with the German dub. The rest of us just pirated the show and he went nuts whenever we started talking about the show, which we did a lot. It was a real cultural phenomenon. Season 4-5 we had half a dozen people watching together and discuss every episode like it's a damn book club or something. Good show, good times.
Just finished watching the entire series and I gotta say I enjoyed the skit. They are asking all the questions I was asking myself 😂
The elevator door shadow is top notch. Set designers were on it.
this is the same elevator they used in 30 Rock, when Liz and Conan talked in the elevator 😂
of course they did. If its the 30 Rock elevator then it was close to studio 8H
Andy was right all along :)
Holy crap! Andy was totally right!
Andy knew it!!!
Andy and Fred were right, the writers had no idea what they're doing so they stole Andy's idea
The island wasn't purgatory.
GinoZump the island wasnt purgatory they weren't dead the whole time they survived on that island just go watch what jack's dad tell him at the final episode during the church scene
What's funny is, as we can see from this video, this was also an era where SNL had no idea how to end sketches.
For real. I expected there to be a few more lines of dialogue after the elevator doors opened - some sort of wrap up or final laugh - but instead they all just exit the elevator without saying a word.
If I remember correctly the whole premise of the show was these people crashed on this island, they were all very unhappy or “lost” in their lives before crashing. As time went on some of them found peace and happiness on the island and some them died on the island. The people who died on the island were meant to die and the folks who found happiness on the island would have been fine if they would have stayed, but instead they left the island and in turn lost what they had gained in isolation. In the end they all ended up dying and meet up in purgatory before crossing over together. The island was basically like Adam and Eve’s paradise and supernatural things were able to occur there. There were allot of different plot lines they took the show, it’s like multiple writers were vying for what the twist was going to be. They should have just stuck with the purgatory plot since it made the most since and before that hadn’t been done before.
So Andy was right ?
@@penguinodaveno, they didn’t die in the plane crash. They weren’t dead the whole time, everything really happened except for parts of Season 6
You do not remember correctly. I'd try to explain it but i'd get two things wrong over three paragraphs and be pilloried with tomatoes thrown in my face so... there are video breakdowns out there. Though it's entirely possible at some point you were right.
You're close - a group of writers wrote a show with no plan for the ending, and a bad show was created. The truth is, there was no truth. There was no plot. There was no show. None of it every exited. What you thought was a show was actually just a mistake the whole time.
@@JackieDaytona1776 Someone lacks taste and doesn't see the bigger picture that the story was trying to tell. You.
So much talent in this skit
If you noticed some characters pressed the buttons on the left while others pressed it on the right hehe
They had a concept of an idea which wasn't good enough but thus show was so adductive and fun
Dr. Shepherd! I also kept watching the show mainly because of him.
Dammit, Fred. Spoiler on Se7en. Haha.
0:55 - that moment in SNL History when the actors didn't look at the line to read it
lolol showrunners probably got the purgatory idea from this sketch 😅😅
Hardly, everyone was guessing that back in the day. And they were wrong.
Except it wasn't purgatory. Did you even watch the show?
Wow, Andy knew it years ago!..
+alposphere It wasn't purgatory...
alp READ THIS
THE ISLAND WAS REAL
www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/11084320/Lost-10-years-on-all-the-mysteries-explained.html
zTxmi it was purgatory dïpshit, their decisions on the island effect them and if they go to hell or heaven eventually when everybody dies on the island
@@King-jk9or how does what you say in any way proves that they were in the purgatory all the time since the plane crash and not just in season 6?
Everything that happened on the island was real. How does nobody get that?
"Im just gonna lie down"
Have to admit I never watched a show with so many loose ends that was so entertaining . This was a top notch witty sketch , everyone one on the elevator nailed it! 🤣
Just finished LOST in Disney+. It's one of the best tv series really. Kind of shocked to see Evangeline Lily in it. All along I thought she was a new actress in the Hobbit, then Ant Man. It's like she haven't aged a bit. Still so beautiful.😆
I started watching this because of Mathew Fox, but I keep watching it because of Amy Poehler.
♫ What are you DOING, Anton? ♪
Fred is insanely talented man.
I’ve never watched Lost before but this is still funny😂
In that case, you should watch... It is one of the best shows ever made
Amy going for it with the doc is so cute.
Everyone goes nuts for Sawyer or Jack, but Kate omg too perfect
He's so dang cute! You know, he found me in the jungle and would visit me regularly without anyone knowing about it. 👀
dude walking out at :07 could play al gore in a biopic
I actually replayed it to get another look because I thought he looked like Gore, too.
