@@kuhpunktliterally went back and watch the scene right now. Walt said: "A miracle happened." He did NOT say that Locke said, a miracle happened to HIM.
@@gi8228 There was no sign it walked the waxed floor of the airport either. He is implied to be a hunter, and we are to assume a hiker too. Hikers know you should break in your new shoes before using them New shoes aren't comfortable. And travelers know you should always pick comfortable shoes to travel in.
I fell in love with the first three episodes, but this was the one that made me KNOW this would be a (very) special show. That ending gets me every time (ESPECIALLY the music). Just SO iconic. And yeah, Locke is a very fascinating character (and my favourite character in the show)
As good as the first few episodes were, THIS is the one that hooked me on to this incredible ride. That Michael Giacchino score for Lockes reveal is *chefs kisss👌*
46:12 is my favorite part of Lost reactions. When people realize what certain things mean, or make connections between different episodes that answers a lingering question.
I loved how emotional you got during the Jack/Rose scene. Oh, you're in for a treat when it comes to emotional moments lol I'm so glad you're watching!!! Enjoy the ride
The fact Locke was quadriplegic for 4 years and then he could walk again after the plane crash is his secret he told about to Walt... As he told to him, a miracle happened to him
I just found your channel. I was looking for Lost reactions. I have watched many on RUclips. But never before have I started watching one so close to the start. You're a great reactor so far and I am excited to begin this long journey with you. I am glad you are receiving clarifications as you go, just watch out for spoilers. Hopefully nice people can weed those out for you.
You hit on an important point there, Carmen, about Jack's plan to burn the bodies. No way any fire would be hot enough for long enough to incinerate them to ash. Instead, they would be left with a bunch of charred bodies inside the fuselage still needing some kind of burial.
I was a Pateron member for Fringe. Always hoped you'd get to this show someday and oh my gosh you did! Now I'll have to join again to get the full reactions.
FYI, my korean girlfriend tells me 'yogi' is Korean for 'Here' or to get someone's attention, so that's why Sun said that to Jin. 9:15 Sound seems familiar...and FYI, at 17:55, the machine on Locke's nightstand is a muscle stimulation device, both a hint of his condition as well as a way the writers explained how he didn't lose as much muscle mass as someone with his condition would.
Pre-watch: This is gonna be good. Bravo to the editor for getting Locke's calculator sound into the final cut. Could Randy be any more of a dick? Like seriously. Who talks to a guy in a wheelchair like that? We are given a hint to Locke's condition when he uses the example of a guy climbing Everest with no legs when arguing with Randy. Re: Walt, Locke and the miracle... 1 mystery solved, dozens more to go!
Another reactor channel a year or 2 back. She noticed immediately in the opening scene when you see Locke's sneakers... the bottom treads have almost no wear on them. Now that's a nice detail.
Yeah, well some reactors over-analyze things to such an extent that they take all the fun out of a show/movie. For example, I saw these two reactors who hit on the BIG REVEAL of Mr. Robot in the first episode.
i feel like Randy has a tragic backstory. he must've been severely abused and bullied as a child. only Light can drive out the Darkness. Justice for Randy...
Certain religions are very much against cremation, to the point that it would be considered a sin or might condemn the person being cremated to whatever version of hell they believe in. Some religions have such strict rules on the treatment of the dead that they require burial within a certain number of days. But, like Jack said, "We don't have the time to sort out everybody's religion". The conditions that these survivors find themselves in are quite likely not covered in the "how to handle the final disposition of a deceased person" section of any religious texts. Don't feel bad about not getting the "miracle" happening to Locke connection. I think a lot of people, myself included, were in shock when we first saw that he was in a wheelchair. And I agree with @joseliano325, you are definitely going to need a bigger notepad. Or multiple notepads.
'I wonder if it was some spinal injury, that for some reason, the plane crash, unblocked some sort of nurel pathway that allowed for him to walk...' I've heard other recators say stuff like that. But think about it. He's been in a chair for four years. His muscles have atrophied, even if what you say is true, he wouldn't have the muscles to stand and support his weight. So, something happened that completely restored him. I mean completely. What does that? This show is about mystery, and 'what's in the box'. So, you'll have to be patient. They will answer questions, but slowly, and on their time. Just get used to that right now, lol.
