The ending was brilliant for those who got it and for those who are interested in such deep philosophical stuff like that. But you're right - it IS the best TV series ever.
These music montages that LOST did - particularly in the first couple of seasons - at the end of the episodes get my every time. I literally get goose bumps form them.
Who here remembers the season 1 episodes that ended with music from Hurley's portable CD player? Those were all fun days, right up until the batteries ran out and Hurley marked the moment with an uncharacteristic "Son of a bitch..." and complete silence.
My GOD….the actor who plays Bernard… TOP NOTCH in this scene… The look of desperation and hope as he walks through people PRAYING he sees his wife literally just tears my souls from my body
I remember getting chills when they looked at each other cause they had not met each other yet and both were leaders of their own groups on the island.
Yes but the Others pushed Ana Lucia over the edge giving her PTSD and the Whispers didn't help. I don't blame her for Shannon's death it was the others sending Goodwin and Ethan to spy on the 815 Survivors and dragging kids into the jungle in the middle of the night. It also didn't help that Ana pregnant at the time was shot by Jason resulting a miscarriage. Ana is sane and capable of great remorse for the death of Shannon but she is also shattered into a billion pieces. Ana also helped Hugo in S5.E2: The Lie "Oh yeah, Libby says hi."
I had never seen Lost before and ever since he was shown in the pilot episode, I had to google to see whether he survived or not because I cannot handle worrying about the dog dying at some point lol.
holy shit that music is magical. That or I have a very, very strong psychological response to that. I haven't re-watched LOST in about 2 years but the first note of this made me tear up like crazy. And I wasn't even anywhere near a crying mood. Michael Giacchino is a fucking genius.
I still stand by my opinion that Lost is one of the greatest shows ever. Yeah the holes in the story kept piling up as we got closer to the end, and a giant plug in a hole in the ground perhaps wasn't the best design choice, and yes, a lot of characters were killed off too early because of real life problems, but in the end, I don't remember even a single TV show that gave me so many emotional moments because it made you so attached to these characters. The mysteries kept you intrigued, but the true heart of this show are the personal journeys of these characters, and their interactions with each other. That's why I actually liked the purgatory ending. Who gives a shit about the mysteries of the island by this point? At the end they all eventually die, but through life on the island they forged an unbreakable bond that brought them together in the afterlife to find each other, remember each other, be happy together without worries, and finally move on together. ...well apart from Michael who's forever trapped on the Island. Because fuck Michael.
Agreed on this. Whatever one may think about the turns the show took in the last two seasons, you cannot ever deny the fact that Lost was appointment television. For me, when it was on that day -- Wednesdays as I recall -- it was the first thing I thought of when I woke up in the morning and the last thing I thought of when I went to sleep. You didn't want to come to school or work the next day if you had missed it the night before. The show had a life beyond the hour per week that it was on TV; which is something that those who are just discovering the show since are missing out on. It's easy to just binge the hell out of the show, but what the new viewer misses out on is the theorizing week to week, connecting dots, looking for clues, speculating during the almost-endless wait between seasons. Never before or since was I into a show as much as this one. And I miss the hell out of it.
Michael is easy to hate but anyone would have done the same in his situation. His ten year old son is what mattered the most to him and he would do anything to keep him safe, even if some of those things were traitorous and horrible. He owed no allegiance to the survivors. Just his son that was taken away from him once already before the island. You cant fault a man for that.
Remember what it felt like to see this scene? We were so emotionally vested in the show, and so much joy burst out in this moment. Rose and Bernard, a lesson in devotion.
"Lost" reached a glorious emotional peak with this one episode. One of the loveliest hours- a fine combination of direction, editing, and music- all done *without* dialogue, just gut. And so many wonderful reunions, including not one, but *two* couples: Jin and Sun (previously shown on the outs) and my personal favorite, Rose and Bernard (up until now we'd only heard from Rose- fleetingly- that her husband was still alive, but had no proof until the end of the previous episode). Famously, the two actors prepared for their roles without meeting each other in real life until this moment- so they probably did not know until the cameras rolled that they'd be an interracial couple. How beautiful for this surprise on the viewers to reveal two of the viewers' favorite characters. No matter how many times I replay this scene (and I have the series on DVD), I tear up every time. Well done.
