@kennymarket2428 i would watch every episode twice then go online and see what other people's theories were. So much fun. No other show has ever been like that for me
I love this. Seriously, I do. It ties the Jack story so well. Remember on episode 1x04, White Rabbit, how Christian Shephard told Jack he was no hero and that he didn't have what it takes? And how Jack tried to prove him wrong the whole time, and then got to the Island and finally was a hero, only to ruin everything and leave, and then slowly but surely go from Man of Science to Man of Faith? It's just perfect. And I'm not even a Jack fan.
I love Jack's expression after he drinks the water. The look in his eyes as whatever Jacob is Jack becomes is full of wonder, power, and a terrible, secret knowledge. It's great when Jacob sees that look and smiles, knowing that now Jack is indeed like him.
@@Zealant He does feel different. It's so evident in this scene and what he does after. He can feel the nature of the Source and the will of the Island. But he says to his friends otherwise.
*Look at Jack's eyes! Right after Jack drinks the water, his eyes open wide. It's as if he's had some kind of revelation, or something. That's when Jacob says, "Now you're like me." I literally only just noticed this -- bearing in mind I've been a fan of LOST since 2005 ~* 1:57
I always wondered if the incantations with the water were a misnomer and the touch on the shoulder after saying, "Now you're like me" is the real transferring of power/knowledge. All 3 times we see that little ceremony, they all touch their successors shoulder and say those words.
So that's why jack wakes up in the bamboo forest in 1x01 and 5x06, he was always meant to be the new jacob (temporarily) and kill the mib thing. With that he finally gave purpose to his life. Now hurley being the new new jacob was also something that i saw comming, he could talk to the dead and was blessed for some reason (like jacob said).
He was the best candidate and Jacob knew that in the end, Hurley was a millionaire but was always humble and Jacob knew that Hurley would be able to fill that role
0:57 J: Do you have a cup? Doc: No J: What do you mean no? How do you drink? Dunk your face into water like a dog? Doc: Why don't you have a cup? J: I'm DEAD! That's why. WTF! I don't think you have what it takes Doc: I'm sick of your s**t, could we get on with it.
@SARAHfromLONDONuk It's actually very spiritual, and powerful scene in "Lost." And you have to see the finale to know what happens. But I'll drop you a hint, Kate doesn't become the protector of the Island. ;)
@Transformers217 Considering the presence of the flash-sideways timeline, I highly doubt the finale will be as simple as "Jack dies a hero". By the way, here are my four suggestions for the finale: - Ben is conning MiB, he's actually still on Richard's side; - Desmond will go into the Source, since he's the special one; - The events on the original timeline in the finale create the FST, not Jughead; - Jack's neck wound will be caused during the finale; I'm so excited for this... The End.
@Transformers217 I don't think any of the main characters in Lost are perfect, they all have their flaws. Even Locke let himself become used by the Smoke Monster which resulted in him being killed. Jack was a closed minded, stubborn fool, but this season he found his calling and redeemed himself. Never mind what this Kate Austin freak thinks.
@oFinesse It's in Latin: "Nam non accipimus hoc quasi vulgarem potionem, sed ut ille sit quasi unus mecum." Translation: For we do not accept this as common drink, but so that I may become one with him.
@LDMythos I figured. Although, people are predicting that Jack's going to die. I would hate for that to happen, but his story arc is complete, so it only makes sense that the hero of the story would die as a leader, in the last episode of the series. :)
@AllLoveKateAusten Um, most people should feel pity for somebody like Jack. The fact that you're so judgemental, says more about you, and less about other people. Jack is a flawed person, and he overcame those flaws, and became a true hero. Stop bashing him for making mistakes.
@Transformers217 Yes, like Locke with the button, "I was wrong". But aren't you glad that I was? Would you rather want to know the finale beforehand? ;)
@AllLoveKateAusten No, he wasn't. Jack was a good person, who had flaws. Stop trying to judge people, or fictional characters with human flaws. You're not perfect, and neither is anybody else. Kate loved Jack, because he is somebody to admire, to strive to become, and somebody to learn from. And Jack's story is easily the most important, and meaningful journey throughout the entire series.
"For we do not accept this just as a common drink, but as if that (he?) should be one with me." (Nam non accipimus hoc quasi vulgarem potionem, sed ut ille sit quasi unus mecum.)"
