I desperately need people to give me reasons to keep watching, because whenever I find out something awful is going to happen to my favourite character in a show, I can no longer keep watching. I had been so careful with Lost, trying not to google anything that I didn’t understand—things that have already been explained, but I just didn’t pick up on. I rarely go on TikTok, but I got a notification for something, accidentally clicked it while trying to flick it away, then I thought, “why not have a nosey”. I did not intend to be nosey enough to spoil it all. As soon as I seen the video was a spoiler, I closed the app so fast.

I just feel like I can’t keep watching now, but I really do love the show. It’s one of the first new (for me) shows that I have watched in a very long time, because I generally stick with rewatches and new episodes of the show I’ve been watching for years.

Isn't that only for the people who were on the island to find each other in the afterlife and move on

"Across the Edit" is my attempt at a fan made edit of LOST's season 6 episode 15, "Across the Sea".

This is just a short teaser from the opening of the full re-edit.

I’ve always felt like "Across the Sea" deserved a slightly different treatment. The episode itself was already a pretty bold choice. Putting something this detached from the main story and characters so close to the end was already a risk, and I always respected that. I just kind of wished they went all the way with it, not only with the story itself, but with how the episode was presented and how it felt.

Something closer to what "The Constant" was in its own way. Not necessarily similar in style, but just an episode that feels completely unique inside the show.

For me, the familiar LOST structure and editing reduced the impact of "Across the Sea". I always imagined it as something slower, quieter, more introspective and more visual. Something that lets you sit with the atmosphere a little more, instead of always moving on to the next line or the next piece of information.

That’s basically what I’m trying to do with this edit.

Of course, I’m working completely with footage that already exists, so that makes it difficult sometimes. There are shots I wish lasted longer, scenes I wish could breathe a little more, or just moments where I wish I had more to work with. So a lot of this is really me trying to find a different feeling inside the material that’s already there, and trying to get as close as I can to how I always imagined the episode in my head.

I’m also using music from the earlier seasons of LOST. I felt like that could help balance the different visual and editing style, but also give it a subtle full circle feeling. Something familiar in the music, while the story itself is being presented in a slightly different way.

Still working through the full edit, so I’d genuinely love to hear any thoughts or feedback on the direction so far.

Rewatching Lost for the 2nd time, and in season 1 episode 10 "Raised By Another" around the 30:21 mark a plane can be seen. I wonder if that's a mistake or could it be something intentional?

Have a craving to watch again. What are your thoughts on a third watch through?

Ever left the island during their time at Dharma?

I always assumed they never left from the time they arrived on the island but then I realised Sawyer must have left the island to buy Juliet’s engagement ring. Then I thought maybe Sawyer and Juliet went for little trips off the island on the sub, which I think is kind of sad thinking that they willingly kept returning to the island which had imprisoned both of them. I get at this point they consider it their home but still.

Then I went down a rabbit hole and thought how many of and how often do Dharma folk get off the island and then obviously they had to have a secrecy pledge or something to prevent them telling others about it. They’re getting regular drops of food but do they get to go visit their family and friends for holidays? Do they get paid for their work in addition to getting free housing and food, in which case how did our guys get bank accounts? Do people even get paid into bank accounts in the 70s or did they get cheques in which case they have to cash them? Do they all have a stash of cash under the bed?

None of this really matters to the plot but just wondering how it worked.

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I don't know if I am a golden pass rewatcher but I'm a rewatcher. No other flair suited my post.

First rewatch, still Season 1 but I realized that this show is so easy to binge because there are no long Intros like in From or other shows.

Yes I like good Intros but when I binge a show the just annoy me.

That's it.

Have fun rewatching or watching this magnificent show.

Never seen it before, looks very cool to me!

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bosch-2020-s6e4-part-of-the-deal-with-actor-m-c/id1784367929?i=1000787589101

Rewatching the scene when Richard is trying to recruit Juliette and she says her ex would never allow her to go!! Then she says “ If he were hit by a bus, how about that!? Then, next thing you know, 🚍 WHAM!!!!!! 😵. Now THAT was a chilling scene cuz it happened to fast!!!! lol