I love how this is essentially the same music from when they launched the raft, but still distinct enough to stand on its own. Kudos to Michael Giacchino for delivering one of the best scores on television.
I miss the fuck out of this show. For six straight years this was appointment television; every Wednesday at 9PM. I'm watching it for the first time since it went off the air and it still holds up. My eyes still well up when I see Rose and Bernard reunite. I never realized just how much I missed these characters.
The casting on Lost was outstanding so many amazing characters. Most shows have maybe 1-5. Lost had like 15 that you could choose from, heck at the end of the series you loved them all
Literally the first TV show that made me truly invested in those characters lives. It was never about the mystery, always about the people which is why I am one of the few who loved the ending.
i cry every time i see this. i also lose it when Bernard lifts his shoulders and smiles so big like he truly is the happiest man on earth cause he found his love. awwwww
For as much as people were not happy with the Sayid and Shannon reunion in The End, this scene for me seals why they did end up together. Sure they did not have a relationship nor did Sayid ever allude to it for 4 whole seasons since Season 2, however that's beside the point. What matters is that in this moment and in several other scenes in this season, the writing, filming and musical score all points towards us truly feeling that this really was a loss not just for Sayid but more importantly - it sets up a poignant narrative theme which ripples throughout all the seasons - that is that as soon as our heroes find redemption/love it is more than often snatched away. Sayid and Shannon's love - as unexpected, unconventional and perhaps not realistic as Sayid and Nadia's was - it epitomised what the island represented for all of the characters. It was the chance to be the person they never felt they could be in the real world. The tragedy of her death and Sayid cradling her in his arms - stands as the beginning of many lost loves which would come after on the show and the establishment of the show's central message that life is bittersweet and precious - for what short time we have we should find someone who values us, respects us, appreciates us, loves us and allows us to bring out the best in ourselves.
@@sileight84 Walt was able to get off the island. Michael died on a freighter explosion, near the island. He's now trapped as a ghost/ whisperer in the island and needs to atone for his sins before he can "move on". Vincent the dog was still alive at the end of S6; he lay beside Jack as he (Jack) slowly died. He's probably under the care of Hurley now. In the epilogue, Hurley (as the new protector of the island) recruited Walt to return to the island, presumably to help the soul of his father and other trapped souls.
I remember wanting to be part of this group so bad. the unspecified bond they share. Jin and Charlie have never been besties in any way, but look how Charile runs to him! god I miss this show.
Rose and Bernard...that was actually the 1st time those actors saw one another. The director deliberately kept them from seeing one another to get a strong reaction. They had no idea about any details...how they looked, who they were, nothing.
THEY ALWAYS KNOW WHAT MUSIC TO COME UP WITH FOR THESE SHOWS LOST WILL GO DOWN AS THE BEST SHOW ON ABC NOW WE HAVE RUNNER UP WITH MANIFEST BUT THEY HAVE A LONG WAY TO GO
IMO the best Lost couples are: - Penny and Desmond (the epic story of star crossed lovers). - Rose and Bernard (honestly they are relationship /retirement goals. Fight occasionally but only occasionally and otherwise have no drama that drives/interferes with the plot). - Jin and Sun (a rollercoaster of emotions. You start off thinking it’s not a healthy relationship but they actually work through their problems and their bond gets stronger as a result and the viewer gets more invested).
I caught this back when you had to send in for Netflix DVDs, so I'd sit up at night and smoke out and binge the shit out of them. Then be royally pissed when I got to the last one and had to wait for more.
got teary eyed when Vincent ran to Michael...got more teary eyed when Bernard and Rose hugged...Jin and Sun hugging made me sniffle...when Charlie hugged Jin I balled.
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Anyone else out here crying at random Lost clips you’ve already seen several times?
