The true irony of it is many viewers thought this, and the showrunners came out and clarified that Nestor Carbonell's eyelashes and eyes were so dark, they even used makeup to lighten them to make it more realistic. So what we see is a watered down version of how he actually looks in real life lmao
It's so funny cuz Richard and the others were so mysterious at first. Now this "Lafleur" (Sawyer) character is probably extremely mysterious to Richard 😂😂
Its not funny coz that was the whole ironic arc of the show. Richard n his people feel the same way about them as Sawyer n his people felt. Mysterious n a little scared.
Some of Richard and the Other's behaviors, specifically when it comes to dead bodies, starts to make sense after we learn that there is a monster out there that can pose as anyone who is dead, and that they, to some extent, are aware of that fact.
"If you´re not a member of the Dharma Initiative, what are you?"... Sawyer keeps calm, sit with Albert and change the topic of the talk... He is the master of improvisation...
Sawyer, along with Jack, definitely had the best character development in this show! Sawyer goes from a selfish con man to a brilliant leader in season 5 and Jack goes from a man of science to a man of faith!
There still hasn’t been a show as good as Lost since. I joined the party a little late, about half way into season 3 but I was chuffed I had all those episodes to binge like crazy.
But brooo that was part of the excitement. Binging has killed the viewing experience now, in a way. Cos we're always sprinting through the ordinary eps to hit those season finales. With Lost, you appreciated every individual episode and what it had to offer so much more. Imagine watching the S1 finale and having to wait a whole year to learn what was in the hatch? So many theories made it part of the fun. Now it's "What's down the hatch?", five minutes later... "Oh, mega!", moving on.
One of the best moments in Lost, if not THE best moment! Watching Sawyer turn into such a great leader for the survivors is so good and really pulled me back into the show when my interest waned because of all the unanswered questions and mysteries.
There should have been more scenes when Sawyer etc were in the dharma initiative before the others came back. I thought that Kate and Jack dominated a lot the beginning of season 5 :(
the show could have been better by taking a few protagonism away from Jack and especially Kate (her episodes are the worst). Sawyer, Ben, Miles, Faraday, Richard, Desmond and many others deserved more episodes
@@nvrmnd405 Yeah, I watched the series when it was on TV. I liked Jack at first, but he got pretty boring after the first few seasons. I never understood the allure of Kate. I always found her to be a very unlikeable character. I agree with you that many others could have done well with their screen time.
They should have a plan for story of Lost, but they didn't have nothing. Imagine Lost was planned like Dark. Even with tv company wanting more episodes it could be good to just use other people than main characters as POV for some "filler" episodes.
@@theq6797 They did have plans for lost. The problem was that they kept making plans which had to be thrown out due to actor problems - Mr eko was meant to be a central foil to John locke but the actor didn't like hawaii and wanted to leave. Libbys actor got a dui, Walt was intended to be more prominent but his actor hit puberty quicker than expected and they couldn't expect people to believe someone who looked in his late teens was 12. Stuff like that happened unfortunately
All the way to the end he was second fiddle to Jack and Locke. Jack was seen as Locke's equal; though Sawyer started out as a criminal, he redeemed himself and proved he was much a much more worthy leader than Jack. But Jack was the "star", so he stayed front and center until the end (quite literally).
Jack was willing to sacrifice himself in the end? And right from the start he was always helping others while Sawyer grew up to his leadership over some time?
@@humanoideric I was thinking of Dragon Ball comparisons to lost just the other day. Locke feels like piccolos story in reverse (good man dies,evil man takes over). Jacob feels like an even more jerky beerus. Desmond is trunks what with all the time travel. Juliette is basically 18 (blonde who starts out bad but gradually turns good)
@@majedeeh MIB is the one that caused those deaths. He conned Sawyer by putting him in a scenario where Sawyer tried to defuse a bomb, like any ordinary person would try to do if they found one on their in-voyage submarine.
It always seemed the emphasis was on Jack over Sawyer to me. Frankly, I never understood why Jack was so respected. I think Sawyer v. Locke was a much more potent leadership struggle.
Cause Jack was willing to sacrifice himself in the end? And right from the start he was always helping others while Sawyer grew up to his leadership over some time?
jack was about helping everyone else as the other dude said. sawyer was out for himself first and foremost. not much to respect with a mindset like that.