I find it endlessly hilarious how you missed the obvious reveal that Locke's recovery was miracle because you are too damn analytical and very much an overthinker 😂 (It's not a diss! I say this as someone who has been watching you since GOT days).
I love the end of his episode, the music turns the horrific event of the crash into a beautiful miracle where he can walk. This is also the episode where you realised this is a sci-fi show and not just a survival drama.
John Locke didn't have a flag in his bedroom and not photos of soldiers either... We only saw a mini American flag, next to his bed but we don't know exactly if it was his or if it was the packaging af a food, we don't see precisely, it's a little blurry, and he's in the U.S., just like you, Carmen, and you know how many Americans have American flag in their home, that does not mean they're soldiers
What is IT? The monster The large thing making scary noises, knocking down the brushes? It's wild and random enough that it couldn't be guessed. The writers sure had us going with Locke, huh? We're made to expect he had an evil secret, then...naw. Many characters are named after historical figures, centuries in the past. The writers would be asked if the show was going to try to be realistic. They said 'yeah', then.......over the run of the show, it gets pretty crazy , wild, unexplainable, random.
Hey Carmen, just a friendly advice for you: with this show you need to put your brain to work and try to focus on the details in the background, for example in this episode, Locke's shoes were clean, a sign he wasn't walking. Great job at observing Jack's reluctance to do the memorial service. It means something.
No, she doesn't need to do anything. I've been watching this show for 20 years and I never noticed the shoe thing until someone pointed it out recently. The massive reveal at the end of this episode was supposed to be.... a massive reveal. Whatever cues were planted were INTENDED to be missed. So why the hell are you telling her she NEEDS to see that stuff? People get so ridiculous with stressing reactors for nothing. Did YOU notice the shoe when you first watched? I'm gonna guess no. Then zip it and let her watch.
@@artemis2569 trying to guide the reactions is bizarre and counter productive. Clean or new shoes are hardly concretely indicative of anything anyway.
The "okay" sign that Americans use, is vulgar in the rest of the World. It's like giving someone the middle finger. That is why the Korean lady looked at Michael sort of surprised.
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Locke has his legs back. I love that he opens his knife box with his foot...because he can.
Walt said "Mr Locke said that a miracle happened to him "
Actually, he said that “a miracle happened”. He didn’t specify that it was about him. We only learn that now.
@@joseliano325 OK I stand corrected.
@@joseliano325 Actually, Walt said that it happened TO HIM...
"MICHAEL: Then what's the secret?
WALT: Mr. Locke said a miracle happened to him."
@@kuhpunktliterally went back and watch the scene right now. Walt said:
"A miracle happened."
He did NOT say that Locke said, a miracle happened to HIM.
@@Weinzierl1973 No, he said that it happened TO HIM (to Locke).
John Lock is my favorite character in LOST.
He is strange, stubborn, and divisive, but to me he is the most complex, and most interesting character.
id say sawyers more complex but its very close! great characters!
Not going into details, but to me John Locke is the most tragic character I've ever come across in all of fiction and he's also one of the best.
Doesn't hurt that the character is being perform by Terry O-Quinn. Yup, I love Locke, the character.
One of the episodes that gets people hooked on LOST! That wheelchair reveal is *chef’s kiss*
The shoe was a hint. The sole was brand new. No sign of any wear and tear, not even a rock.
i've seen this show so many times and i never noticed this omg
@@gi8228 There was no sign it walked the waxed floor of the airport either.
He is implied to be a hunter, and we are to assume a hiker too.
Hikers know you should break in your new shoes before using them
New shoes aren't comfortable.
And travelers know you should always pick comfortable shoes to travel in.
I fell in love with the first three episodes, but this was the one that made me KNOW this would be a (very) special show. That ending gets me every time (ESPECIALLY the music). Just SO iconic. And yeah, Locke is a very fascinating character (and my favourite character in the show)
this is the episode that forever hooked me to this show and to the character Locke.