Me
I watched it specifically to have a good happy cry! ❤😂😂😢
yeeeeaaah
I’m here with you friend
I literally come to this video whenever I want to cry.
Words cannot express how much i and we all miss this show. This wasn't just a television show, it was a spectacle, a true sensation. ❤
Watched it on Netflix again. The best show ever made.
It doesn’t matter what people think. It doesn’t matter how it ended. Salute the best TV show of all time.
The ending was brilliant for those who got it and for those who are interested in such deep philosophical stuff like that. But you're right - it IS the best TV series ever.
Cheers :-)
@@yevgeniyaleshchenko849 I also loved the ending. Christian spelled it all out.
Nothing and I mean nothing will ever come close to the magic Lost had on its viewers. Nothing about it was bad
This isn't breaking bad...
What I love most about this moment is that it most likely is the first scene Rose and Bernard played together yet their chemistry is off the charts.
Every single character had amazing chemistry with one another
they really did separate L Scott Caldwell from Sam Anderson throughout filming season 2, and what we see really is the first time they meet on set.
@@ZuluRomeoI found that such an odd decision because the characters are supposed to know each other. Guess it worked out anyway.
These music montages that LOST did - particularly in the first couple of seasons - at the end of the episodes get my every time. I literally get goose bumps form them.
The soundtrack drove so many of those episodes and scenes.
@@kevinmiller8191 definitely and the high pitched dissonant sound they usually did at the end. So unique!
-wash away- joe purdy
Who here remembers the season 1 episodes that ended with music from Hurley's portable CD player? Those were all fun days, right up until the batteries ran out and Hurley marked the moment with an uncharacteristic "Son of a bitch..." and complete silence.
They never stop doing these! There’s a montage like this in Season 6 when Jack and Hurley return from the LightHouse to the beach camp.
Rose always said her husband was alive. She was right :)
Faith is a strong thing.
Rose and Bernard's love story is stronger than Twilight.
So Rose's husband is white didn't see that coming
@@williamr1088 Lol everything is stronger than Twilight, come on, that's a questionable compliment :-)))
@@Matthew-pf7sb I was looking for this exact comment
I dont cry at all but when Bernard and rose were hugging I was overwhelmed with joy and happiness.
Michael Giacchino did a fabulous job on this musical score. Thank you sir!
I'm not crying ... YOU'RE crying.
I'm crying but so are you😭
Whoa, I didn't expect you here!
I live for your avatar videos:)
Yes you are right
I'm not.. You're
My GOD….the actor who plays Bernard…
TOP NOTCH in this scene…
The look of desperation and hope as he walks through people PRAYING he sees his wife literally just tears my souls from my body
Really really fell in love with this show and the characters. 20 years later I still watch it.
This music always make me cry...so beautiful. And Rose and Bernard!!!
The look Jack and Ana Lucia share at the end is heartbreaking. Two people who are broken beyond repair.
I love that look in jacks eyes so cute ❤️❤️
I remember getting chills when they looked at each other cause they had not met each other yet and both were leaders of their own groups on the island.
@@matthewbarton782 they had met at the airport before the crash
Yes but the Others pushed Ana Lucia over the edge giving her PTSD and the Whispers didn't help. I don't blame her for Shannon's death it was the others sending Goodwin and Ethan to spy on the 815 Survivors and dragging kids into the jungle in the middle of the night. It also didn't help that Ana pregnant at the time was shot by Jason resulting a miscarriage. Ana is sane and capable of great remorse for the death of Shannon but she is also shattered into a billion pieces. Ana also helped Hugo in S5.E2: The Lie "Oh yeah, Libby says hi."
Sun and Jin reunion always kill's me....
There death almost killed me.
Chej Basrai Their death killed them. (Haha. I'm sorry.)
@@sehedge FUCK YOU:(
@@bbaepsae Just ran into some spoiler? :P
@@Nightchild99 No it was just a joke in responce to a dark joke)
2023 and I Still rewatching Lost. Best show ever ⛰️🎋✈️
Michael Giacchino, your music is not from this world. extraordinary masterpiece.
vincent made me so sad every time he was shown for some reason
Haha me too!
