MY FAVORITE SCENE - *LOST* Reaction - 1x23 - Exodus: Part 1
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The French woman arrives at the camp with a dire warning about a group of survivors known as the Others.'
The survivors of a plane crash are forced to work together in order to survive on a seemingly deserted tropical island.
Lost is an American science fiction adventure drama television series created by Jeffrey Lieber, J. J. Abrams, and Damon Lindelof that aired on ABC from September 22, 2004, to May 23, 2010, over six seasons and 121 episodes. It contains elements of supernatural fiction, and follows the survivors of a commercial jet airliner flying between Sydney and Los Angeles, after the plane crashes on a mysterious island somewhere in the South Pacific Ocean. Episodes typically feature a primary storyline set on the island, augmented by flashback or flashforward sequences which provide additional insight into the involved characters.
Lindelof and Carlton Cuse served as showrunners and are executive producers along with Abrams and Bryan Burk. Inspired by the 2000 Tom Hanks film Cast Away,[1] the show is told in a heavily serialized manner. Due to its large ensemble cast and the cost of filming primarily on location in Oahu, Hawaii, the series was one of the most expensive on television, with the pilot alone costing over $14 million.[2] The fictional universe and mythology of Lost were expanded upon by a number of related media-most importantly a series of mini-episodes called Missing Pieces; and a 12-minute epilogue, "The New Man in Charge".
Lost has regularly been ranked by critics as one of the greatest television series of all time.[3][4][5] The first season had an estimated average of 16 million viewers per episode on ABC.[6] During its sixth and final season, the show averaged over 11 million U.S. viewers per episode. Lost was the recipient of hundreds of industry award nominations throughout its run and won numerous of these awards, including the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series in 2005,[7] Best American Import at the British Academy Television Awards in 2005, the Golden Globe Award for Best Television Series - Drama in 2006, and the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series.
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When Sawyer had his first chance to tell Jack about meeting Christian, in the episode Outlaws, Jack was chopping wood, Sawyer was giving him a gun, and Jack was talking about Christian and Sawyer kept quiet. Here, Sawyer chops wood, Jack gives him a gun, Sawyer talks about Christian and Jack keeps quiet. Two opposing scenes that complement each other to form a circle, like a trip around the world, which is indeed small.
M. Giacchino's music when the raft leaves is sublime. I remember, in a making of, they said that the whole crew was crying when they first watched it all together with the music....
His score really elevates that scene between Jack and Sawyer too.... that note that hits after "this guy...... Christian" is incredible.
Interesting tidbit about the actor who played Walt, before the filming begun, he had a fear of dogs, but the dog was so friendly, so kind, that he got used to dogs and didn't have that fear anymore.
So. Many. Emotional. Moments. In this episode alone!! Imo no show does season premieres or season finales like LOST, this show is on another level in that regard. Can't wait for the next two
Can I recommend the series premiere of the show "The 4400"?
That one stood out to me, making me feel things like Lost was capable of doing....
So true!
i love that scene. literally watched it dozens of times and i always get emotional. so well written and acted. just gold!
If while watching the first couple of episodes, you imagined you'd be crying for Shannon's, Sawyer's and Jin's scenes, would you have believed it?
I watched Lost from 2004 to 2010, and it is the only show I ever watched where I never missed a single original episode when it first aired. I've watched several reactors go through the series, and I am loving your videos. I only discovered you're channel a week or so ago, and I'm all up to date. Keep going - you're in for a heck of a ride!
I watched this show in much the same way you did. Except for one episode. Every year, I left on Wednesday night to go to Vegas with friends to watch the first four days of the March Madness tournament. In the fourth season, when the show shifted timeslots to 10:00. That was too late for me to watch the live broadcast and leave for my trip. But, fortunately, my friend had a laptop and ABC had just started streaming the show the following day. So there I was that following morning, in the Venetian food court watching Season 4, Episode 8 on the laptop. I had been recording the show on my dvr, but didn't want to wait and take a chance of getting spoiled by overhearing someone talk about it. And yes, I had money on the games I was missing so that I could watch "Lost". "Lost" is that important.
Me too,It was the best in that Times,when the internet was nearly borning
Same here. I was 15 when it started and never missed an episode. A group of us would take turns making food for everyone and we’d all gather around and watch it every week. It was so much fun and I’ve never had another tv viewing experience like it since. Good times.
Mark- Lexi is amazing. Uber perceptive. I had the pleasure of her reacting to the BuffyVerse. We are honestly blessed to have her do this show.
I watched this show every week since episode one. It was one of the best shows I've ever watched.
This was one of the best shows ever. Sawyer is an amazing character.
Sawyer is the best character by far.
@@DJZ64X I agree. He was the breakout character. That actor does such a great job.
@@DJZ64Xthe best? Lmao John is by far better in term of character sawyer is cool and his redemption is beautiful but in term of character he is pretty basic
Dude sawyer is awesome so is Locke can’t both just be good and that’s it
You wouldn't want to take a baby on a tiny raft... in a huge ocean. Super dangerous.
