Lost - SERIES FINALE! - 5/23/10


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Busy week. never got to post about the finale.

Thanks to BafflingBeerMan for hosting all these discussions. It's been fun!

The end is just the beginning.


 

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Okay, haven't started working of "We Didn't Start The Light," the parody of "We Didn't Start the Fire," but I was inspired (i.e. bored) to write this:

"Man in Black" Parody of The Rolling Stones "Paint it Black"

I see a small boy and I think, The Man in Black
No colors in his clothes, he is called Man in Black
His real mother was killed by CJ at the time of birth
We are not given his name for what that is worth

He sees a group of men and they're all corrupt, black
He desires to leave Island, never to come back
Jacob cannot stop him, tries to turn him away
Because there are rules that they follow every day

Games, they like to play, Jacob and the Man in Black
One side white, and whatelse, the other side is black
Man in Black he fade away when thrown in the cave of Light
Jacob and he got into a really big bro fight

No more MiB, just the big bad smokey thing
Jacob could not foresee this happening to him

If we look hard enough over the entire haul
The smoke will judge you first before he kills us all

I see a small boy and I think, The Man in Black
No colors in his clothes, he is called Man in Black
He just wants to leave the Island in his Fake Locke clothes
But we all go to hell if his darkness goes

Tik, tik, tik,...

He wanna see the outside, outside world
Man in Black, Man in Black
He wanna see Island sunken down from the sea
He appears as some dead men, dead mean, dead men, Black
Yeah!

Tik, tik, tik,...


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Why do you continually call him "MiB" when his name was Samuel.


 

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Why do you continually call him "MiB" when his name was Samuel.
Because that was never said on the show.

In fact, the producers said that they decided not to tell us, the general audience, his name, because they think it makes him a more intriguing character.

So yeah, his name was Samuel in the script, but like how Edward Norton's character is called Jack in the script for Fight Club, but never named as such on screen, the audience and pop culture will refer to the character as being nameless.

It might be insidery knowledge that his name was intended to be Samuel, but it is not exactly canon. It would be the same for things we have learned from deleted scenes.


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Here's a question: If everyone we saw that was connected to the Island is not a construct (ala Faraday, Ms. Hawking), then what happened to Keamy and his crew when they were "killed?" Do they start over? Or go to that bad place that is oh so hot?


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Why do you continually call him "MiB" when his name was Samuel.
While all of us cool kids know that the name in the script was Samuel, since it was never used on the finished product by producer's decision that just makes it trivia; not canon. Ever since his first appearance he was named MiB so that is what's stuck. Besides, to be fair, Samuel really only refers to the boy/man running around the island before he was tossed into the light. Whether or not he was truely "Samuel" after is up for debate.


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Here's a question: If everyone we saw that was connected to the Island is not a construct (ala Faraday, Ms. Hawking), then what happened to Keamy and his crew when they were "killed?" Do they start over? Or go to that bad place that is oh so hot?
Big "if". I think if baby Aaron is a construct, then I'd think Keamy and crew were as well.


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Big "if". I think if baby Aaron is a construct, then I'd think Keamy and crew were as well.
Agreed. Since it was said that they "built that place" so they could meet up again, then I get the feeling they wouldn't be able to force Keamy and company into being part of it.


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It also begs the question if Keamy and his crew were who Jin was originally supposed to deliver the watch to and he incorporated into it the world, or if he just needed a big bad and used Keamy. Which would make some sense, since Keamy was the one who "killed" Jin on the Freighter, via the explosion.


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Chuck Klosterman (pop cultrue raconteur and Lost fan) has an interesting theory: the real reason why everything happened, that all the crazy stuff happened, was to get Jack's soul to move on. That is, forces from the great beyond, caused the plane to crash in the real world and get Jack to meet these people (and I supposed for those people to meet everyone else) so in the next plane of existance, he can settle his flaws and he can move on.

A twist on the flash-sideways. Not sure if agree with that, because it seems like that is placing the effect before the cause.


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I did not watch LOST for any of its six seasons. However, with the advent of the series finale, I started watching Season 1 on the ABC site, then I saw the Season 6 finale and I was like ... HUH?!

My favorite characters:

Favorite Female Character: Danielle Rousseau (how can anyone NOT love Mira Furlan?!)

Favorite Male Character: Vincent (*waggles eyebrows*) ((Like you didn't see THAT coming?!))



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Anyone feel slightly sad for MiB?

His mother was killed just after he was born, he's been told that he can't leave for some arbitrary reason and then gets turned into a smoke monster.

I'd probably start killing people too if it got me off that island.


 

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I did not watch LOST for any of its six seasons. However, with the advent of the series finale, I started watching Season 1 on the ABC site, then I saw the Season 6 finale and I was like ... HUH?!
That would be the same for any series where you only watched the beginning and the end. You missed the greatness of the meaty seasons 2-6 in your Lost sandwich.


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That would be the same for any series where you only watched the beginning and the end. You missed the greatness of the meaty seasons 2-6 in your Lost sandwich.
Especially the meat known as Desmond!


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Especially the meat known as Desmond!
You're man-crush just went to oogy.

Last night I had a Lost dream. From what I could make sense of it, it seems Jack and Locke were given a real second chance to redo their time together. But this time they had special "Jacob-Like" powers, and sang a buddy-song duet before diving into the ocean. Then things became somewhat reminiscent of the video for Radiohead's Pyramid Song. And then things got weird.


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You're man-crush just went to oogy.

Last night I had a Lost dream. From what I could make sense of it, it seems Jack and Locke were given a real second chance to redo their time together. But this time they had special "Jacob-Like" powers, and sang a buddy-song duet before diving into the ocean. Then things became somewhat reminiscent of the video for Radiohead's Pyramid Song. And then things got weird.
Lost: The Musical?


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I think the article, or the people doing the research, missed the point entirely. It wasn't that people loved the frequency of the ads, but rather the way the ads celebrated the show.

Come on, it's one of the biggest shows ever done, with one of the most anticipated finales, ever! If you pay homage, or reference the show while it's going on, then yeah, the viewers are going to love you for it. Did Target's ads raise the bar for ingenuity in advertising? I think so. But it wasn't watching the ad repeatedly that made it a success. Clever sells (and gets peoples attention). Why is that so hard for these people to wrap their head around?


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I think the article, or the people doing the research, missed the point entirely. It wasn't that people loved the frequency of the ads, but rather the way the ads celebrated the show.

Come on, it's one of the biggest shows ever done, with one of the most anticipated finales, ever! If you pay homage, or reference the show while it's going on, then yeah, the viewers are going to love you for it. Did Target's ads raise the bar for ingenuity in advertising? I think so. But it wasn't watching the ad repeatedly that made it a success. Clever sells (and gets peoples attention). Why is that so hard for these people to wrap their head around?
I agree. Except for the Super Bowl, I can't remember the last time at least a few ads were tailored specifically for the show it was airing during.


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I agree. Except for the Super Bowl, I can't remember the last time at least a few ads were tailored specifically for the show it was airing during.
That was the most colossally dangling preposition I have ever witnessed.

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That was the most colossally dangling preposition I have ever witnessed.

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Gal likes your dangler!


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Gal likes your dangler!
HA HA, dangly parts!


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