ABC 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.
The stained glass window in the church shows symbols of the following faiths: the star and crescent of Islam, the Star of David (Judaism), the Aum (widely used as a symbol of Hinduism, but also present in Buddhism and Jainism), the Christian cross, the Dharmacakra (Buddhism) and the Yin/Yang disk (Taoism).
According to Jorge Garcia's podcast "Geronimo Jack's Beard", when filming the final scene, several decoys were created by the production staff. Extra "Santa Rosa" vans were added in the parking lot, the scene was referred to in documents as "Sun and Jin's Wedding", and a woman who resembled Sun walked around in a wedding dress.
The plug in the Heart has markings on it, the clearest of which is some cuneiform script - a form of writing used for a very long time by different civilizations in the area that is now Iraq, notably Akkadian/Sumerian language groups C5000-1000BC.
Sawyer says to Jack "Why don't you come down from the mountain and tell us what the burnin' bush said." In the Biblical book of Exodus, the burning bush is the location at which Moses was appointed by God to lead the Israelites out of Egypt and into Canaan. "Come down from the mountain" refers to the later story of Moses, descending from Mount Sinai while carrying the stone tablets upon which God wrote the Ten Commandments.
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