The Most Confusing TV Series Endings Explained
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Date: 2020-07-14
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Savannah
Me and brother were binge watching lost and we just finished it,
I think when Desmond turned the key after Locke destroyed the computer they died. It kinda makes sense because they said the key would make everything go away, the island, the hatch, it didnt seem like it did but maybe it did. It shows later that the man in black did die after Jacob put him in that cave, maybe it was some sort of hell, and the man in black wanted to leave so he could go back to live maybe? Idk, the ending dont really make sense, they were in a world where the plane crash never happened but then it turned in a sort of heaven because they were all dead, thats what I consider it as anyway. There are still a lot of unanswered questions about the show, like the numbers, the polar bear, why pregnant woman die, how the island heals people, why Jacob choose everybody, what did Hurley and Ben do after, and a whole lot more.
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Me and brother were binge watching lost and we just finished it,
I think when Desmond turned the key after Locke destroyed the computer they died. It kinda makes sense because they said the key would make everything go away, the island, the hatch, it didnt seem like it did but maybe it did. It shows later that the man in black did die after Jacob put him in that cave, maybe it was some sort of hell, and the man in black wanted to leave so he could go back to live maybe? Idk, the ending dont really make sense, they were in a world where the plane crash never happened but then it turned in a sort of heaven because they were all dead, thats what I consider it as anyway. There are still a lot of unanswered questions about the show, like the numbers, the polar bear, why pregnant woman die, how the island heals people, why Jacob choose everybody, what did Hurley and Ben do after, and a whole lot more.
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Orfeas
I know for a fact that astrophysics and quantum physics etc. are confusing and require a lot of time to process. But if you watch Lost altogether and really focus on the story you'll figure out what it's about. After the endless struggling on the mystery island, the flashbacks from the characters' past, the rescue of the Oceanic 6 and their return to the island and the slow process of unraveling all the mysteries of the island, one can assume that the most basic goal of pretty much each character in Lost was to find peace (of course with of the Man in Black. So I think the concluding remarks visualized through the flash sideways in Season 6 gave them just that - a peaceful glimpse of their afterlife.
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I know for a fact that astrophysics and quantum physics etc. are confusing and require a lot of time to process. But if you watch Lost altogether and really focus on the story you'll figure out what it's about. After the endless struggling on the mystery island, the flashbacks from the characters' past, the rescue of the Oceanic 6 and their return to the island and the slow process of unraveling all the mysteries of the island, one can assume that the most basic goal of pretty much each character in Lost was to find peace (of course with of the Man in Black. So I think the concluding remarks visualized through the flash sideways in Season 6 gave them just that - a peaceful glimpse of their afterlife.
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Mister
i was fine with the end of lost, until i found out it was supposed to be the afterlife. after they dropped the nuke into that dwell i thought it was a parallel universe (which wouldnt be that exotic for lost standards) and all we see is what happens if the plane doesnt crash, and somehow fate brought them altogether even in that parallel universe. the afterlife idea made it so religious that it just didnt fit with the series that played with ideas such as biomagnetism and timetravel.
what i dont get right now is, wouldnt be the end of the whole series when they dropped the nuke, all that stuff with locke being the monster and so on wasnt even real right?
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i was fine with the end of lost, until i found out it was supposed to be the afterlife. after they dropped the nuke into that dwell i thought it was a parallel universe (which wouldnt be that exotic for lost standards) and all we see is what happens if the plane doesnt crash, and somehow fate brought them altogether even in that parallel universe. the afterlife idea made it so religious that it just didnt fit with the series that played with ideas such as biomagnetism and timetravel.
what i dont get right now is, wouldnt be the end of the whole series when they dropped the nuke, all that stuff with locke being the monster and so on wasnt even real right?