While Sawyer grew into the respected leader, he still had is long seeded issues. I think it was always meant to be Jack and Hurley in the end. One has always been selfless, the other, benevolent. Sawyer just wanted to live a normal life after killing Johns Dad, and would do anything to get back to that.
Sawyer doesn't want to get on the sub because he's waiting for Locke to come back! He says it in this scene, plain as day. Juliet: "James? Are you sure you know what you're doing?" as cold as ice .. she knows why Sawyer will do ANYTHING to stay right where he is. Because Locke's bringing Kate.
When you realize after 6 seasons that Richard was just some normal Spanish dude who spent centuries getting his mind f*cked by all sorts of strange stuff, you really feel for the guy
I always thought this was some big scene where sawyer reveals that he's a time traveler, but... If the jug head flashback was only 20 years ago from this scene, its very possible that sawyer could have served in the military, got deployed to the island, left, and then came back with dharma 20 years later. This scene doesn't really make him credible, it just means he has Intel on them 🤔
And how would he know about Locke? And about what Locke told Richard? And that he disappeared in front of him? If Sawyer was from military, he wouldn't have know nothing about Locke...
I remember watching this scene and being so annoyed by the writing. If any one of them were to go out and speak to Richard, wouldn't Juliet be the obvious choice? Sure, the timeline they're on predated her time on the island, but she could have related much more to Richard and easily bought his allegiance.
I guess they were trying to solidify Sawyer as the new leader. I'd even argue its somewhat poetic that a conman charms him by literally just being completely honest.
“Your buddy out there with the eyeliner”
I love how Sawyer just says exactly what every viewer said the first time they saw lost or the dark Knight
The true irony of it is many viewers thought this, and the showrunners came out and clarified that Nestor Carbonell's eyelashes and eyes were so dark, they even used makeup to lighten them to make it more realistic. So what we see is a watered down version of how he actually looks in real life lmao
He even
Was picked on at school for his eyelashes.
But this saw never had a problem with the characters mocking the physical appearance of the actors.
It’s Ironic how he was never supposed to age in the show and yet 10 years later he still looks the same after lost .🤔🤔🤔🤔
Mediterranean genes...
Oh, he's aging but we're just not seeing it.
He has a gray somewhere
Coincidental, not ironic. Ironic means the opposite, so if Nestor did age (which he has, duh) unlike his character Richard then that's ironic
@@joshfrederick2035 You missed the chance to say 'it's not ironic, it's just coincidental'
It's so funny cuz Richard and the others were so mysterious at first. Now this "Lafleur" (Sawyer) character is probably extremely mysterious to Richard 😂😂
Its not funny coz that was the whole ironic arc of the show. Richard n his people feel the same way about them as Sawyer n his people felt. Mysterious n a little scared.
Yeah I absolutely love that perspective
Some of Richard and the Other's behaviors, specifically when it comes to dead bodies, starts to make sense after we learn that there is a monster out there that can pose as anyone who is dead, and that they, to some extent, are aware of that fact.
Good point.
One of the best scenes in the entire series.
Richard and Sawyer were great characters, under-utilized IMHO.
Ruchard yes, but Sawyer was over-utilized.
Sawyer was a central character, definitely not underutilized.
@@mattbittner2805 lol I guess it’s got 3 likes (including me) since the your comment
@@alfredklucz2315 Richard was one of those mysterious characters so he was only used so much
"If you´re not a member of the Dharma Initiative, what are you?"...
Sawyer keeps calm, sit with Albert and change the topic of the talk... He is the master of improvisation...
He use to be a con man, or is it, therefor he know how to talk with people in similar situations
Sawyer, along with Jack, definitely had the best character development in this show!
Sawyer goes from a selfish con man to a brilliant leader in season 5 and Jack goes from a man of science to a man of faith!
When ever richard knows that someone knows someone who knew jacob u know he will listen lol
This is one of the best scenes in the series.
GOOSE BUMPS when he said " buried that bomb yet?!" Richard looked scared as if someone else on the island was special like him knowing things.
