Another thought.. (yeah… after many years I am rewatching the show and its still brilliant but some things come up in my head).

So Locke blows up the sub and everybody is devastated because now we cant leave the island. Well, everybody but Ben and John Locke that is ;)

Among them are Jack and Juliette. Devastated because they were about to leave but now they cant.

I wonder why as at least Jack has seen Walt and Michael leave in a boat mere days before the explosion of the sub. So… he forgot about that?????? Or are we dealing with a bit of a loophole?

Ok. Just a thought… if it needs deactivating.. why not simply cut the wire on the beach that goes to it?

Throughout my time watching the series and going back to it, I have tried to better understand Ben and his motives, empathizing with him. Most the time I just can’t get over his manipulative actions and selfish pride, but I also realize he wasn’t taught any better, and I have to admit he is super clever. Thoughts on how y’all feel about him, if you grow to like him or understand him better as his character develops?

LOST has a big cast, let's face it, which means that some characters never got much screen time or backstory, even some especially interesting ones.

So, which recurring characters do you wish had more screentime, backstory, or insight and why?

For me it would probably be:

• Libby, since she's the only main Tailie who hadn't got a centric episode or flashback (heck we don't even know the reason she was in Australia, I believe).

• Keamy. He is the most love-to-hate villain on the show for me, it would have been interesting to see why and how he became so ruthless and evil before being recruited by Widmore.

• Steve and Scott (or is it Scott and Steve?). For being the subject of many recurring jokes on the show, we don't see or know much about either of them. It could have been easy for either of them to have a somewhat big part in a B-Story during an episode, but sadly it never happened.

• Kelvin. Nothing much about his character is important to the story, so it makes sense he was in so few episodes, but more being revealed about him and joining the D.I. might have been good for showing the state of DHARMA right before or after the purge and maybe clearing up the timeline, and he was played by Clancy Brown, need I say more?

• Goodwin never had any backstory revealed, unlike Ethan or many other recurring Others, but I did enjoy his character in the few episodes he was in, probably because I like the actor who plays him. I also found it interesting how everything we did know about him, we found out after he already died.

• Everybody loves Frank, and it's a crime that he never got any centric episode besides (partially) "Confirmed Dead". I would have loved to see him in his days flying for Oceanic and his friendship with Seth Norris (815's Pilot).

• Honorable mentions go to Tom, Aldo, Cindy, Zach and Emma, Karl and Alex, Frogurt, Sullivan (the rash guy) Edward Mars, Anthony Cooper (particularly in his Con-man heyday), and maybe 815's Pilot and some other various redshirts.

After her parents died?

Between whom and in what series was this dialogue:
-Don't worry about me
- It's nice to worry about you.

Hi! Can someone tell me why Micheal wasn't on the church in the last episode? Is it because he killed Ana Lucia and Libby?

This video explores the broad range of parapsychological abilities manifested by characters throughout the series.

https://youtu.be/FpD84fhXhxA

Mines personally Charlie but I also like Boone, Kate, Sawyer and Desmond!

Of all the characters to find "the worst," Mr. Eko is a strange choice. Eko was widely beloved by the show's fanbase, and his story was strongly linked to the mythology of the island, leading many to believe that he would play an important role within the wider context of the story. However, Reddit user LittleBabyQuarantine simply states that "Mr. Eko was the worst character." The creator of the thread agreed, writing, "Agreed. I never got into his backstory." Luckily for them, Eko was disappointingly killed off at the beginning of season three.

Michael is easily one of the most hated of the core survivors, and it's hard to find fans who genuinely like him and/or his storyline. That is, except for M4karov (again). They claim "Michael was a great character and I didn't find him shouting Walt annoying at all." The divisive nature of Michael is wonderfully encapsulated within this one thread. User mon-emer agrees, saying, "I liked Michael and felt he deserved better and less hate. I empathize with him," whereas chucklesfan says "Best of luck finding someone else who likes Michael, there's got to be at least one more of you weirdos out there."

So in the fifth season Eloise tells that the island is moving and that is the reason why the crash survivals was never rescued. So how was it possible to bring people to the island by the Others on the sub? I am just curious because I did not understand this part

With Lost being such a huge success, has anyone heard of there being a spinoff show in the making?

⚠️ Spoilers for final episode of Lost

If you are a language nerd, I highly recommend reading this. If you aren't, read at your own risk (though I still recommend it)

So start with some change of definitions to help with the final point.

Memory (n)- a knowledge of an event that happens at some point in time.

To member (v)- to have a memory .

Rememory (n)- a memory from before.

To remember (v)- to have a memory from the past. Literally, to member again.

So another made-up word, though not the central one of the post, is

To premember (v)- to have a memory from the future. Literally to member before.

And,

Prememory (n)- a memory from later

Take a minute and think about these words: parallel, paranormal, and parasite. They all have the prefix "para-" in common.

Parallel (adj)- lines alongside each other.

Paranormal (adj)- things happening alongside the normal.

Parasite (n)- an organism living alongside its host.

You may get what I'm thinking.

Para- (prefix) - alongside

Finally,

To paramember (v)- to have a memory from the present time or from a parallel universe. Literally, to member alongside.

Paramemory (n)- a memory from alongside.

In the final episode of Lost, this accounts for all the major characters in the alternate reality remembering, or in our new vocabulary paramembering, their Island lives.

Please tell me if that doesn't make sense.