That moment of realisation you had of the miracle from last episode was so cute 😄
As good as the first few episodes were, THIS is the one that hooked me on to this incredible ride.
That Michael Giacchino score for Lockes reveal is *chefs kisss👌*
46:12 is my favorite part of Lost reactions. When people realize what certain things mean, or make connections between different episodes that answers a lingering question.
I loved how emotional you got during the Jack/Rose scene. Oh, you're in for a treat when it comes to emotional moments lol I'm so glad you're watching!!! Enjoy the ride
The fact Locke was quadriplegic for 4 years and then he could walk again after the plane crash is his secret he told about to Walt... As he told to him, a miracle happened to him
Definitely the episode that hooked us fans on this amazing show. Little did we know where it would go from here!
I just found your channel. I was looking for Lost reactions. I have watched many on RUclips. But never before have I started watching one so close to the start. You're a great reactor so far and I am excited to begin this long journey with you. I am glad you are receiving clarifications as you go, just watch out for spoilers. Hopefully nice people can weed those out for you.
THIS IS THE EPISODE
The episode that turns everything on its head.
Yep this is the episode.
The episode is S1E1.😊
At near the end of this episode, I was so shocked, I ran upstairs and woke my wife.
Wife: You can't wake up for some tv show! You: Don't tell me what I can't do!
The theme that starts when Locke throws the knife, is "Crocodile Locke" on the original soundtrack.
When he talked about being a 'colonel' he means in the role playing game that he and his coworker play together
You hit on an important point there, Carmen, about Jack's plan to burn the bodies. No way any fire would be hot enough for long enough to incinerate them to ash. Instead, they would be left with a bunch of charred bodies inside the fuselage still needing some kind of burial.
I was a Pateron member for Fringe. Always hoped you'd get to this show someday and oh my gosh you did! Now I'll have to join again to get the full reactions.
19:21 Yes! John's loneliness is what hit you hardest!!! Best reaction to that scene that I've ever seen. Ty
FYI, my korean girlfriend tells me 'yogi' is Korean for 'Here' or to get someone's attention, so that's why Sun said that to Jin. 9:15 Sound seems familiar...and FYI, at 17:55, the machine on Locke's nightstand is a muscle stimulation device, both a hint of his condition as well as a way the writers explained how he didn't lose as much muscle mass as someone with his condition would.
Another great reaction, thank you. Really enjoy your thoughtful comments throughout and outro. 🌴😎🌺
Pre-watch: This is gonna be good.
Bravo to the editor for getting Locke's calculator sound into the final cut.
Could Randy be any more of a dick? Like seriously. Who talks to a guy in a wheelchair like that?
We are given a hint to Locke's condition when he uses the example of a guy climbing Everest with no legs when arguing with Randy.
Re: Walt, Locke and the miracle... 1 mystery solved, dozens more to go!
The music in this show. 💓💓
This season is crack. Terry O'Quinn in his best role.
There was a white sneaker hanging in the bamboo when Jack first walks out to see the crashed plane.
Nobody tell her it's Sawyer not Salyer
We're going to have lots of fun. Thank you!
Like Charlie said, "Guys where are we?"
Enjoy the fantastic Lost Ride Carmen, now it's beginning for you...
Another reactor channel a year or 2 back. She noticed immediately in the opening scene when you see Locke's sneakers... the bottom treads have almost no wear on them. Now that's a nice detail.
Yeah, well some reactors over-analyze things to such an extent that they take all the fun out of a show/movie. For example, I saw these two reactors who hit on the BIG REVEAL of Mr. Robot in the first episode.
Been waiting for this one!
i feel like Randy has a tragic backstory. he must've been severely abused and bullied as a child. only Light can drive out the Darkness. Justice for Randy...
Don’t worry for the names. Do like Sawyer : use nicknames.😂
Certain religions are very much against cremation, to the point that it would be considered a sin or might condemn the person being cremated to whatever version of hell they believe in. Some religions have such strict rules on the treatment of the dead that they require burial within a certain number of days. But, like Jack said, "We don't have the time to sort out everybody's religion". The conditions that these survivors find themselves in are quite likely not covered in the "how to handle the final disposition of a deceased person" section of any religious texts.
