Episode:
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Scene Synopsis
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05
Jun
21
Vital Scene Template
17
Jul
20
REVIEW FORMAT
11
Jun
20
Vital Scenes Schedule
Here are some of the season 1 scenes that I want to analyze:
Season 1
101
Smokey Kills the Pilot
102
Locke meets Walt (?)
104
Locke’s Legs 1 (When he can use them again)
Locke’s Legs 2 (When they’re hunting and he loses use of them for a second)
Locke Sees Something beautiful
Jack sees Christian 1
105
Jack sees Christian 2, 3
Jack finds Christian’s empty coffin
106
Adam & Eve
108
Christian’s talk with Sawyer
109
Rousseau’s Story
110
Claire’s Vision of Locke’s Black & White Eyes
Richard the Psychic’s message for Claire
114
Walt’s Comic Book
Walt and the bird, Walt and the Polar Bear
116
Locke’s stroy about his sister and his dog
118
Hurley’s conversation with Rousseau about the numbers
The guys Hurley got the numbers from
The Australian lady Hurley talk about the numbers with
119
Locke’s vision of Yemi’s crash, bloody Boone, his mother
Locke losing the use of his legs
Boone’s death, for the Island
120
Boone’s Death, Aaron’s birth
122
Walt telling Locke not to open the Hatch
123
Rousseau’s Dark Territory
The Black Smoke
The Black Rock
The Hurley Bird 1
Smokey meets Locke, tries to take him underground
Locke and Jack’s conversation 2
Season 2
201
Desmond’s Innoculation
Sarah’s Miraculous Recovery
Wet Walt 1
202
Dharma Shark
203
Swan Orientation Film 1
204
205
The Arrow 1
206
Wet Walt 2, 3
207
The Other’s List
The Arrow 2
208
Swan Orientation Film 2
Season 4
507 – The Life & Death of Jeremy Bentham
Walt’s warning (Walt’s Powers 4)
Now this I like. Zap2it wrote their review for The End, and it was great, of course. But hidden in that review was a great theory: Hurley created the Afterlife as a place for everyone to be healed mentally. It’s genius. I would never think of that, but I love it as a theory. I might even believe it.
Here’s a quote from the review:
What does Hurley ever want? For his friends to be happy! So what does he do? Well, he doesn’t build a golf course, he builds a space for them to somehow connect after shuffling off their mortal coil and all end up getting the moments of happiness that eluded them, making connections that had been previously missed, and getting forgiveness once thought impossible.
Check it out here.
– izi
26
May
10
The Scene After the Credits
There’s been a lot (way too much) attention given to the scenes after the credits of the last episode. Look at that, it’s the fuselage with no one around. Oh my god! They’ve been dead the whole time. Seriously? That’s what you want to believe? Even if you thought that for a second didn’t that just make you angry?
Anywho, it’s totally not true, these scenes meant nothing. There’s proof here.
– izi
26
May
10
What Did You Think?
Apparently the finale was a little polarizing. Some people hated it, some loved it. Clearly I’m in the ‘loved it’ category. Now what about you?
You’ll notice that I avoided asking this question until I had my say. I wanted everyone to know that I enjoyed the episode and why before I let any of you rag on it. So now that most of the really angry people have left, what’s the word? Was it satisfying? Do you still love Lost as a whole or did that episode ruin the show for you? What were your favorite, or least favorite parts?
(I would put a poll, but I’d rather hear some real words from you.)
– izi
26
May
10
Not Confused Just Lost 