The End: Part 2
- Episode aired May 23, 2010
- 43m
IMDb RATING
9.1/10
2.8K
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Locke puts his plan into action, which could liberate him from the island.Locke puts his plan into action, which could liberate him from the island.Locke puts his plan into action, which could liberate him from the island.
François Chau
- Dr. Pierre Chang
- (as Francois Chau)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaABC estimates that 20.5 million unique viewers watched the series finale of Lost during its 2-1/2 hour broadcast. This episode was also the most pirated television episode ever on bit torrent networks, despite the fact that it was simulcasted, without subtitles and at antisocial hours for some viewers because of the time difference, in the UK, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Turkey, Israel, and Canada.
- Crazy creditsThe end credits ran alongside images of what appears to be the wreckage of Oceanic Flight 815 with no living people present. These were not part of the episode; ABC have confirmed that they were added as a soft, nostalgic transition between the ending of Lost and the next show. The images remained in the credits for the DVD and Blu-ray releases, however this did not mean that the survivors died in the initial plane crash or they had been dead all along. It only meant to remind the viewers of the beginning of LOST.
- ConnectionsFeatured in WatchMojo: Top 10 Disappointing TV Show Finales (2014)
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Second time round!
I was young when I first watched this series (when it was first televised) I was confused by the ending, confused by the mysteries, and confused by the mind boggling plots. Yet lost still remained a great show.
12 years down the line I recently took the time out to re watch one of my favourite tv shows growing up. Safe to say I am glad I did, I understand now! I think rather than focusing on what the ending was, the real focus is on the journey I personally took with these characters, the amount of time my heart strings were pulled, and the genius character development behind each individual person. In my opinion lost was ahead of its time, this show paved the way for television series in the present day. From its heart felt moments both happy and sad, from its choice of music individually constructed to set the tone. Not to mention how connected you feel with the past and future of each character on your screen. The last episode is not confusing, it is beautiful. It is the only way for this experience to conclude!
Keep an open mind and let your thoughts run wild, lost is and will remain one of the greats!
12 years down the line I recently took the time out to re watch one of my favourite tv shows growing up. Safe to say I am glad I did, I understand now! I think rather than focusing on what the ending was, the real focus is on the journey I personally took with these characters, the amount of time my heart strings were pulled, and the genius character development behind each individual person. In my opinion lost was ahead of its time, this show paved the way for television series in the present day. From its heart felt moments both happy and sad, from its choice of music individually constructed to set the tone. Not to mention how connected you feel with the past and future of each character on your screen. The last episode is not confusing, it is beautiful. It is the only way for this experience to conclude!
Keep an open mind and let your thoughts run wild, lost is and will remain one of the greats!
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- Jun 21, 2022
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