Lost - Ending scene of Collision

Michael, Sawyer, Jin and Walt took off with the raft with in the s1 finale, but the Others attacked them. They returned to the island and came across the tailsection survivors - which included Rose's husband Bernard. After a long track both groups finally reunited again.

Same. I forgot most of the show details, but watching this scene, it's like my soul remembers, while I can't consciously remember. My eyes got watery, but I'm not quite sure why.

Isn't it when the Tailies are reunited with the rest of the survivors?

That is one of the best comments I have ever seen on Listnook. 👏

Low, I was just thinking that. I remember feeling stuff, and felt some of it, but I don't remember why

I don't think any show has replicated that feeling for me since. I remember being in line at six flags after season one and debating over what was in the hatch with a group of strangers.

Once, I wasn’t able to watch the episode live and was planning on watching it the next evening after work, I was studying in a coffee shop near my work and 2 people started talking about the episode, I literally got up and was like « wait!!! Don’t talk about it right away I’ll change spots » (i didn’t study with earbuds back then 😂) and they looked at me like I was absolutely crazy, but i didn’t care I just couldn’t bare hearing spoilers !! The power the show had on all of us 😂

*"Hollywood and Vines"* is still the kind of track that randomly pops in my head on quite a regular basis to this day.

“Moving On” makes me cry virtually every time I listen to it

I think the score was responsible for 50% of everyone's emotional attachment to the show. "Parting Words" (S01 when they leave on the raft) really captures that "Lost" feeling for me.

He is amazing. I like the pine trek mostly because of the score.

[Life and Death](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InC_T2FjvL0) is such a classic, I love how indeed it portrays both passing and coming

The end of [The Constant](https://youtu.be/iUaHMOWRYpI?si=6GfKswdPWAaLkRyL) is so simple, just Penny and Desmond on the phone, but the subtle music underneath the sequence helps put it into one of the all time great TV moments. 

Definitely it is.

It's good stuff, lots of great characters and emotional moments. The acting is great too. Its main flaws are quite a bit of filler and several mystery reveals end up being underwhelming. (people will say that nothing is explained and the finale is disappointing/makes no sense; I disagree on both counts). The highs are *incredibly* high. The lows are meh. Sometimes it feels like it meanders too much and sets up stuff that later turns out to be nothing. Watching it on a weekly basis in the 00s was an experience, and the writers took a lot of liberties with that credit they had from viewers. It has a bit of that soap opera-ish feel with character relationships developing over time and will they/won't they sub-storylines that are well integrated into the main plot. 22+ episode seasons used to be the norm, it'd be tight as f*** as a 6-season 12-13 episode series these days. No wonder it really picks up starting from the second half of S3 which is around the time when they struck a deal on an end date with a few more shortened seasons (post writers strike) and began to ramp up all the storylines.

Currently re-watching for the 4th time and been about 10 years since the last, girlfriends second time since first aired. 100% worth watching and still my all time favourite show.

Rewatched it last year with my wife who was watching for the first time. She was reluctant to watch it at first but was completely hooked 10 minutes into the Pilot (like many other people, she just wasn't a fan of the ending). To me it's one of the greatest shows of all time despite some flaws, it's definitely worth it.

One of my absolute favorites, all six seasons are easily worth watching despite what some may claim

Absolutely, I watched it for the first time recently alongside someone who had last seen it when it first came out and they said it works so much better nowadays, especially as a bingewatch. I really enjoyed watching it.

Yes. I showed my wife all of LOST over a course of a couple years. I planned it all to show her the finale on the 20th anniversary of the premiere. She really enjoyed it - didn’t become her favorite show as it is mine, but we had a good time discussing it all together

It's absolutely worth watching, then take your own conclusions. People will tell you here that either it's all brilliant or that some parts suck or that the ending sucks, wtv. Watch it and see for yourself. It's good entertainment, whether you end up liking it or not. Personally, I like the show in general but I have issues with the way some things developed. I feel like the direction in the last season was borderline cringy with the spiritual/faith stuff, and for that you're better off with The Leftovers, which is a show from one of the showrunners of Lost. But hey, like I said, watch it and have your own take on it.

It holds up well now that you can binge it. Filmed on sit the island looks very beautiful for a show 20+ years old.

Yes, but let her know that unlike modern shows, it's a long series that takes its sweet time to set up mysteries and reveal information, and that not everything will be explained throughout the course of the series.

Just watched it with my gf. It still holds up. And basically ask questions get answered. There’s maybe only a small handful of bad episodes out of the entire series. I eventually started to dislike a decent amount of the cast but that’s a me problem

It's pretty good in a bingeable format, smooths out the rough spots and slow parts because you can get into the next episode quickly. I only find it drags by the time they get to the temple in the last season, though of course that's well past the vast majority of the show by that point.

I'm trying not to spoil it, but when the screen goes white and the show title comes up. That was the PERFECT ending.

It holds up well.

Don't binge it.

All these people are lying. It's the first Game of Thrones: excellent show ruined by an awful ending. Don't waste your time.

I hope it's Booneral, just because it'd be quite funny

He's the only actor who didn't show up for the reunion show *Getting Lost* documentary on Tubi a couple years ago. *Everyone* else was represented. Great show by the way.

Don't know why the downvotes, the ending was terrible.

I feel sad for you and other people who could not appreciate the ending. I think it is perfect in every way. I recently got my friend's mom to watch the show and she binged it and also thought the ending was perfect.

The ending was one of the best parts of the show

FWIW I completely agree, watched it all when it aired. Lived through all the questions, intrigue, etc. I think the characters, set, plot lines were awesome! That's why when you get to the end, everything feels contrived; a compelling story with no real meaning (to me). Of course you get down voted because you didn't wrap yourself into the manifest existential dream; that somehow your supposed to guess at, or knowingly accept, by the final episode. The show never represents its plot authentically, and then you're left feeling robbed of the purpose of any of it. That's how I feel at least. I saw the final episode, and have never or will never watch any of it again. The same is true of Prometheus; which IS a sci fi, yet people are way more critical of that movie. They both represent the same sort of emptiness of purpose after telling a somewhat compelling story.

What's the problem with the end of Lost and what does JJ have to do with it?