@AllLoveKateAusten Stop trying to lie. You said that Jack would be killed by Ben and Locke, and that Kate would become the new protector of the Island, and that both Hurley and Sawyer would be her helpers. You were wrong. Jack wasn't killed, Kate saved him and kissed him, Hurley became the new protector, and Jack died alone, and everybody else in the flash-sideways were able to move on to the light.
@AllLoveKateAusten And stop trying to lie! You made a dumb prediction that Jack would be killed by both Ben and Locke, and Kate would become the protector of the Island. Stop taking drugs, and deal with the fact that Kate loved Jack more then anybody else, and that they both "moved on" together, towards the light. Why am I even having this idiotic debate with somebody like?
And even know I haven't watch it before or till the first season I mean I got confuse when I watch it and it had a little discussion glorifying scenes I didn't like but I still watch it anyway because above all it is a good show and I love it even the ending is going to be nice too and I always loved there endings it is a good twist nice show I ever watched and I love it
I just rewatched the clip. They hit the pocket just before the LOSTies got to it… there was a panic for two reasons: the pocket and the losties with guns
Why do some people have this compulsion to force their personal opinions down other people's throats? So you hate Jack, great, congratulations, bravo, good for you! Why are you even watching this scene then? Some people think Jack is awesome, does that knowledge keep you up at night? Heaven forbid someone should not agree with you Jack hating freaks, I'm very sorry life is so hard for you, maybe some day everyone will agree that Jack is a loser and then you can rest soundly.
@AllLoveKateAusten Stop hating on Jack and making stuff up. According to the facts that are presented during the show, Jack went to the light with everbody else. Now that light could be heaven, or whatever other paradise that is described by different religions. Jack is a good person, and proved to be a true man of faith. Which is why he able to move on towards the light, and be with Kate in paradise. Just because he was flawed, doesn't mean he was evil, or that he was going to hell.
Jack was a flawed hero. But everyone in the show was flawed. Hurley had an addiction to food, Charlie was a drug addict. Sawyer was a con man, Locke was insanely gullible and would not listen to anyone. Sayid was a torturer, Shannon was a spoiled rich girl, Sun and Jin were two people in a troubled marriage. That’s was the whole point of the show.
@AllLoveKateAusten Stop hating on Jack, just because he was flawed. Every person is flawed, but Jack worked through with them, he got over them, and became a true man of faith. Stop judging people, and acting like you're better then everyone else. You're obviously shallow, and a superficial person. According to the facts that the show presented, Jack moved on towards Heaven, with everybody else. Including Kate. Just because a person is flawed, doesn't mean he or she is going to hell.
Jack already knew that. He'd deduced in his head that whoever chose to be the new protector would likely die getting rid of the Man in Black. Highly likely Jacob knew this too. Jack volunteered for the job first because he knew Hurley should be the one to have it after that, long term. He says it in the finale - "It was only supposed to be me so I could do this. But if someone has to take care of the Island, if someone has to protect it, then it should be you."
@@Jay-eq9gb I think you got it. It's about balance. They both had to die. Jacob created a duality when he tossed MiB into the cave of Light. The duality had to collapse and to do that, both had to die. With the cave reactivated, two people best suited for the Island went forward. Hugo who takes care of people without judgment or resentment and Ben who has been more faithful to the Island than anyone else among those left. Jacob didn't want the job, it was thrust upon him. Richard ONLY wanted the job so that he would NOT die. None of them had the investment in the Island and the people the way Hugo and Ben do!
@AllLoveKateAusten Oh, and the fact is they all went to heaven. As Christian told Jack, "some of them died before you, and some of them died after you." And if you think Jack is a bad person, then you should make the same claim about Kate, Jacob, Sawyer, and probably Hurley. Their all sinners, and they were all brought to the Island, because their flawed and needed to be helped.
This bit was so funny, the actors must have laughed till their sides aches, making this.. Oh well, every good TV show has a crazy end :) Is Jack now some kind of Vampire, maybe he is going to bite Kate and make her immortal. No really a lot of people think that Kate will be the protector of the island at the end of the story.
"For we do not accept this just as a common drink, but as if that (he?) should be one with me." (Nam non accipimus hoc quasi vulgarem potionem, sed ut ille sit quasi unus mecum.)"
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1:35
Jack: “How long am I going to have to do this job?”