I had never seen Lost before and ever since he was shown in the pilot episode, I had to google to see whether he survived or not because I cannot handle worrying about the dog dying at some point lol.
It's a she btw, and last time I checked, she's still alive!
No dialogue, just the music but the music seemed to tell the whole story. One of the all time best scenes in the show.
LOST is the only show that doesn't really need dialogues in some scenes. It is trully one of its kind.
This is what is called faith! This show is so poetic.. I love it
holy shit that music is magical. That or I have a very, very strong psychological response to that. I haven't re-watched LOST in about 2 years but the first note of this made me tear up like crazy. And I wasn't even anywhere near a crying mood. Michael Giacchino is a fucking genius.
I still stand by my opinion that Lost is one of the greatest shows ever. Yeah the holes in the story kept piling up as we got closer to the end, and a giant plug in a hole in the ground perhaps wasn't the best design choice, and yes, a lot of characters were killed off too early because of real life problems, but in the end, I don't remember even a single TV show that gave me so many emotional moments because it made you so attached to these characters. The mysteries kept you intrigued, but the true heart of this show are the personal journeys of these characters, and their interactions with each other. That's why I actually liked the purgatory ending. Who gives a shit about the mysteries of the island by this point? At the end they all eventually die, but through life on the island they forged an unbreakable bond that brought them together in the afterlife to find each other, remember each other, be happy together without worries, and finally move on together.
...well apart from Michael who's forever trapped on the Island. Because fuck Michael.
Agreed on this. Whatever one may think about the turns the show took in the last two seasons, you cannot ever deny the fact that Lost was appointment television. For me, when it was on that day -- Wednesdays as I recall -- it was the first thing I thought of when I woke up in the morning and the last thing I thought of when I went to sleep. You didn't want to come to school or work the next day if you had missed it the night before. The show had a life beyond the hour per week that it was on TV; which is something that those who are just discovering the show since are missing out on. It's easy to just binge the hell out of the show, but what the new viewer misses out on is the theorizing week to week, connecting dots, looking for clues, speculating during the almost-endless wait between seasons. Never before or since was I into a show as much as this one. And I miss the hell out of it.
Lost and 24 the best series my friendo 😊
I like Michael, je was wrong,but he did that for his son
Michael is easy to hate but anyone would have done the same in his situation. His ten year old son is what mattered the most to him and he would do anything to keep him safe, even if some of those things were traitorous and horrible. He owed no allegiance to the survivors. Just his son that was taken away from him once already before the island. You cant fault a man for that.
Scenes such as the Bernard and Rose reunion and the Desmond and Penny phone call make me well up like a small child. It is such perfection.
Remember what it felt like to see this scene? We were so emotionally vested in the show, and so much joy burst out in this moment. Rose and Bernard, a lesson in devotion.
This is why lost will always be the best
"Lost" reached a glorious emotional peak with this one episode. One of the loveliest hours- a fine combination of direction, editing, and music- all done *without* dialogue, just gut. And so many wonderful reunions, including not one, but *two* couples: Jin and Sun (previously shown on the outs) and my personal favorite, Rose and Bernard (up until now we'd only heard from Rose- fleetingly- that her husband was still alive, but had no proof until the end of the previous episode). Famously, the two actors prepared for their roles without meeting each other in real life until this moment- so they probably did not know until the cameras rolled that they'd be an interracial couple. How beautiful for this surprise on the viewers to reveal two of the viewers' favorite characters. No matter how many times I replay this scene (and I have the series on DVD), I tear up every time. Well done.
mca1218 Bernard said earlier on in the season to mr.eko 'did you see an african american woman?' He knew that they were an interracial couple...
mca1218 JACK SHEPARD AND ANA LUCIA, JIN AND SUN, BERNARD AND ROSE ARE ALL THE BEST COUPLES
Rose's huge grin though.
I love how this is essentially the same music from when they launched the raft, but still distinct enough to stand on its own. Kudos to Michael Giacchino for delivering one of the best scores on television.