Lost still number 1, for me
just when i thought i was done watching the lostpranos
they pull me back in
watch the wire as well
"buddy with the eyeliner" bate motel guys, bates motel.
Its hard having to type "This is one of the best clips." on every single video.
There still hasn’t been a show as good as Lost since. I joined the party a little late, about half way into season 3 but I was chuffed I had all those episodes to binge like crazy.
It was torture having to wait a whole week to find out what happens next
But brooo that was part of the excitement. Binging has killed the viewing experience now, in a way. Cos we're always sprinting through the ordinary eps to hit those season finales. With Lost, you appreciated every individual episode and what it had to offer so much more. Imagine watching the S1 finale and having to wait a whole year to learn what was in the hatch? So many theories made it part of the fun. Now it's "What's down the hatch?", five minutes later... "Oh, mega!", moving on.
Watch Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul.
@@vaultboy1419 Seen both and I still stand by what I said, they’re 2 insanely good shows though, easily my favourites if Lost didn’t exist.
The scene where Sawyer became the leader of the ones who didn’t leave the island
One of the best moments in Lost, if not THE best moment! Watching Sawyer turn into such a great leader for the survivors is so good and really pulled me back into the show when my interest waned because of all the unanswered questions and mysteries.
Seriously- Josh Holloway SHOULD HAVE been Gambit.
He still could be IF the gambit movie is ever made
Guess he's still not been chosen
who?
@@Ptera_xdsawyer
It's funny that it was the first time he completely told the truth 🤣🤣
There should have been more scenes when Sawyer etc were in the dharma initiative before the others came back. I thought that Kate and Jack dominated a lot the beginning of season 5 :(
the show could have been better by taking a few protagonism away from Jack and especially Kate (her episodes are the worst). Sawyer, Ben, Miles, Faraday, Richard, Desmond and many others deserved more episodes
I agree, I liked seeing him working with them
@@nvrmnd405 Yeah, I watched the series when it was on TV. I liked Jack at first, but he got pretty boring after the first few seasons. I never understood the allure of Kate. I always found her to be a very unlikeable character.
I agree with you that many others could have done well with their screen time.
They should have a plan for story of Lost, but they didn't have nothing. Imagine Lost was planned like Dark. Even with tv company wanting more episodes it could be good to just use other people than main characters as POV for some "filler" episodes.
@@theq6797 They did have plans for lost. The problem was that they kept making plans which had to be thrown out due to actor problems - Mr eko was meant to be a central foil to John locke but the actor didn't like hawaii and wanted to leave. Libbys actor got a dui, Walt was intended to be more prominent but his actor hit puberty quicker than expected and they couldn't expect people to believe someone who looked in his late teens was 12. Stuff like that happened unfortunately
I squeal every time Richard appears, he's so gorgeous~!
Watch out for his mother
are you insane?
All the way to the end he was second fiddle to Jack and Locke. Jack was seen as Locke's equal; though Sawyer started out as a criminal, he redeemed himself and proved he was much a much more worthy leader than Jack. But Jack was the "star", so he stayed front and center until the end (quite literally).
Jack was willing to sacrifice himself in the end? And right from the start he was always helping others while Sawyer grew up to his leadership over some time?
Sawyer was the Vegeta to Jacks Goku, aint no shame in that Lol
@@humanoideric I was thinking of Dragon Ball comparisons to lost just the other day. Locke feels like piccolos story in reverse (good man dies,evil man takes over). Jacob feels like an even more jerky beerus. Desmond is trunks what with all the time travel. Juliette is basically 18 (blonde who starts out bad but gradually turns good)
In Season 6, it was clear that Jack and his faith were right and Sawyer was wrong-he caused the deaths in the submarine-.
@@majedeeh MIB is the one that caused those deaths. He conned Sawyer by putting him in a scenario where Sawyer tried to defuse a bomb, like any ordinary person would try to do if they found one on their in-voyage submarine.
Best show ever produced in the last 20 years
This scene literally gave me chills.
The best tv show
I miss this show ;_;
That fence may keep other things out
But not us!
NOT US!
