All I want is a new spinoff series on Lost Universe where Aaron, Clementine, Ji Yeon, Charlie Hume and some new characters entangled themselves in an entirely new adventure that'll be somehow revealed to be connected to the Island, loosely or directly whatever, and within the period of each season they're going to know about how they're connected to one another and may be few cameos from Kate, Claire, and Sawyer in their(Aaron, Clementine etc.) before-adventure life hinting how they acted like they moved on but somehow always remembering their loved ones from the island and having in some sort of pain that makes the children somehow hate but also deep down curious about the island. In this series, creators can explore more of Walt's darkness and how he end up being the new protector after Hugo or a protector's assistant after Ben.

It'll be the cherry on top moment if they show in the penultimate episode of the series finale or throughout each episode of final season or something, children's revealing how the remaining original characters died. Also the death of Hugo and Ben due to Walt's fault or something like that.

They can also explore origin of the Heart of the Island and Mother and what she was really afraid of unleashing from that crack. VFX has been advanced nowadays plus there are shows like Stranger Things, so I believe they can easily pull that off if they put their all in it.

And lastly, they should show the ending of the rest of the original characters in such a way that it doesn't ruin the true essence of the finale of Lost, rather elevates it to greater heights. 😌

What do you think?

I came here from entering a link and hello

First time looking into Lost information and I am blown away in awe with this forum! I love it all!

Who was worse? Shannon step Mom, Sabrina or Walt’s Mom, Susan

Dr. Leslie Arzt's name is literally "Doctor Leslie Doctor" because Arzt means Doctor in German

Is the map that Sawyer (Lafluer) drew for Radzinsky in Follow the Leader, the same map that Radzinsky drew on the Hatch door for Lockdown?

Only watched season one. Favorite characters are Shannon and Boone

I guess there would be no show without it but i find myself in a conundrum trying to understand why the hostiles didn’t just introduce themselves to the 815 survivors and asked for bens spinal surgery to be done. Also find it a bit strange that there were so many structures and buildings on the island, yet as of season two, despite walking around the island a lot, they had only found two hatches.

So I’ve just finished watching lost for the first time and i still find that there are some holes in the show. First of all, I feel as if you can really tell that they were writing as they went. The intentions of the smoke monster are so unclear until they give its backstory in season 6. Why did it kill the pilot and echo? We don’t even know. Another question, where did those flying fire arrows come from in season 5? And are we just supposed to believe that that + the boat exploding killed all of the side characters? Still quite confused about what exactly Desmond was trying to do in the heart of the island. Lastly, how did Widmore get rich? He left the island when he was probably around 40 years old without any college education and then became a millionaire. I feel as if the last season doesn’t quite match with everything that happened in the rest of the show. Everything was kinda normal until they introduced the heart of the island and then it was just weird. Actually i have another question, what was Widmores intention coming back to the island in season 6? Anyway, I know that was a lot… Thank you for listening to my ted talk I guess.

Speaking of deaths, Charlie's is widely considered one of the saddest and most tragic in the show's history. However, some people continue to have problems with it owing to the logistics behind the event itself. A Reddit user (whose name has since been deleted) sums it up nicely, claiming, "The 'Not Penny's Boat' scene is way too overrated IMO. Even if Charlie didn't close the door, the water would still only flood about halfway up the room until it stopped (water wouldn't rise above the porthole)."

So I assume most of you are aware of the show "Marvel's What If?" that explores alternate scenarios in the MCU. Hypothetically, if Damon, Carlton and the team were to make a similar show, exploring alternate situations in the mythology of the show, what alternate scenarios would you want to see?

As for me I'd like to see what would happen if:

• If Jacob was the "evil" twin and the Man in Black was the "good" twin.

• Jack dying in the Pilot episode as was originally planned.

• If the Island had not cured Locke's paralysis.

• If Ben had not kidnapped Alex.

• If Charles Widmore not been exiled from the island.

• The Others actually being feral jungle-dwellers rather than being advanced as they were by the time of the crash.

• Eko's story arc that was planned had AAA not decided to leave the show.

• If Ben had sent Goodwin to the middle section survivors and Ethan to the tailies.

• Ben surrendering himself to Keamy rather than letting Alex die.

• Had The Others successfully obtained Aaron.

• If Frank Lapidus piloted 815 as he was scheduled to. Would he have died in the same time and way as Seth Norris or would he have survived longer?

• If Jack, Kate, Hurley and Sayid not time travelled back to 1977 during Ajira's crash.

• If Locke had not time-flashed and fully became the leader of the Others.

• If Ben didn't kill Locke or Jacob.

So what are some alternate scenarios you'd like to see? I'd love to hear them.

Other than watching it the regular way it aired or in chronological order with the flashbacks happening before the show. I've started a rewatch for the show and I was thinking I might start season 6 off by watching Across The Sea first to get the Mib/Jacob backstory told first and then see everything in the present (bar Ab Aeterno), so I was just curious is there an interesting way of watching it by placing certain episodes earlier or later in a season? Because I might try and do it with some other episodes aswell.

I'm also thinking of watching Further Instructions before The Glass Ballerina in Season 3.

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.