You’re right about Kates story. The plane was in the envelope that was in the safe deposit box
That scene with Sawyer and Jack was beautiful🥲
Lexi's spirited reactions are such a breath of fresh air! I watched another reactor who had watched all six seasons of Lost, with mostly a bored expression on her face. She only watched it because her husband was an enthusiastic fan of the show. She was the polar opposite of Lexi. I referred to the former as "Debbie Downer" because she bore a striking resemblance to that iconic SNL character and had reacted almost the same way. OTOH Lexi is a true enthusiastic Lostie! Yet unlike the original viewers, she doesn't necessarily have to wait 4 months for more mysteries and answers in season 2.
Pretty sure most of us know which reactor you're referring to. I certainly do. And yes, she really was a downer...I mean, if you are that bored by something, why bother to continue reacting to it?
I must say, though, that her husband's questions didn't help at all...like he'd ask her at the end of most episodes "What do you think is going to happen next?". That's not the way to generate an interesting discussion with someone who isn't actually interested. He should have asked more direct questions about her views on plotlines or characters etc.
@@letsrock1729I remember him often asking her if she recalled what happened in the previous episode. She could barely remember. Unlike Lexi who can recall many details of previous episodes even when they were viewed several days ago. Of course Lexi had the benefit of a 2nd viewing since she does her own editing. But I find the emotional contrast between Lexi and the other Reactor quite striking.
@@x_trio_3_po333 Yes, her memory was awful. She and Lexi are like chalk and cheese!
@@letsrock1729by the same token, if you are that annoyed by someone, why continue watching their content to the point you need to make thinly veiled insults about them? I didn't care for that person's reactions either but I just stopped watching them.. no need to be gatekeepy/rude.
@@dz_ranked Hmm, I wasn't the person who started this conversation (see above) and was only agreeing with someone else. So I'm not sure why you've chosen to address your comment to me rather to than both of us.
I love your channel so much! Getting to re-feel these feels through your experience. *Chef's kiss*
Girl, you are so lucky to experience this show for the first time!
Casting Mira Furlan as a French person always threw me as she's from Zagreb.
She sounds much more like a Minbari :)
Naveen Andrews (Sayid) is British, his parents are from India, and he was cast as an Iraqi. :/ Naveen Andrews is wonderful in the role, don't get me wrong, but sometimes the casting is indeed off.
@@Katerine459 I remember reading an article in the New York Timse written by Aziz Ansari where he talked about trying to cast Asian roles, but discovered how difficult it was because the acting pool is so much smaller, and even if people are talented, they aren't right for the part. It's not like there's a lot of ginyoowine I-rackys to choose from. Wikipedia lists four under 21st century Iraqi male actors, with two of them not acting until after Lost already started, one was 51, and the last never worked outside of Iraq. Naveen Andrews being of Indian descent means it's at least possible he has common ancestry with Iraqis, as the region's water buffalo breeding and rice farming originated from the Indian sub-continent.
Your reaction to... the 2093873 things happening at the same time in this episode is priceless
I finally subbed to your Patreon so I'm all caught up now BUT I'm saving your pre- and post- reactions and comments for youtube so I still have these to look forward to as well! That Jack/Sawyer scene is def a top 10 series character moment for sure!
Seeing that smoke was really scary as a kid 💀😂
Absolutely!! One of my favorite scenes, too. In all of Lost. 🥹😍
Have I already said that I love these reactions? Anyway... I LOVE them 😂 so excited for more!!
So funny how you were ruminating on whether it actually WAS Kate's plane in the safety deposit box and then you found out for sure almost immediately 😁
Yes, the marshal does always seem to be unnecessarily spiteful to Kate...he definitely makes things personal. The relationship between them is really fascinating to me.
Can't wait for the rest of the finale...things are really hotting up now!
This episode first aired May 18, 2005. The next two parts of the season 1 finale aired back to back one week later. Streaming tends to episodes that are longer than an hour into completely separate episodes - like the first two episodes you reacted to. It aired as a single two hour long episode.
Jin and Sun are one of the best love stories.
Another member of Rousseau's team revealed. Montand lost his arm. Previously we found out that Rousseau shot Robert after he was infected. Her daughter; Alex, was stolen. And Brennan took the keys!
The last was mentioned in the distress signal. A version without characters talking over it appears on the Season 1 dvd as an Easter Egg, but it is the same as the version overheard by the character in the second half of the Pilot and partially translated by Shannon.
It goes like this;
Iteration 17294530 : "Si qui que ce soit puisse entendre ceci, ils sont morts. Veuillez nous aider. Je vais essayer d'aller jusqu'au Rocher Noir. Il les a tués. Il les a tués tous."
Iteration 17294531 : "Il est dehors. il est dehors et Brennan a pris les clés. Veuillez nous aider. Ils sont morts. Ils sont tous morts. Aidez-nous. Ils sont morts."
Iteration 17294532 : "Il est dehors. Il est dehors et Brennan a pris les clés. Veuillez nous aider. Ils sont morts. Ils sont tous morts. Aidez-nous. Ils sont morts."