Don't feel bad about not getting the "miracle" happening to Locke connection. I think a lot of people, myself included, were in shock when we first saw that he was in a wheelchair.
And I agree with @joseliano325, you are definitely going to need a bigger notepad. Or multiple notepads.
Great reaction, love This Episode and Locke
'I wonder if it was some spinal injury, that for some reason, the plane crash, unblocked some sort of nurel pathway that allowed for him to walk...' I've heard other recators say stuff like that. But think about it. He's been in a chair for four years. His muscles have atrophied, even if what you say is true, he wouldn't have the muscles to stand and support his weight. So, something happened that completely restored him. I mean completely. What does that?
This show is about mystery, and 'what's in the box'. So, you'll have to be patient. They will answer questions, but slowly, and on their time. Just get used to that right now, lol.
The shoe was a hint. The sole was brand new. No sign of any wear and tear, not even a rock or a little dirt.
I find it endlessly hilarious how you missed the obvious reveal that Locke's recovery was miracle because you are too damn analytical and very much an overthinker 😂 (It's not a diss! I say this as someone who has been watching you since GOT days).
Man, rewatching this after all this time... Randy is CARTOONISHLY mean lol
A mean moron 😅
I love the end of his episode, the music turns the horrific event of the crash into a beautiful miracle where he can walk.
This is also the episode where you realised this is a sci-fi show and not just a survival drama.
John Locke didn't have a flag in his bedroom and not photos of soldiers either... We only saw a mini American flag, next to his bed but we don't know exactly if it was his or if it was the packaging af a food, we don't see precisely, it's a little blurry, and he's in the U.S., just like you, Carmen, and you know how many Americans have American flag in their home, that does not mean they're soldiers
What is IT?
The monster
The large thing making scary noises, knocking down the brushes?
It's wild and random enough that it couldn't be guessed.
The writers sure had us going with Locke, huh? We're made to expect he had an evil secret, then...naw.
Many characters are named after historical figures, centuries in the past.
The writers would be asked if the show was going to try to be realistic. They said 'yeah', then.......over the run of the show, it gets pretty crazy , wild, unexplainable, random.
And now the great John Locke is here.. 🤠
Very tame reaction to the wheelchair reveal...😐
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kissin cats at 16:23
Nothing about Randy asking about TPS reports?
How Locke can walk is not as important as why.
Randy Nations!
Walt: "Mister Locke said a miracle happened to him".
Awesome reactions! Can you tell us in future talking who are your favorite characters so far? And less likable.
Hey Carmen, just a friendly advice for you: with this show you need to put your brain to work and try to focus on the details in the background, for example in this episode, Locke's shoes were clean, a sign he wasn't walking. Great job at observing Jack's reluctance to do the memorial service. It means something.
No, she doesn't need to do anything. I've been watching this show for 20 years and I never noticed the shoe thing until someone pointed it out recently. The massive reveal at the end of this episode was supposed to be.... a massive reveal. Whatever cues were planted were INTENDED to be missed. So why the hell are you telling her she NEEDS to see that stuff? People get so ridiculous with stressing reactors for nothing. Did YOU notice the shoe when you first watched? I'm gonna guess no. Then zip it and let her watch.
@@WarKrieg what is your problem??? The comment section is for comments and I'll write what I want. Got it? Now go yell somewhere else.
@@artemis2569 trying to guide the reactions is bizarre and counter productive.
Clean or new shoes are hardly concretely indicative of anything anyway.
The "okay" sign that Americans use, is vulgar in the rest of the World. It's like giving someone the middle finger. That is why the Korean lady looked at Michael sort of surprised.
That's not vulgar in the rest of the world, lol.
Sorry, gotta bail; lack of empathy, overly analytical, missing context clues and unable to consider anything other than scientific solutions.
wow
sounds like Jack
Take care. 👋
I’m with you bro. Poor output. Little fassies on here are the ones that will stay
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