@@dancepiglover same here lol. i was like, whoa, wait a sec...
I thought the elevator was going to be "lost".
I didn't know how or where. That's why I clicked.
I love how armisen just stays on the elevator
Fred is so Great!! ❣
OK, holy shit dude. That guy is so good looking, I can't stop looking at him. I don't find him attractive, he just looks so perfect. I really don't get why women are into Cooper, Gosling and all these guys.
yes, Kenan Thompson is a real sex symbol
Married, two kids.
I am not fan of copper or gosling. They seem pretty but I think they are just okay. I think Mathew is really good looking. I think people have diff taste.
ikr
LOST had the most handsome men
Seconds before Fred says 'you're the guy from lost.' I said the exact same thing. 😂😂😂
Can we just point not only did Andy get the purgatory thing correct, but the island was in fact on
The toe of an enormous giant Anubis statue
Nope wasn't purgatory. The toe of a giant thing though...
Sounds like someone hasn’t finished the show...
Only the secondary timeline in season 6 was purgatory, after they blew up the hydrogen bomb. The entire series up until that point, and including the continuation of the main storyline in season 6, happened in real life.
Kris Weber yes but the point was that did in fact happen at the end and thus Andy was right
Show us receipts that proves your theory that they were dead the whole time. I really wanted to know how people came to this conclusion.
"So now I'm the invisible man??" HAHHAHAHAH
I still don't understand lost but I watched every episode.
Third-best era in SNL history. 'Portlanida' is great and I never thought I'd like Fred Armisen as much as I do. Carrie Brownstein and him age gold, as was this cast regarding the aforementioned 'SNL'.
"Could we just not talk about Lost anymore?" -- looks like you got your wish, Dr Jack.
It just had its 15 year anniversary for the pilot and there are a bunch of rewatch podcasts going back to watch it again. There are still a ton of fans that engage with the community.
@@ninov7795documentary just came out, and it was big on netflix. still has a massive fan base
"So now I'm the invisible man?" 😆
Halfway through I realized I better not watch the rest until I finish the series or it'll get spoiled for me!! 😂
"wow" "double wow"🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lost’s ending was spectacular. You can’t change my mind.
I love the Hitchcock effect at 5:00. Clever.
And I’m out here recognizing him from Party Of Five lol
I had never seen the show but tuned in one time in French on Radio Canada. It was like season 2, half way through. I was lost, let me tell you.
they called it.
Need to watch Lost
Saved myself a lot of time by getting out of Lost at the end of season 1 when I realised it wasn't going to resolve satisfactorily. 😎
I had a ton of friends who were really into it and they wouldn’t shut up about it. I gave in and tried to watch at least the first season but once I saw a guy get sucked into a jet engine that caused the engine to explode like an enormous bomb, I decided to call it quits. That being said, all my friends loved John Locke and there’s an episode with a flash sideways where John Locke gets hit by a car whilst in a wheel chair. I made my friends watch it over and over again cuz it made me laugh uncontrollably lol that was probably the greatest high light of my Lost viewing experience.
You missed a great show
Your loss
Nobody found it. It was not purgatory either. I see so many people in the comments who haven’t understood the lost ending even after all these years 🙄
I’m glad I already saw Seven
"You seen that seven movie? That's Gwineth's head in a box" 🤣
Maya calls herself the biggest fan yet she’s only half way through season 2
I am pretty certain my cat is me in a parallel universe I keep hearing about.
3:15 That _was_ it, but the writers didn’t know that yet. This sketch totally called it
That was only the "alternate timeline" part of season 6. Everything on the island is still in the "real world", but dumb people really just latch onto that as the whole premise so they don't have to wrinkle their brains over primetime TV.
I was waiting for Armisen to say he was single to the ladies when they started to get out.
-Wow Andy got it right 4 years before beforehand-
-Wow Andy was in on it from the beginning-
-Wow Andy figured it out ahead of time-
Wow *LOST* was about an island that existed in the living world & the people who survived a plane crash _living_ on that island. Some made it off. John Locke even died after leaving the island, and his corpse was brought back.
