Is this the finest season-opening episode to any TV series, ever made? Yes the pilot was big budget and non-stop, but this episode perfectly sets the scene for the next two/three series.

Every time I rewatch Lost this is one of those stand-out episodes. And 10 years on still drinking tea out of a dharma mug 🤣

Hey what ever happened to Charlie's Greatest Hits? He wrote them and gave them to Desmond, but did Claire ever get them? And did Aaron ever get the ring?

So...i don't understand why the SENSIBLE brother, MIB, the one who questions everything, turns out to be the LITERAL evil incarnate while Jacob, the pansy ass tard who just accepts everything his mother says, turns out to be "the light, "the good," "the moral," and all that shit. am i the only one who noticed that? what's that about? are the writers trying to imply something?

And that entire story makes no sense. if you try to keep me prisoner in a damn island, i'd pretty much do everything i can to escape too. how is that evil? i mean, does MIB SEEM like a bad person to you? not at all. and isn't he the one initially who was supposed to take over the island instead of Jacob? 🙄🙄🙄

In season 2 we see Walt in the middle of the jungle soaking wet

In what episode are we introduced to Desmond and what episode is “not penny’s boat”?

I was rewatching the series when i came upon episode 15, season 2, in the end of the episode Locke is talking to Ben, and Ben says something that pisses John off, and eventually Locke throws every plate and fork to the ground. While that happened there was a theme in the background I can't recognize, and the page for the episode doesn't say the theme either.

So please, if u know, tell me

Z