Lol I understood that reference
🍌
This is my fav Richard moment. Classic
One of the best scenes of season 5.
buddy with the eyeliner that's so funny hahaha
How is this show still head and shoulders above the rest? Must see again.
richard i can understand why u think hes under utilized, but sawyer? hes like one of the top 5 main characters.
sawyer: "let me talk to him"
10 seconds later
also sawyer: "it's a good think i didn't ask for your permission"
He wasn't really asking permission
Sawyer: "Hey can I borrow some eyeliner?"
Richard: "Sure, buddy."
Great seeing them together. Good chemistry
Without the "Sawyer" character, this show would have been so screwwwwed....
Mark Abel
Many would have died without him
The guy ended up playing Hurley actually auditioned and got the Sawyer part, until they met Holloway
It would be just perfect if he said "Good to see you out of those cuffs" as he walked away
Miss this show. I used to go on the "Lost Theories" chat rooms just to get my Lost fix until next week's episode.
“Hold your horses bonsai”😂😂
Yet another brilliant line from Sawyer which would never have happened if Lost was written today. Sigh.
Richard was amazing.
"Still think I'm a member of the damn Dharma initiative?" 😂
Sawyer had me laughing for a minute calling Richard “eye liner” 😂😂
Gosh i fucking love this scene
It always seemed the emphasis was on Jack over Sawyer to me. Frankly, I never understood why Jack was so respected. I think Sawyer v. Locke was a much more potent leadership struggle.
Cause Jack was willing to sacrifice himself in the end? And right from the start he was always helping others while Sawyer grew up to his leadership over some time?
jack was about helping everyone else as the other dude said. sawyer was out for himself first and foremost. not much to respect with a mindset like that.
Jack the sucks 👎
While Sawyer grew into the respected leader, he still had is long seeded issues. I think it was always meant to be Jack and Hurley in the end. One has always been selfless, the other, benevolent. Sawyer just wanted to live a normal life after killing Johns Dad, and would do anything to get back to that.
Because he is the main character.
Ain’t my people hoss!
Maybe my favorite clip in the entire show
Sawyer❤👑👍
who is agree with me that Sawyer is the perfect Role as Gambit in X-Men?
Sawyer doesn't want to get on the sub because he's waiting for Locke to come back! He says it in this scene, plain as day. Juliet: "James? Are you sure you know what you're doing?" as cold as ice .. she knows why Sawyer will do ANYTHING to stay right where he is. Because Locke's bringing Kate.
Brenda Starr let it go
When you realize after 6 seasons that Richard was just some normal Spanish dude who spent centuries getting his mind f*cked by all sorts of strange stuff, you really feel for the guy
Can anyone remember how they dealt with the issue of Sawyer killing 2 of his guys?
"Hold your horses Bonsai" lmfao
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2:37 starting from here, masterpiece I may say...
I could easily watch 6 seasons of Josh Holloway as a town sheriff on a weird island with his wife Elizabeth Mitchell
I am really gonna have to rewatch this show. Skipping the overly familiar first season of course.
Your buddy out there with the eyeliner 🤣🤣
soo what did they do about it again?
EPIC
Best scene. I laughed a lot.
i wanna buy the full box set anyone know how much thats gonna cost?
$100
I always thought this was some big scene where sawyer reveals that he's a time traveler, but...
If the jug head flashback was only 20 years ago from this scene, its very possible that sawyer could have served in the military, got deployed to the island, left, and then came back with dharma 20 years later. This scene doesn't really make him credible, it just means he has Intel on them 🤔
And how would he know about Locke? And about what Locke told Richard? And that he disappeared in front of him? If Sawyer was from military, he wouldn't have know nothing about Locke...
ABOLUTELY!!!!
I dont know how are u
2022 xd
I remember watching this scene and being so annoyed by the writing. If any one of them were to go out and speak to Richard, wouldn't Juliet be the obvious choice? Sure, the timeline they're on predated her time on the island, but she could have related much more to Richard and easily bought his allegiance.
I guess they were trying to solidify Sawyer as the new leader.
I'd even argue its somewhat poetic that a conman charms him by literally just being completely honest.
Sawyer is the con man, he can convince anyone of anything. Mib said he's the best liar he ever met and he's 2000 years old.
nawww, their characters wont mesh together man..
2023
hell yeah......he's gorgeous esp in this vid!
$780