Iteration 17294533 : "Ils sont tous morts. Aidez-nous. Ils sont morts. Si qui que ce soit puisse entendre ceci"
Iteration 17294534 : "Il est dehors. Veuillez nous aider. Veuillez nous aider."
Iteration 17294535 : "Si qui que ce soit puisse entendre ceci, je vais essayer d'aller jusqu'au Rocher Noir. Veuillez nous aider. Ils sont tous morts. Ils sont morts. Il les a tués. Ils les a tués tous. Je vais essayer d'aller jusqu'au Rocher Noir."
Which has been translated by fans (and this is not a spoiler, as this information is only revealed here, and not elsewhere);
Iteration 17294530 : "If anybody can hear this, they are dead. Please help us. I'll try to make it to the Black Rock. It [or he] killed them. It [or he] killed them all."
Iteration 17294531 : "It [or he] is outside. It [or he] is outside and Brennan took the keys. Please help us. They are dead. They are all dead. Help us. They are dead."
Iteration 17294532 : "It [or he] is outside. It [or he] is outside and Brennan took the keys. Please help us. They are dead. They are all dead. Help us. They are dead."
Iteration 17294533 : "They are all dead. Help us. They are dead. If anybody can hear this-"
Iteration 17294534 : "It [or he] is outside. Please help us. Please help us !"
Iteration 17294535 : "If anybody can hear this, I'll try to make it to the Black Rock. Please help us ! They are all dead. They are dead. It [or he] killed them. It [or he] killed them all. I'll try to make it to the Black Rock."
"Is this why Artz came with us? So he can die?"
Soooo... about those Red Shirts from Star Trek TOS that Boone and Locke were talking about...
That's my favorite scene of the entire series.
"Is he going to give Vincent to Shannon? And be like, 'hey, this could be Boone'?"
The absolute worst thought entered my head when you said that.
Shannon talking about Sayid at the airport. You have to remember that this was 3 years after 9/11 when it was very common to engage in a lot of racial profiling regarding Arab people. Its still inexcusable, but understandable.
I remember a scene in the 2001 TV series, "24", where an Arab man was trying to board an American city Bus so he could get to work. The driver refused to let him on and drove away. Unfortunately an Arab suicide bomber was already on the Bus and eventually blew it up. So the Bus driver's earlier racial profiling ended up saving the life of an innocent Arab man.
Beginning of season 2 is my favorite of the show.
Minute 17:08 when you called Boone, he came in the distance and you didn't see him🤣
I think the best plot line would be for the raft people to land on Gilligan's Island.
And what if the fact Walt said "yes we have to leave" to his father wasn't related to the hatch, but to Michael ?
What if Walt thought that finally, if his father wants to leave then Walt stop being opposed to it because he found a real father as Michael hasn't became mad at him after hearing Walt revealing that he was the one who burnt the raft
What if the "No, we have to leave" means "because you want it, and you are my dad, and where you go, I go ! I don't want to be wherever if if you're not there... Don't give up on your dreams, on your projects for me, I go with you" ? I think this is all the story of a big improvement of his relationship to his father, Michael... That's why the first images of this episode are a flashback to show us how far they both were from each other... Walt always did the complete opposite to what Michael wanted because he was angry at him for not being there with him for several years... But now, Michael saved him, protected him from the polar bear, and he forgave him to have burnt the raft, he is his dad now, in Walt's heart ! This is a main change in the storyline !
In re-watching the Sawyer/Jack scene where Sawyer says "Small world", the significance of those two little words are striking considering all of the events in rest of the series (such as when Shannon encountered Sayid at the airport). Also significant are Michelle Rodriguez's casual comment about being stuck way in the back of the plane.
I'm gonna have to sub to your patreon soon i love your reactions!
That Sawyer and Jack scene was one of the reasons why I grew up loving actors like Matthew Fox who can so instantly and naturally switch to crying in the middle of a scene. Josh Holloway had some trouble doing emotional scenes in the first three seasons in my opinion, but he improved drastically in the final three, and it's always great to see his journey from the first season from the last.
Not exactly relevant, but as Lost is a writers' show like Twin Peaks and this new 3 Body Problem - all get pretty scary - Black Rock was also the school that the Irish writer O'Brien went to. He who wrote The Third Policeman - you know, the one with the weird dream-like, unreal, illogical place where surreal things happen, people thought they were being punished and had a mystical hatch they tried to get to. A hatch, old guns, jungle, a plane crash, enemies, island with sharks and a beached ship is also in some famous Tintin comics. Some writers were part of the Big Sur collective and these were some of their sources of inspiration here.
11:23 🥹😭😭😭
Regarding Lexi's remarks about "Run, hide or fight". There is a movie called "Run, Hide, Fight" (2020) About a senior high school girl who experiences a shooting at her school. She has to decide whether to run or hide or fight. She eventually chooses the latter because all her friends are hostages to a very small group of heavily armed disgruntled psychotic students.
Yeahh
Michelle Rodriguez still looks incredible, but my god, she looks like a baby in this. Time is coming for us all.
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