In the last season, the show started off showing that the island was destroyed. It was _THEN_ that they were all dead & in some sort of purgatory/afterlife. Where they were all reunited after having met in _REAL LIFE_
THANK YOU! It drives me crazy when people say they were in purgatory, THEY. WERE. NOT.
how funny that the only correct explanation of the show can be found in a youtube comment under a video that is almost ten years old🤣
How did they all die? So the island was real and they were all on it but in the last season the island started to deteriorate and then they died and then were reunited in a purgatory/heaven? Sorry I stopped watching the show after the whole hatch plot line bc my life got stressful and I didn’t have TiVo.
@@courtneycallen it's a bit convoluted, but I'll give it a try. The show approached the concept of the afterlife /eternity as being distinct from time. So, the 2 things are not linked together. For example, if someone died at 10 p.m. last Tuesday. They might find themself waking up in the afterlife instantly, yet 30 yrs might have passed. This was demonstrated by how Some of the characters which had died in the earlier seasons, at various points throughout the course of the show, made appearances in the last season. It was portrayed by the show alternating between 2 completely different storylines. (similar to the use of flashback storytelling from previous seasons). It switched back & forth between 2 concurrent storylines. But, presented in a way that wasn't very clear to viewers until the finale. So, for the final season, it was as though there were 2 versions of reality. But as the season wrapped up...it became evident that the 2 story lines were *Time (life)* & *Eternity (afterlife)* . The storyline... on the time side of things... was just a continuation of the stories from previous seasons. The other storyline...on the eternity side of things... had the characters living a life in some kind of alternate/ dream-like reality. They were pretty much the same characters at their core, but lacking the experiences from the previous seasons which had shaped their connections to one another. While they did have moments of deja vu, they couldn't clearly recognize one another. In the final episode of the last season, they gradually all came to the same realization...of who they had been & that they were now dead & in the afterlife together. That's the shortest clearest way that I can describe it. It's also been awhile since I've seen Lost...& the last season is my least favorite.
@@allme2547 you are the greatest human ever! Thanks for taking the time to explain it to me!!! I looked up an article about the ending and I still didn’t understand it bc they didn’t tell it as elegantly and as clearly as you did! The only question I can think of right now is were the supernatural elements real? I vaguely remember a smoke monster that was gigantic but I don’t remember if it could actually be seen. I think when I watched the show I was assuming we were going to find out that they were somewhere like the Bermuda triangle. I know the Bermuda triangle is an actually some mysterious area of the world but I figured they were going to make it into an urban legend being real kind of thing. Do we ever see anyone get rescued or make it off the island or an explanation for things like how Locke was suddenly ambulatory? Sorry for the questions; I feel like I could hang out with you for a day and be enthralled by you explaining to me all the big plot lines of the show.
Maya must run marathons if she managed to keep up with this long ride
I was a huge Lost fan...I bought all 6 seasons DVDs. I watched it countless times but still scratching my head every time. 😂😂😂 I think I'm lost in it...
What a cast.
Lol this is relatable on all tv shows.
And books too.
kenan .. put his hand on the wrong side to press d button ... 😂😂😂
samberg was in on it from the start
Sgt. Pepper no he didn't they weren't dead from the start they actually survived on the island
Sgt. Pepper NOPE.
READ THIS.
www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/11084320/Lost-10-years-on-all-the-mysteries-explained.html
What a dumb show
I think the biggest mystery in this sketch wasn't about the show Lost, but rather how Keenan Thompson could have been on SNL that long ago and still be on it now. He's very talented, but good grief. I don't think anyone else has ever been on SNL this long. He was on SNL the entire six years that Lost was on the air, and ever since it went off the air 13 years ago!
Jake Peralta is an amazing Person/Genius
Fred is the best!! Miss him on SNL and Portlandia
When you just want to ride the elevator but are still famous. Poor dude.
Loved LOST and Matthew Fox
So, no one is gonna mention that Al Gore looking dude that just got off the elevator.
Andy called it 😂
Fred stayed in the elevator at the end
Andy:"Purgatory". "It's purgatory, you all died in the plain crash but now you're all stuck in purgatory"
Me: (who just finished Lost) Wow! Did he just predicted the plot and hit a bullseye on the theory Amazing!
That’s not what really happened tho
@@seancunningham8571 well it still came closer than any theory
Awful ending. But that’s because the elevator is really a trip to purgatory
One of the best endings
where do you think those cats are eating the tuna? aldi has tuna that makes people vomit 🤣
1:54 how close they are together seriously gives me anxiety
Now you can stream the whole thing! That work from home life 👀🍿
Pity on the people who watched all of lost and believed none of it happened (purgatory)..
Jack's father said all of it happened
I don't know why people are confused about this lol