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FULL EARLY ACCESS: Lost 5x16/5x17 "The Incident" Full Reaction (Patreon)

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Ed Green

Remember in episode 2x21 when you said 'We're not going to go all Supernatural and meet the Devil'?... The Disney+ foreign subtitles fail strikes again. What Richard said to Ilana was the Latin for 'he who will save us all', which only adds to the God thing. Maybe he would have saved Juliet too if he had been in her flashback. 'The Man in Black' is indeed the nickname fans gave to Jacob's companion when this first aired. Great minds think alike. It's partly based on that being the name given to the main antagonist of Stephen King's The Dark Tower series (Lost is partly inspired by his 'The Stand' novel). It's also the opening 4 words of that series. (He was also named 'Esau' by fans). I think you called him Radcliffe when he first appeared, rather than Agent Blake. Titus Welliver does look a bit like John Hannah though. With the talk of him taking the forms and memories of the dead, it reminds me of a character from another show - you might say 'I don't think there's a human word fabulous enough for him'. Which isn't an endorsement. In one of the shows I've been recommending, a character giving birth is asked to imagine the baby is something comforting like a unicorn and she says 'that's a big horse with a horn!' Light Is Not Good indeed - maybe you're right about Jacob not being either. As Ben said, 'Dead is dead. You don't get to come back from that. Not even here.' No resurrections this time. Also from that episode, 'Locke' told Sun 'I'm the same man I've always been.' He didn't tell her which man that was. Any time you want something horrible to happen to Radzinsky, remember how he's going to die: by shooting himself in the hatch. I'm grateful for your schedule timing. Phil's death is extra satisfying when it's only been days since he tried to kill Beckett and Castle. It wouldn't, of course, be the last time Michael Emerson played a character who considered killing a godlike figure.

liamcatterson

I swear there's a list of comments I have made that will bite me later on that has been made hahaha. Yeah I realised a few moments after I confused Titus to John Hannah haha. But yeah, he isn't the first Man in Black I have encountered in my reacting journey. Such a shame about Westworld. And yep, Dead is indeed Dead. Which does reinforce the idea of Christian being dead all this time because dead is dead.