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Bunny

Having strangers in the house redoing windows today.... Needed my Lost! Thank you! It's too loud in here and there are people in my space!! Oh well... Back to Lost... My cats need the normalcy from Lost as well

Jim P

Lost plays with preconceived notions so well. I can't wait until you get into later seasons.

Katie Niekamp

"Walt's dad, is that you?" I laughed so hard at this, absolutely diabolical

Rachel

These reactions can’t come fast enough! I haven’t re-watched Lost in YEARS and it’s still one of my favorite shows of all time. There are so many moments I can’t wait for y’all to get to!

Bunny

Scarface....His name is John Locke... Like the English philosopher 😎

Jim P

I watched this reaction today with my wife (who does not watch reaction videos). However, Lost being one of her favorite shows, I’m now only allowed to watch these reactions with her and all her snarky comments of “really, just you wait!”.

theotherhelenkim

Fun fact: The Korean dialogue in these early seasons was a goldmine of accidental comedy that made the show go viral in South Korea! The actress playing the wife was natively fluent, but the actor playing the husband (Daniel Dae Kim) grew up in the US and had to aggressively relearn the language for Lost. The dialogue had been translated super literally from English to Korean so it sounded a bit weird anyway, but he also said it with a super stiff, unnatural accent. Still, Korean audiences were so thrilled to hear their language on a massive American show that they completely embraced it, turning his intensely dramatic yet awkward delivery into hilarious memes and parody videos.

DarrenJC

Damo’s brain was in the Bermuda Triangle in the intro 😂

Merri-gal

He was great in Hawaii 5-0 and produced The Good Doctor (another good show).

Merri-gal

Happy to rewatch this amazing series. Really enjoying your detective work in the Intro/Outro for each episode. I’m watching the uncuts, and using the cut versions like podcasts for my commute. Keep pulling at all the threads. The music is helpful and also a red herring at times (per the writers), which can be diabolical.