Lost - Jack meets his father in the Flash-Sideway [6x18 - The End Part 2]

[@MagicJacket]

One of the most beautiful scenes ever put on camera. From the best show ever made.

[@i-work-at-enron]

I can't remember a series finale that ever made me this emotional. Screw everyone that hated it

[@gavinburke2572]

"...............I died too!" hits me right in the feels!!!!!

[@KarlanKaiza]

Me too 🥺🥺🥺😭😭😭😭 see Jack finally understand what happen Is so sad and beautiful, he Is a Great character And Is a beautiful fact that the character Who explain all yo jack, Is His father.

[@TheHalloweenKing]

I show this to everybody that says the island wasn’t real. He clearly states the island was real. He couldn’t have been more clearer. I don’t get why people think the island wasn’t real.

[@Filipee2010]

Eu faço isso sempre amigo.

[@pnut3844able]

Bc they didn't pay attention or just weren't smart enough to understand

[@alecwaddy]

@@pnut3844ableDisagree, it was an easy plot to follow. No intellect needed, just appreciation.

[@pnut3844able]

@@alecwaddy I agree, which makes it worse when people can't follow it

[@KarlanKaiza]

They are stupids hajaha

[@girlfrmars]

and there’s still people that think they were dead the whole time. christian literally explains it all. “everything that’s ever happened to you is real. those people in the church, they’re all real.” “everyone dies. some of them before you, some long after you.” “the most important part of your life was the time that you’ve spent with these people.”

[@jimmy2k4o]

Those people watched some of season 1 and came back and watched the finale out of morbid curiosity. People think the “they’re dead the whole time” thing is clever and they’re clever for figuring it out. Try telling them they’re wrong…….

[@victorpradha9946]

The reason why Jack did NOT fully "awaken" even after his interactions with an awakened Kate & John' is because Jack's journey of immense guilt and personal burden of regret began with his relationship with his father. He resented that his father ever said to him "You don't have what it takes, Jack". He resented that his father called out, from the beginning that Jack's relationship with Sara was rooted in Jack finding purpose and meaning in "fixing things". Jack felt personal responsibility for sending his father on his final, fatal bender after providing devastating testimony that his father was so drunk when performing surgery that it caused the medical mistake costing a patient's life. Jack blamed himself for wrongly accusing his father of having an affair with Sara, which sent him on that relapse that presumably preceded his father performing that surgery while intoxicated. Jack went to Sydney to bring his father back and failed at that...not only because his father had died before Jack got there, but also because he "lost" his father's body and never brought him home. Jack needed to forgive himself and be forgiven for the many "wrongs" that occurred between himself and his father. This is why the scene at the end is so cathartic and powerful and why Jack did not awaken until then.

[@Onigirli]

"Jack blamed himself for wrongly accusing his father of having an affair with Sara," I don't really think that was a significant source of pain for Jack, lol. But I agree

[@LuzJulianna]

Thank you for this.

[@victorpradha9946]

@@LuzJulianna This is ONLY one interpretation of Jack's journey to awakening. There are many viable ones here and elsewhere. LOST did something few shows rarely ever attempt. They killed off all the principals and then did a deep dive into the psychological trappings (what Buddhists and Hindus would call attachments and Christians call non-forgiveness) that keep their "Souls" wedded to their physical identities and all the baggage that comes with that. The sideways realm was where we work through that baggage, our sense of failure in ourselves and towards others. In the end, it's about remembering, forgiving, and letting go...to shed all our worldly attachments and entanglements. It is like a buoyant soul freeing itself of the anchors that have kept it weighed own in mortal existence.

[@brentleysadiki358]

Try watching this after you lose someone 😮‍💨

[@johntbaker529]

My father died when I was 15 in 2001. This show, and scene wrecked me then and wrecks me still.

[@radi2986]

My father just passed on Dec 20 .. I feel you

[@TheFlixxer]

My father passed away 2016 on Christmas Eve. I was there with him and got to tell him I love him before he died, but I always have dreams that he comes back. I've never realized how much this scene is like those dreams I have. I'd give anything to see him one more time.

[@TJGarvey]

This is so true. Watched LOST with my Dad while I was growing up as it aired. He died in 2022 and now watching this….wow…no words

[@a.b.c.9]

Hey kiddo... 💔 ❤

[@sdwaltz]

Get me every time.

[@ptjuare81]

Tear jerker.

[@ihavetwofaces]

John Deere industrial Tear Extractor with patented Hydro-Flo technology. Every time I see this it's like Cristiano Ronaldo has kicked my emotions' testicles wearing steel-toed boots after they called his mom a slut. And they haven't even gone upstairs to see the rest of the survivors yet 😢

[@ryanmulcahey9810]

I love this scene so much. The acting, the music, everything is just perfect.

[@holierthanu1]

"The how are you here right now?" 'How are you here?' The impact of that is like a freight train even this long after the show ended. LOST was a god damn masterpiece.

[@JayRTownsend96]

It's the "so how are you here right now?" and the response, "how are you here?" which does it for me 😢

[@notehead9000]

i died too ;_;

[@jimmy2k4o]

I don’t believe in afterlife and not sure if I want there to be one. But if I’m wrong, I hope if there is one this is how it works……I don’t remember my death, life seems normal until my dad (1969-2015) walks up to me and gently reminds me what happened to me and is there to hug me while I come to terms with the initial shock, fear and confusion. My dad called me “Trouble” but pronounced it “troub-bellllllllll” “Allright, Troub-bell….how’s tricks” Hearing those words over my shoulder and knowing who was standing there before turning would be, to me, what I want to hear more than god himself. Except maybe Tom Cruise, if my dad is busy banging Raquel welsh or something during my orientation day, I hope Tom is there to fill in. He’s the only man that comes close to Dad.

[@con2mms2000]

💯

[@joeylittle3535]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@sturmfuhrer56]

this is so good I wish the afterlife was real.

[@aliciaredditt]

Maybe not this particular afterlife, but the afterlife does exist. And it is nothing but love and peace there ❤

[@Jeminids]

If there is an afterlife I hope it’s like this

[@con2mms2000]

I never liked this B side story about being dead and all that BS, but this scene was incredibly amazing 🍻 The actors did just great.

[@eher124037]

That is all fiction. You want to know what is there in the after life? It is call judgement day. If you don’t want your soul to go to waste, then put your faith in Jesus. He is the only way to eternal life.

[@insouciantforce7640]

So you just go around video to video to post stuff like this? That's not how you're going to reach people.

[@eher124037]

You do as you wish and I will do what I will do. It is call free will buddy.@@insouciantforce7640

[@1747CT]

how do you know, you've been there?

[@eher124037]

Have faith and you will be@@1747CT

[@yanastase]

Say its fiction Then Go in religious stuff

[@tristanchambers5975]

This is what we needed… Closure between these two… Great ending. 🥹