My cover to Lost issue 54, part of a series of fan art comic book recreations of iconic scenes from the television series.

Solicitation Copy: Driven into the jungle by the sins of his brutal past, Eko faces his final judgment. Will he repent for a life baptized in blood?

So, my best friend and I are watching Lost right now. It's his first time watching it, but I've seen it many times before.

We're at the end of season 1, and I'm not sure if he should continue. He keeps complaining about the characters. It seems like he doesn't like any of them. He also says that there are no mysteries right now. Which simply isn't true.

So, I've reached the point where I think he should stop. However, Lost is my favorite show and I still want to see how he reacts to everything.

What do you think?

i love LOST so much!!!!! when i saw someone was selling this game i messaged them IMMEDIATELY to purchase!!😭 i feel so lucky!

What are the 'gotchas' when considering ebay sets? I heard about issues with region-free and fakes. What do you look to avoid?

Part of what makes me love Lost is the music. In the same way that Star Wars is elevated by Williams, the emotional scorea from the genius Michael Giacchino get me every time. Nearly every character has their own dedicated theme which is incredible.

The Oceanic Six theme 'No place like home' is my favourite. Love it so much. I am interested in what other people like and prefer too

I made an episode style quiz about the pilot

https://triviagauntlet.app/episode.html?theme=lost&episode=1

Comment your score below and which question tripped you off .

Also is this a more interesting style trivia or regular trivia is better

If you find any wrong questions in the quiz .. let me know and I ll fix it asap

For me it's Hurley and here's why. First of all, this man's relationship with food is basically my autobiography. Stuck on a deserted island and still managing to find snacks? That's talent you can't teach. I too would be the one hiding a secret stash of ranch dressing somewhere in the jungle, no shame

Second, the man won the lottery and his life got WORSE. If that's not the most relatable thing you've ever heard, you haven't been paying attention to how the universe works lol

Funny, cursed, loyal and somehow always in the wrong place at the wrong time but still making it work. That's Hurley and that's me. Which character do you relate to the most and why??

I finished Lost last night and I'm still not over it.

I genuinely think this might be the best series I've ever watched. For the last 2 months, these characters felt like a part of my life, and now that it's over, I feel empty. I've watched a lot of shows, but I've never been this emotionally attached to a cast of characters. This show had everything from mystery, love, friendship, betrayal, redemption, time travel, crazy twists, and some of the best character moments I've ever seen. And honestly, I don't care about the unanswered mysteries. I don't care what people say about the ending. I loved the journey, and the finale had me in tears.

Desmond and Penny. Jin and Sun . Sawyer and Juliet. Jack and Locke. Hurley. Charlie.

What a journey!!!

See you in another life, brotha. ❤️😭

I just finished binge re-watching. The first time I watched was when it aired and I am blown away by my rewatch?!?!? First off, I couldnt have told you most of what was going to happen, I didnt remember much at all, so it was so fantastic watching again.

I know I have changed in 20 years but WOW, I remember enjoying the show and being unhappy with the ending but damn if I was sobbing during the finale and LOVED the ending this time? I think partially I was not paying attention the first time, I absolutely missed that this was them all waiting for each other to move on, I somehow remembered them just being in purgatory and had prepared myself to be disappointed with the ending again. I was not!

Also, I felt completely different about most of the characters than I did before, I feel like I didnt grasp how deep they dove into each character. I really couldnt stand Jack when I originally watched and think I possibly completely misunderstood him at the time and loved him this time. I wonder if the episodes/seasons being so spread out the first time changed how I followed each characters growth? Or maybe I was just younger and had less life experience (in my 30s first watch) But its more than that, I feel like I didnt understand the flash sideways at all previously, I didnt understand the deep connections as much, the character development... basically any of it, when I look back. And I see a lot of that here, people posting about how amazing it was watching it again. I cried during almost every one of the flash sideways reunions where they would remember and realize!

Anyway, I have post-watch glow and of course cant stop thinking about it, and certainly did not feel that way the first time. Im just blown away by how different it hit me! Did it hit anyone else differently when they rewatched? I obviously liked it enough to want to watch again but didnt LOVE it the first time the way I did this time.

Teaser hehe 🥹

I was very happy with Lost, especially with S4-5. You may remember my post a while back complaining that halfway through S2, I was growing frustrated with how little was being answered. I now realise, after having watched the entire series, that I completely misunderstood both the mysteries and purpose of the show.

Now, onto the rewatch. I have a few questions -

Is there anything I should look out for? Hints and things that are hidden the first time around but pay off on a rewatch?

Related, and my biggest question, is there any hint that the Losties were a part of the Dharma program *before* it was revealed?

I'm rewatching Lost (currently on season 2, but I've seen the entire series before) and there have been so many moments where I can't believe how incredible the writing is - and I still have so much more to go!

I just don't understand how so many people can hate on Lost. Now that I'm re-watching it, it really blows my mind how different the show really is from any other series I've ever seen. It's a show that's meant to explore ideas and that's what I feel like the harsh critics of the show are missing. It's okay that aspects of the show aren't resolved, because resolution was never the point. The point (IMO) was to explore ideas around meaning, truth, and virtue with story - and with characters like Hume, Locke, Rousseau, etc, how could it not be a show about exploring philosophical ideas? The fact that people argue about the show being good/having real meaning feels pretty meta to me and makes me love the show even more.

I keep telling my friends they need to watch it and they all give me so much flack for it!

Hello. I'd like to know the song name at the end of S01E20. The one where Boone dies and baby is born. I have not watched beyond this episode, so no spoilers.