LIBBY AND KELVIN?!?! - *LOST* Reaction - 2x23 - Live Together, Die Alone: Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
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After discovering a sailboat just offshore containing Desmond, Jack and Sayid come up with a plan to confront "The Others". Eko and Locke come to blows as Locke makes a potentially cataclysmic decision regarding the "button".
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.
#lost #reaction
Happy 20 years everyone ❤
Its crazy its been 20 years, time flys by soooo fast, i remember in the UK they made a big deal about it when it first came out and they showed the first two seasons and then NOTHING, after that you had to pay for internet channels to watch it so it took me years to finally buy the blu ray set and watch them all. Iv enjoyed it more now im an adult
Today marks 20 years since Lost originally aired on tv back in 2004 ☺️
And the very same day of the Flight 815 crash which the Finale explicitly revealed as Lexi has since discovered. It important for new viewers to remember this date since most flashbacks on the show occurred prior to this particular date, and explains why there was no social media or smart phones seen in any of them. (e.g. recall the scenes where Michael uses a payphone, or Locke uses a landline or a desktop calculator, etc).
Happy 20th to all the LOSTIES!
Can't wait for the next episode.
Its interesting that the boat named the "Elizabeth" returns to the Island on the very same day as Libby's funeral. Perhaps that was a way for her late husband to say good bye.
The scene between Desmond and Libby is such a lovely scene.
Snow globe.
Nooo! Not the snow globe, not again!! IYKYK 😅
I prefer Snog Globe 😂
@@lewisharris3400 Snog Lobe is the tantric area of the forebrain.
Ohhh the strange Four Toed Statue on the Island!
5:35 - Haha!! He said "we're stuck in a bloody SNOW GLOBE!" 🤣🤣
Its curious that the original Swan Orientation film was a 16mm Reel, where as the Pearl hatch Orientation film was a Betamax VCR, suggesting that the Swan station was older than the Pearl station.
Curious, or intentional?
I love how this show encourages Lexi to frequently display her magnificent dental work. Her smiles can brightly light up the darkest of rainstorms
Locke has 2 modes: crazy island shaman, and depressed lost child
Happy 20th Anniversary "Lost".
( it premiered on September 22, 2004 )
Here is some info to add to your conspiracy theories."
Like Libby's husband, David Hurley's imaginary friend is named Dave, as in David, Libby was in the mental hospital with Hurley, and Kate's father ( not her biological one ), Sam worked along side Kelvin, when he first met Sayid. 🤯 🤯 🤯
You asked "Isn't there anybody new in this show"... Actually, there is... I never saw a single show that adds so much new characters in each season !
Season 1 : The island, Ethan, Arzt, Danielle Rousseau, the smoke monster, Anthony Cooper, etc... (and they're even added to the survivors of the flight Oceanic 815 who were all new characters, of course !)
Season 2 : Desmond, Ana Lucia, Eko, Bernard, Goodwin, Libby, fake Henry Gale, etc...
Seas... No, I won't make any spoiler 😉😁😁😁😁😁😁
The passing of Libby's husband David is the Show's simplistic reason for Libby later being seen in the Hospital. This is because the actress was not available to film a proper complete backstory for the series.
"snog loop?" 🤣
I understand Eko, but this is painful to Locke... Eko doesn't know but "Do not come back", this is word for word what Locke's dad told him... He told him "Do not come back ! You're not wanted !" 💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔 That's probably why Charlie found Locke in tears !
It did. The bird screamed "Huurleey". Listen again.
It didn't :/
@@kuhpunkt I heard it.
@@juliet_burke But it just screeched. The writers poked fun at that with this episode. Because it didn't crap gold.
You know it just occurred to me. Lexi might make a very good actress. Her dramatic facial expressions are exactly what is needed for most movies. Her expressions of course are genuine, but it shouldn't be hard for her to fake them for a movie. All she has to do is remember a particular dramatic scene from Lost or GoT and she could nail any audition. Plus her appearance is very camera friendly. So I could easily see her in TV or Movie opposite Brad Pitt or George Clooney, or even opposite Jorge Garcia.
The Michael reveal is some fantastic facial acting from everyone. I’ve never seen such a good betrayal scene.
There is a very tiny connection between the 4 toed statue and the Beechcraft airplane that Locke had discovered, and the Black Rock. Cannot explain it due to spoilers. But I think most will figure it out before the end of the series. And to those who have finished it and don't see the connection, well, keep thinking about it.
First, thanks for your restraint in not posting spoilers; second, it's nice to see people that have a better understanding of the show than the typical viewers (I saw your response to some others with good info, while also not dropping spoilers. I wanted to support your comments, but it would involve spoilers too)
Rly excited for you to see the finale and the beginning of season 3 I feel like your mind is going to be blown 😂
I watched this on tv once & dvd 3 times & I've never been able to hear the bird say hurley's name but i watched this with headphones on & hard it for the first time
Yeah, that was not at all obvious on first viewing. I think the same bird "said" the same thing in the S1 finale and I didn't hear it then either. I think after that one I went online and writers were talking about the "Hurley bird" and I didn't know WTF they were talking about.
@jlilley73 Even this time I only heard the bird when Lexi went back & played a second time I didn't know it was confirmed by the writers
@@T-ON-x5h I mean, I *THINK* it was confirmed by the show writers, but I was actually thinking of a writer for Entertainment Weekly discussing the show, among other internet chat.