One of the best moments in the series. So many storylines clashing together.
she never gave up on thinking he died whole time she knew crazy love
one of the most beautiful moments in television history the music is beautiful
Bernard and Rose were the true heroes of this series.
True!
The heart and the wisdom of the show
so many years later and this still makes me cry like a baby
This is still my favourite scene from any TV show, ever.
Rose and Bernard make me ugly cry every time.
I miss the fuck out of this show. For six straight years this was appointment television; every Wednesday at 9PM. I'm watching it for the first time since it went off the air and it still holds up. My eyes still well up when I see Rose and Bernard reunite. I never realized just how much I missed these characters.
I started crying just from Vincent seeing Michael.
One of the best scenes, great Giacchino
First 2 seasons are some of the best Television ever produced, despite my misgivings with the series over the years, I will never deny that
Bruh I needa watch this show again 😭😭
The greatest story writing ever , atleast in the first two seasons
+Bael Bard you're crazy
+Bael Bard season 4 is my least favorite. for me it goes Season 1, 3, 2, 5, 6, 4.
Actually it is 3,4,5,1,,6,2
My order would be 1, 5, 3, 2, 6, 4
Writer's strike ruined the show's quality of writing. If Lost was produced today, it would have been much better.
one of the best scenes in the best TV show ever
I like how the Asian girl is trying to talk to Bernard but he's like, "Move bitch, gotta find my wife."
Lmao true
Lost has all the most emotional endings.
Now this is the Lost I miss! Everyones alive on the beach and theres still so much mystery. God I miss this show
The casting on Lost was outstanding so many amazing characters. Most shows have maybe 1-5. Lost had like 15 that you could choose from, heck at the end of the series you loved them all
This was the first time I cried watching any show no TV. And that's why a love LOST.
Literally the first TV show that made me truly invested in those characters lives. It was never about the mystery, always about the people which is why I am one of the few who loved the ending.
i cry every time i see this. i also lose it when Bernard lifts his shoulders and smiles so big like he truly is the happiest man on earth cause he found his love. awwwww
For as much as people were not happy with the Sayid and Shannon reunion in The End, this scene for me seals why they did end up together.
Sure they did not have a relationship nor did Sayid ever allude to it for 4 whole seasons since Season 2, however that's beside the point. What matters is that in this moment and in several other scenes in this season, the writing, filming and musical score all points towards us truly feeling that this really was a loss not just for Sayid but more importantly - it sets up a poignant narrative theme which ripples throughout all the seasons - that is that as soon as our heroes find redemption/love it is more than often snatched away.
Sayid and Shannon's love - as unexpected, unconventional and perhaps not realistic as Sayid and Nadia's was - it epitomised what the island represented for all of the characters. It was the chance to be the person they never felt they could be in the real world. The tragedy of her death and Sayid cradling her in his arms - stands as the beginning of many lost loves which would come after on the show and the establishment of the show's central message that life is bittersweet and precious - for what short time we have we should find someone who values us, respects us, appreciates us, loves us and allows us to bring out the best in ourselves.
Dude
Still waiting to see a better scene than this in a tv series yet. This scene is and will always be one of its kind.
LOST forever, there's nothing like it. It's always home no matter how long between the watches
Love watching lost clips ❤
i still cry everytiem
This is going to be my friends and I once the coronavirus treatment is developed and we can gather again.
I don’t care, what anyone saids, this show is this great
It's like the writers/directors and producers of LOST have making the audience burst into tears down to an exact science.
Goated series
I don't always cry, but when I do... It's because I'm watching LOST
The secret romantic leaders in this show were Sun @ Jin and Rose & Bernard. Their moments are the ones, that always always make me cry like a baby.
Michael returning to Vincent without Walt is so sad knowing that there is no happy ending for the three of them :(
There wss for a short time.
what happened to them?