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Gabriel
When I first watched Lost I was really pissed of. It was my favorite show so far but the finale left a bad taste in my mouth. Then, last year I decided to re-watch for pure nostalgia and I have to say that I love the finale now. People (and I) were expecting a sci-fi oriented finale, because the show had some sci-fi elements, but watching it again made me realize how the show was much (much) more focused on the philosophical, religious and dramatic subjects since the 1st episode. I'm so glad I gave it another chance, because it is one of my favorite shows ever. Ending included.
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When I first watched Lost I was really pissed of. It was my favorite show so far but the finale left a bad taste in my mouth. Then, last year I decided to re-watch for pure nostalgia and I have to say that I love the finale now. People (and I) were expecting a sci-fi oriented finale, because the show had some sci-fi elements, but watching it again made me realize how the show was much (much) more focused on the philosophical, religious and dramatic subjects since the 1st episode. I'm so glad I gave it another chance, because it is one of my favorite shows ever. Ending included.
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John
I'm still lost about Lost. But in the ending of the Sopranos tony was definitely killed. That's why the music stopped. He guy came out of the restroom and shot him in the side of the head while he was distracted looking at his daughter. She's the last thing he sees before dying and his whole family watches him get assassinated. The music stopping signifies he died because the show revolved around him. He was the alpha and omega of the show. The beginning and the end
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I'm still lost about Lost. But in the ending of the Sopranos tony was definitely killed. That's why the music stopped. He guy came out of the restroom and shot him in the side of the head while he was distracted looking at his daughter. She's the last thing he sees before dying and his whole family watches him get assassinated. The music stopping signifies he died because the show revolved around him. He was the alpha and omega of the show. The beginning and the end
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Zackary
But thats the thing the lost ending is not confusing in fact I felt it was very satisfying. I dont see how people can get confused when his father says the most important thing you did in your life was meeting these people if you all died then what does he mean? The time you spent riding with them on a plane doing nothing. Honestly I think most people just shut of there brains after he said that he was dead
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But thats the thing the lost ending is not confusing in fact I felt it was very satisfying. I dont see how people can get confused when his father says the most important thing you did in your life was meeting these people if you all died then what does he mean? The time you spent riding with them on a plane doing nothing. Honestly I think most people just shut of there brains after he said that he was dead
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Santar69
I really don't understand the confusion about the Sopranos. Tony said in one episode that there is no afterlife. If you die it all becomes black and that's it. Come on. He said it himself! How much clearer can it be? The diner scene also give a lot of clues with even references to the murder scene in the godfather. I think that the audience just couldn't live with the fact that Tony died.
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I really don't understand the confusion about the Sopranos. Tony said in one episode that there is no afterlife. If you die it all becomes black and that's it. Come on. He said it himself! How much clearer can it be? The diner scene also give a lot of clues with even references to the murder scene in the godfather. I think that the audience just couldn't live with the fact that Tony died.
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Shawn
The night 30 Rock aired it's series finale, I got to interview Judah Friedlander, as he was performing a comedy show at my college. His limo took him right from Rutgers to join the rest of the cast in NYC afterwards. Pretty cool he spent that night hanging with us! If you look at his Instagram(Jan. 31, 2013, you can even see a photo I took with his phone during the show! #myonlyclaimtofame
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The night 30 Rock aired it's series finale, I got to interview Judah Friedlander, as he was performing a comedy show at my college. His limo took him right from Rutgers to join the rest of the cast in NYC afterwards. Pretty cool he spent that night hanging with us! If you look at his Instagram(Jan. 31, 2013, you can even see a photo I took with his phone during the show! #myonlyclaimtofame
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MasterStepz9
I took a break watching lost at halfway through season 3. My sisters continued to watch it and when I caught glimpses of the show I would ask my sisters what was happening and they tell me about alternate futures and pasts and all this time travel shit. It was too much for me and I just gave up on it because it seemed to me that the plot was headed to shit. And I was right
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I took a break watching lost at halfway through season 3. My sisters continued to watch it and when I caught glimpses of the show I would ask my sisters what was happening and they tell me about alternate futures and pasts and all this time travel shit. It was too much for me and I just gave up on it because it seemed to me that the plot was headed to shit. And I was right
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