It didn't say Hurley. Some fan just thought that and asked the writers on the fuselage forum. They thought it was funny that somebody could even ask this and thus they adressed it in the season 2 finale. It didn't say Hurley, just like it didn't crap gold.
He could simply ask Hurley to go with them to save little Walt and Hugo would do it.
Don't worry, one episode a week is fine, even if the wait is hellish sometimes😅.
People, don't skip the commercials✌
Season 2 finale, let's goooo!
This is only half of it. Where is the rest..
@@Holland4evahhShe already explained in the beggining of the video how the upload of the finale is gonna happen.
@@amandamfds that she could not upload them together but it has been 4 days. But whatever
I appreciate you watching the 2-part finale in the same sitting for us. In most cases it's unnecessary, but I think it's particularly essential for the S3 finale. So just keep that in mind 😄
I could go for some Dharma Whiskey.
Your world is about to change.
David… Dave was Hurley’s imaginary friend… connected?
No, that theory was dismissed by the creators of the series in an interview
Do you remember Hugo's imaginary friend? What was his name?
"This guy and Susan would get along though."
I like to believe that there's a part of Lexi's brain that is 100% devoted to hating Susan. Every hour of every day, awake or asleep.
Susan and Sarah.. the two most hated characters on the whole show 😂😂
@@SeenGod I don't hate them, Susan was absolutely right
No. The bird said "Hurley." And another bird said it back it season 1, I just can't remember which episode. I think it was in the Dark Territory of the Island, near The Black Rock.
It didn't say Hurley, lol.
I heard it too. The episode you're refering to is 1x23 "Exodus Pt 1" 😂
@@kuhpunkt yes, it did. It's even referred to as the Hurley bird by most fans. In fact, it makes a VERY special appearance WAY down the road in a certain Blu-ray bonus material.
@@FLQueerLiberal1982 It didn't say Hurley. It just made a screech. Then some fan thought that it said Hurley and asked the writers on the Fuselage forum. They thought that was funny and as a response to that they made Hurley (often the voice of the audience) ask it here in this episode - with Sawyer making fun of the thought, debunking it. That's how it became the "Hurley bird."
5:34 He said Snowglobe. "we're stuck in a bloody Snowglobe"
12:37 Ah, the Hurley-bird. Some of us hear it, some don't.
And here comes Charles Widmore, one of the most hateful characters I've ever seen.
Do you need them not to press the button? Because, Eko is pretty sure every character on the Island is going to die. You were upset when Ana Lucia and Libby died, do you want every other character to die as well?!
The other option is that it isn't real. In which case, when the countdown ends, nothing happens. And I guess Eko will feel kinda silly? Especially since the visions told him to help John. That'd mean the visions aren't real either.
But Eko believes because Yemi appeared to him and Locke is their visions, and told him it was important. Eko founds his brother's body here, in the plane which hid the Pearl. If the visions are real, and not just some weird hallucination, then the button in the Swan is important, just as the visions said.
But it is binary. Everyone dies, or nothing happens. Those are the two options.
The "Hurley bird" (as it is referred to by fans) was in the Season 1 finale as well. It makes its return here. And yeah, its screech kinda does sound like Hurley. Kinda.
Hurley saw it and commented whoever named the area they were walking through "Dark Territory" was "a genius". It was around the time the smoke monster attacked.
We know of characters who were infected. Presumably, Robert who was Rousseau's boyfriend and Alex's father was infected. And being infected led him to try and shoot Rousseau, forcing her to kill him. And according to her, the Others are carriers. But clearly, the Dharma people believe in the infection too. So, are you saying you want to see someone we know become infected? Because, from what we've been told, the results are not going to be pleasant.
And Desmond didn't say how Kelvin died, just that he did die. Huh. Luckily, the episode isn't over yet. Guess it's time to keep watching.
06:33 King George!!😱
Huh? Lexi is at least 50 and she cuts her own bangs. I was there for the Buffyverse.
You need to listen,you don't understand allot
You shouldn't be spending more than one hour to edit your videos. You need to refine your workflow.
Locke is really boring. When he believed that the button had to be pushed, he made it his goal to convince people to follow him, even those who didn't care, but now that he doesn't believe in it anymore, no one should do it. So selfish. He spent a season without knowing about the button being pushed. It would be so easy to let Eko do it if he wants and go back to the jungle like before. But no, the others don't know, he's sure. He's an idiot.
Apparently you have to do what Locke says.
I would have also hit Locke with the cane to help Echo
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Yes he was being selfish. But Fenry's mind games finally got to him. Locke had to be sure that not pressing the button was inconsequential. The only way to do it was to force Eko not to keep pressing it. Locke wanted to escape from in his words, being "rats in a maze". But he could have easily not given a F, and just let Eko keep playing the rat game. However, the insatiable curiosity of the Button's true purpose got the better of him. He wanted to ultimately prove that he was no longer being a sucker.
I thought I was the only one without doesn't like locke, Lol. I feel bad for him due to his flashbacks, but he is the most selfish person on the island. And a hypocrit for always telling people what to do (or he attacks them), when he demands no one tell him what to do...can't go into other reasons due to spoilers.
20:11 Okay, weirdly venomous comment towards soldiers.