@@sileight84 Walt was able to get off the island. Michael died on a freighter explosion, near the island. He's now trapped as a ghost/ whisperer in the island and needs to atone for his sins before he can "move on". Vincent the dog was still alive at the end of S6; he lay beside Jack as he (Jack) slowly died. He's probably under the care of Hurley now. In the epilogue, Hurley (as the new protector of the island) recruited Walt to return to the island, presumably to help the soul of his father and other trapped souls.
@@kitty_s23456 thanks man
I remember wanting to be part of this group so bad. the unspecified bond they share. Jin and Charlie have never been besties in any way, but look how Charile runs to him! god I miss this show.
This was the first scene that made me cry while watching LOST...
Rose and Bernard...that was actually the 1st time those actors saw one another. The director deliberately kept them from seeing one another to get a strong reaction. They had no idea about any details...how they looked, who they were, nothing.
Rose/Bernard, Jin/Sun, the most emotional reunion ever!!!
1:24 Gets me every time!
I love this scene.
man I love this seen and lost
THEY ALWAYS KNOW WHAT MUSIC TO COME UP WITH FOR THESE SHOWS LOST WILL GO DOWN AS THE BEST SHOW ON ABC NOW WE HAVE RUNNER UP WITH MANIFEST BUT THEY HAVE A LONG WAY TO GO
This was the first time I cried watching LOST...
I teared up when Charlie hugged Jin and when Bernard found Rose 😭
That moment when Bernard sees Rose I just lose it, then Jin and Sun :') so beautiful
Lost always had the best episode endings!
the moment with Rose and Bernard is seriously one of the best moments in the entire series.
IMDB literally doesn't have this TV show in their top 250 al time - am I just crazy?
I'm not an emotional man. It is very rare that I bring up tears. But this...this scene made me cry and shiver. It was just excellent.
I miss this show so much!! I am in tears right now😭😭
I miss Lost :(
Sandor Clegane me too :( especially chalrie and claire moments :c
I won't believe anything has gotten further in my heart than lost.. I want to watch it over, but I'll probably cry myself to death whilst doing it ;/
When I watch this scene, I was crying for the first time in a row.. I love lost
Your description gives a really good understanding of the scene
And years later I am still a LOST fan to the very very end of course I loved season one my favorite always was and always will be
IMO the best Lost couples are:
- Penny and Desmond (the epic story of star crossed lovers).
- Rose and Bernard (honestly they are relationship /retirement goals. Fight occasionally but only occasionally and otherwise have no drama that drives/interferes with the plot).
- Jin and Sun (a rollercoaster of emotions. You start off thinking it’s not a healthy relationship but they actually work through their problems and their bond gets stronger as a result and the viewer gets more invested).
How have i just realised that Bernard is the doctor who delivered Phoebe's babies in Friends - the one who was obsessed with Fonzie..
Oh. My. God! How did I not realise this!
The most emotional scene in tv history for me.
It's always the silent ending scene at the end of most episodes that gets me! c': The music is so powerful!
Simply perfect scene!
Me: *crying for the umpteenth time seeing Bernard and Rose* WHY DO I DO THIS TO MYSELF?!
i am 14 and this is my favourite tv show :3
Makes my ❤️ Happy!!!
Lol, 1:38 the one dude extra going for a handshake when the other dude wasn't.
God I miss Lost 😓
Lost is history, it will never be done again. There is some greats shows and there will be more, but there is no home like Lost
There are a lot of great reunions in this show, but Bernard and Rose’s will always be the one that makes me cry.
I like the dialog best in this scene.
I caught this back when you had to send in for Netflix DVDs, so I'd sit up at night and smoke out and binge the shit out of them. Then be royally pissed when I got to the last one and had to wait for more.
The mom and dad of Lost.
got teary eyed when Vincent ran to Michael...got more teary eyed when Bernard and Rose hugged...Jin and Sun hugging made me sniffle...when Charlie hugged Jin I balled.
Lost is like an IV drip of EMOTION!
It's these moments that made the show so warm.
Rose and Bernard
Everything I see jin I think of him saying “ the udders, the udders “.
poor Shannon :( i was quite saddened by her death