Jacob: “One episode”
Hurley - "I'm glad it's not me"
Next episode: forced to become protector
Jacob: just a few hours until mib stabs you.
Jack: what?
Jack: I don't believe in destiny.
John: Yes you do. You just don't it yet.
And he was right
I miss Lost so much. The mystery, the excitement of a new episode, the chills as we discover new secrets. I miss it so much.
I used to watch an episode 3 times before the next episode. No show has made me do that before.
@kennymarket2428 i would watch every episode twice then go online and see what other people's theories were. So much fun. No other show has ever been like that for me
When Hurley says he's just glad it's not him...
colin the dog from SPACED The irony.
I love this. Seriously, I do. It ties the Jack story so well.
Remember on episode 1x04, White Rabbit, how Christian Shephard told Jack he was no hero and that he didn't have what it takes? And how Jack tried to prove him wrong the whole time, and then got to the Island and finally was a hero, only to ruin everything and leave, and then slowly but surely go from Man of Science to Man of Faith?
It's just perfect. And I'm not even a Jack fan.
I love Jack's expression after he drinks the water. The look in his eyes as whatever Jacob is Jack becomes is full of wonder, power, and a terrible, secret knowledge. It's great when Jacob sees that look and smiles, knowing that now Jack is indeed like him.
not trying to get all religious but it reminds me of Christ saying eat my body and drink my blood and you will be like me in symbolic manner
Except when he's asked how it feels and he says it doesn't feel that different
@@Zealant He does feel different. It's so evident in this scene and what he does after. He can feel the nature of the Source and the will of the Island. But he says to his friends otherwise.
John Locke was the only man who deserved this position more then jack. Jack took it to honour john’s memory.
Hurley:I'm just glad its not me.
FORESHADOWING!!!!!!!
Hurley tempting fate. Thank God it isn't me.
After the fifth season, Jack becomes the best character on the show!
That's because he just became Locke.
@@OGRUclipsEnjoyer exactly it's almost like locke had to teach jack faith the entire show to get him ready for this moment right here
@@OGRUclipsEnjoyer More like Locke 2.0
*Look at Jack's eyes! Right after Jack drinks the water, his eyes open wide. It's as if he's had some kind of revelation, or something. That's when Jacob says, "Now you're like me." I literally only just noticed this -- bearing in mind I've been a fan of LOST since 2005 ~* 1:57
But then later he tells sawyer he doesn't feel any different.
Awesome look from Jack, after he drinks the water...its on his face, like, and actually he does know everything now -
Always get goosebumps when I watch this scene
Sawyer's comment along with is "apology" shows the INSANE amount of character development this show had. Nothing has come close to it.
I always wondered if the incantations with the water were a misnomer and the touch on the shoulder after saying, "Now you're like me" is the real transferring of power/knowledge. All 3 times we see that little ceremony, they all touch their successors shoulder and say those words.
The power of the island is in the water and the light, so the water has to have something to do with it.
Also, now we're back to the best thing about Lost: Jack versus Locke. Only it's Jack, protector of the Island, versus Locke, smoke monster.
Amazing Scene, Amazing Show. How far jack has come.
Hurley: Just glad it’s not me.
Me to Abrams and Lindloff: Clever girl
Jacks father was wrong, he does have what it takes!!!!
Hurley…glad it’s not me…the, island…hold my beer 😂
So that's why jack wakes up in the bamboo forest in 1x01 and 5x06, he was always meant to be the new jacob (temporarily) and kill the mib thing. With that he finally gave purpose to his life.
Now hurley being the new new jacob was also something that i saw comming, he could talk to the dead and was blessed for some reason (like jacob said).
I always believe Hurley passed the mantle to Baby Aaron one he grew up or maybe Walt.
@@victorpradha9946 There are deleted scenes and extra footage of Ben and Hurley recruiting Walt.
@@jxsh03 Was that to tap Walt as the new protector or was it just to free his dad, Michael!
He was the best candidate and Jacob knew that in the end, Hurley was a millionaire but was always humble and Jacob knew that Hurley would be able to fill that role
first it was the mother then it was jacob and then it was jack and now in 2011 its hurley
@ 2:03 "I know Kung Fu..."
chuck me
0:57
J: Do you have a cup?
Doc: No
J: What do you mean no? How do you drink? Dunk your face into water like a dog?
Doc: Why don't you have a cup?
