LOST | 20th Anniversary
↳ On September 22, 2004 at 4:16 P.M., Oceanic Flight 815, carrying 324 passengers, deviated from its original course and disappeared over the Pacific Ocean. All passengers were missing, presumed dead.
made up a random comic idea literally an hour ago bc I am Free and I can do things now.
I was thinking of having my OC Lost with his TV head and all, but ehhh. It may fit the thematic theming if he looked more ghostly. It's a short story where I don't want the audience to ask more questions than necessary.
Six hours in, our radio went out. No-one could see us. We turned back to land in Fiji. By the time we hit turbulence, we … we were a thousand miles off course. They're looking for us in the wrong place.
20 years ago today, on September 22 2004, Lost premiered and my favourite thing in the world was introduced to the world. No other tv show has impacted me like Lost and no other show ever will. I first watched Lost in early 2010 and from the moment I laid eyes on it my little autistic brain went crazy. Lost means more to me than almost anything and I genuinely don’t know who I would be without it.
Lost’s two part Pilot is a perfect start to the show. Expertly setting up the characters, mysteries, and tone. TV as we know it wouldn’t be the same without Lost, and its impact can be felt in just about every show that came after it. I can barely describe how amazing it is because I’m just so overwhelmed with love.
I still maintain that Lost is one of the greatest pieces of fiction ever created and I feel bad for those who thought the ending “ruined it” because they’ll never realise just how cathartic and important the show - and its finale - are.
Here are my slightly dodgy Lost themed baked goods that actually turned out way better than I thought they would lol.
explaining the gravity falls renaissance/billford to my mom in terms she can understand
"imagine if suddenly everyone you know was talking about LOST again. and over half those people were obsessed with shipping the smoke monster and john locke. because they were canon now. that's basically what's happening."
Thinking about how the Yellowjackets plus Travis were rescued in 98, then only a few years later (2004) LOST premiered on ABC. I can’t imagine what that must’ve felt like for them, the distress it would’ve caused, especially since it was considered THE show of 2000s. Like before every show tried to be like Game of Thrones, LOST was considered the gold standard of television.