J: I'm DEAD! That's why. WTF! I don't think you have what it takes
Doc: I'm sick of your s**t, could we get on with it.
I love this show I mean I haven't heard of it till now but I started to love it after the first season those
Nice
@SARAHfromLONDONuk It's actually very spiritual, and powerful scene in "Lost." And you have to see the finale to know what happens. But I'll drop you a hint, Kate doesn't become the protector of the Island. ;)
@Transformers217 Considering the presence of the flash-sideways timeline, I highly doubt the finale will be as simple as "Jack dies a hero".
By the way, here are my four suggestions for the finale:
- Ben is conning MiB, he's actually still on Richard's side;
- Desmond will go into the Source, since he's the special one;
- The events on the original timeline in the finale create the FST, not Jughead;
- Jack's neck wound will be caused during the finale;
I'm so excited for this... The End.
The last three were correct mythos
@Transformers217 I don't think any of the main characters in Lost are perfect, they all have their flaws. Even Locke let himself become used by the Smoke Monster which resulted in him being killed. Jack was a closed minded, stubborn fool, but this season he found his calling and redeemed himself. Never mind what this Kate Austin freak thinks.
@oFinesse It's in Latin: "Nam non accipimus hoc quasi vulgarem potionem, sed ut ille sit quasi unus mecum." Translation: For we do not accept this as common drink, but so that I may become one with him.
@LDMythos I figured. Although, people are predicting that Jack's going to die. I would hate for that to happen, but his story arc is complete, so it only makes sense that the hero of the story would die as a leader, in the last episode of the series. :)
@Transformers217 I mean, I enjoyed every last bit of theorizing and discussion... and I am very much looking forward to the new discussions. :P
@AllLoveKateAusten Um, most people should feel pity for somebody like Jack. The fact that you're so judgemental, says more about you, and less about other people.
Jack is a flawed person, and he overcame those flaws, and became a true hero. Stop bashing him for making mistakes.
❤
@CosmicUndeadElf I agree. There is a lot of moral ambiguity in "Lost."
@LDMythos You were so wrong, but the finale was very complex and thought provoking. The more I think about it, the more provocative it becomes! :)
@AllLoveKateAusten How do you know? Where did you get this info from? Or is this just a theory that YOU came up with?
@Transformers217 Yes, like Locke with the button, "I was wrong". But aren't you glad that I was? Would you rather want to know the finale beforehand? ;)
@AllLoveKateAusten No, he wasn't. Jack was a good person, who had flaws. Stop trying to judge people, or fictional characters with human flaws. You're not perfect, and neither is anybody else.
Kate loved Jack, because he is somebody to admire, to strive to become, and somebody to learn from. And Jack's story is easily the most important, and meaningful journey throughout the entire series.
what did jacob said when he put the water in the cup? that silent prayer
"For we do not accept this just as a common drink, but as if that (he?) should be one with me." (Nam non accipimus hoc quasi vulgarem potionem, sed ut ille sit quasi unus mecum.)"
@AllLoveKateAusten
How where they baby nappers? Jack was erins biological uncle.
@Ankhrae Good point!
@AllLoveKateAusten Stop trying to lie. You said that Jack would be killed by Ben and Locke, and that Kate would become the new protector of the Island, and that both Hurley and Sawyer would be her helpers.
You were wrong. Jack wasn't killed, Kate saved him and kissed him, Hurley became the new protector, and Jack died alone, and everybody else in the flash-sideways were able to move on to the light.
@AllLoveKateAusten And stop trying to lie! You made a dumb prediction that Jack would be killed by both Ben and Locke, and Kate would become the protector of the Island. Stop taking drugs, and deal with the fact that Kate loved Jack more then anybody else, and that they both "moved on" together, towards the light.
Why am I even having this idiotic debate with somebody like?
And even know I haven't watch it before or till the first season I mean I got confuse when I watch it and it had a little discussion glorifying scenes I didn't like but I still watch it anyway because above all it is a good show and I love it even the ending is going to be nice too and I always loved there endings it is a good twist nice show I ever watched and I love it
@Transformers217 It's just a random theory he came up with.
@Bmurphable The hydrogen bomb did go off, that with the release of the electromagnetism is what caused the incident.
I just rewatched the clip. They hit the pocket just before the LOSTies got to it… there was a panic for two reasons: the pocket and the losties with guns
Then the bomb sealed the em until the hatch could be completed
Why do some people have this compulsion to force their personal opinions down other people's throats? So you hate Jack, great, congratulations, bravo, good for you! Why are you even watching this scene then? Some people think Jack is awesome, does that knowledge keep you up at night? Heaven forbid someone should not agree with you Jack hating freaks, I'm very sorry life is so hard for you, maybe some day everyone will agree that Jack is a loser and then you can rest soundly.
@LDMythos I agree! :)
@AllLoveKateAusten Stop hating on Jack and making stuff up. According to the facts that are presented during the show, Jack went to the light with everbody else. Now that light could be heaven, or whatever other paradise that is described by different religions.
Jack is a good person, and proved to be a true man of faith. Which is why he able to move on towards the light, and be with Kate in paradise. Just because he was flawed, doesn't mean he was evil, or that he was going to hell.
Jack was a flawed hero. But everyone in the show was flawed. Hurley had an addiction to food, Charlie was a drug addict. Sawyer was a con man, Locke was insanely gullible and would not listen to anyone. Sayid was a torturer, Shannon was a spoiled rich girl, Sun and Jin were two people in a troubled marriage. That’s was the whole point of the show.
@AllLoveKateAusten How do you know? Where do you get this info?
@AllLoveKateAusten You WERE wrong. Face it.
@AllLoveKateAusten Stop hating on Jack, just because he was flawed. Every person is flawed, but Jack worked through with them, he got over them, and became a true man of faith. Stop judging people, and acting like you're better then everyone else. You're obviously shallow, and a superficial person.
According to the facts that the show presented, Jack moved on towards Heaven, with everybody else. Including Kate. Just because a person is flawed, doesn't mean he or she is going to hell.
@AllLoveKateAusten Yeah, okay. It's your opinion, stick to it, me and many others will stick to ours.
@AllLoveKateAusten YOU WERE WRONG!!!!!!!!! HAHA!!!! :)
@AllLoveKateAusten And Jack is not an old man.
He didn't even get to be the leader for more then a night then Hurley is for like a century? not fair or right man.
Jack already knew that. He'd deduced in his head that whoever chose to be the new protector would likely die getting rid of the Man in Black. Highly likely Jacob knew this too. Jack volunteered for the job first because he knew Hurley should be the one to have it after that, long term. He says it in the finale -
"It was only supposed to be me so I could do this. But if someone has to take care of the Island, if someone has to protect it, then it should be you."
@@Jay-eq9gb I think you got it. It's about balance. They both had to die. Jacob created a duality when he tossed MiB into the cave of Light. The duality had to collapse and to do that, both had to die. With the cave reactivated, two people best suited for the Island went forward. Hugo who takes care of people without judgment or resentment and Ben who has been more faithful to the Island than anyone else among those left. Jacob didn't want the job, it was thrust upon him. Richard ONLY wanted the job so that he would NOT die. None of them had the investment in the Island and the people the way Hugo and Ben do!
@ChurchOfMe93 I agree.
HOW IS JACOB TOUCHING THE CUP?
Close to the source ghosts can be touched.
@AllLoveKateAusten Haha, oh wow
@AllLoveKateAusten No, you said that Kate would be the protector. Stop trying to lie.
@AllLoveKateAusten Oh, and the fact is they all went to heaven. As Christian told Jack, "some of them died before you, and some of them died after you."
And if you think Jack is a bad person, then you should make the same claim about Kate, Jacob, Sawyer, and probably Hurley. Their all sinners, and they were all brought to the Island, because their flawed and needed to be helped.
Wasn't Jacob dead at this point? How is he able to interact with other people?
He put his ashes in the fire.
This bit was so funny, the actors must have laughed till their sides aches, making this..
Oh well, every good TV show has a crazy end :)
Is Jack now some kind of Vampire, maybe he is going to bite Kate and make her immortal.
No really a lot of people think that Kate will be the protector of the island at the end of the story.
1:07 what jacob says ?
Something like "let him accept this not as an ordinary drink but as an acceptance of responsibility"
@@user-hu9vi7nk1l in latin ?
@@teodorleon4029 yeah, juliet says its others 101 to learn latin. It's jacob's native language.
"For we do not accept this just as a common drink, but as if that (he?) should be one with me." (Nam non accipimus hoc quasi vulgarem potionem, sed ut ille sit quasi unus mecum.)"
What a joke.