Lost Elevator - Saturday Night Live 

Bruh i was just about to watch se7en

I know he's playing a character but he really looked he was having the most fun ever on a sketch LOL

I think that "spoilers" ends after 6 months. This chick was years behind.

@@danagray9709 😂

Lies again? Boxing Match

Tooba Ahmed peralta you’re a genius

Genius/Detective

Ahh I found this comment an dgt replies and I'm ammaazzed

Oh damn, oh damn, OOOH DAMN

Thanks dad

Jemster Or the slowest elevator.

gotta be the slowest for Maya's character to have been able to run up the stairs and still catch it. Again up *not* down. Up!!!

Jemster cue burj Khalifa

Or maybe this has to be a comedy sketch on snl

Why was I so sure that the elevator was going down?

Wasn't that a docter who episode?.... it sure sounds like one

That would be genius, why didn't the skit have that?

It does, though.

Better than no ending at all, I suppose.

I actually met a guy who talked to Jr Abrahams and he validated the hell theory

@@comedianfunnyguy1232 that might be why he looked so sure of himself in the skit when he said purgatory

@@ryanblair8805 yea it is thats what I was thinking the certainty he has

yeah it must be so annoying for famous people to simply go outside

"We knew it was actually about a... glowing puddle of piss with a drain plug all along"

Well, we knew...the writers had no idea what it was.

the biggest mystery to this day is why people were watching the fucking thing

@@ThatPianoNoob come on. Intial seasons were good and the opening episode is one of the best ones. That's how people got hooked and getting off the hook is really difficult. But after a couple of seasons even writers "Lost" their way... Amirite?

@@sammed92 ive only watched episode 1.. I've lost interest on those mystery shows years earlier because every single one of them either gets cancelled or devolves into absolute nonsense. Like Buffy, charmed, Stargate (for some reason), X-files; just off the top of my head.

That would be me haven’t seen this show

You mean “waste of time”. That ending was BS. So many questions left unanswered.

Never watched it, still enjoyed the skit!

Well the mid 00s to early 10s haha. 2004 - 2010. Back when we appreciated tv shows more as we had to wait months for answers, one episode a week, no binging a season in a day or two. That said the fact we used to watch 20 episodes of a tv show back then over 3 to 4 months a year and then they'd have a new season out 7 months later was just madddd. Lower budgets I guess. Imagine if a Netflix show or HBO show had 20 episode seasons in 2022.

Back when Lost was still funny.

That would have been funnier

I thought the elevator would get "Lost" too. But I was open to how that would happen. This was good but by titular expectation, it was a little disappointing. Good thing the Live version doesn't give sketch titles. 😂

This is also why I clicked on it I need this sketch made

ME TOO!! Hahahaha

There's a movie like that

Swapnil Narendra oh boy 😂 You should check it out after 20 years

6 is afraid of 7 cos 7 8 9

Gwyneth's head is not in the box...

@Positive kid no, Gwyneth Paltrow's head is still on her neck

“What’s in the box” 👩🏼⤵️📦with there baby

Fred is amazing!

Maya is always gorgeous

She's so pretty

@@vintage7919 The girl of his dreams told him that she’s not into incels.

That blouse...

She's still gorgeous.

cool cool cool cool

Leanne you should it's amazing except for the last season.

i thought u got bruises on your face

Looks alot like freddie prince jr. or whatever to me.

@@AshishSharma-nm5eo Nah, it started going downhill before that, because of exactly this.

You should check it out. It was great.

+AAD Except it wasn't.

No it wasn't

The writers had to go to this sketch to give it some type of meaning because the guy was right: It had none. For me it was obvious by the middle of season 2. Stop watching it. I can spot tv-shit-shows a mile away. Where is this guy now? I didn't even knew who he was eheh.

AAD nope it wasn't. Everything that happened on the island was real And then they were in purgatory till all of them died.

AAD READ THIS, THE ISLAND WAS REAL www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/11084320/Lost-10-years-on-all-the-mysteries-explained.html

First season: Best show ever Season Two: WTF? Stopped watching during season three. Huge disappointment. Kept adding more stuff without even trying to make sense of the earlier episodes.

Actually it was all purgatory

No it wasn’t all purgatory! Why are people still spreading this misinformation..

@@ninov7795 So what was it?

@@MrEazyE357 Everything was real, except the Flash Sideways in Season 6. THAT was purgatory, but everything else really happened.

Kate McKinnon and Melissa V. and Heidi Gardner for me right now. Even though Kate and Melissa V. Left last season.

♫ What are you DOING, Anton? ♪

So Andy was right ?

@@penguinodaveno, they didn’t die in the plane crash. They weren’t dead the whole time, everything really happened except for parts of Season 6

It's definitely the hair and outfit .

Holy crap! Andy was totally right!

Andy knew it!!!

Andy and Fred were right, the writers had no idea what they're doing so they stole Andy's idea

The island wasn't purgatory.

GinoZump the island wasnt purgatory they weren't dead the whole time they survived on that island just go watch what jack's dad tell him at the final episode during the church scene

Nah were two!

And then there was 3. Not a single episode.

Four...

Five...

Six, lol.

+alposphere It wasn't purgatory...

alp READ THIS THE ISLAND WAS REAL www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/11084320/Lost-10-years-on-all-the-mysteries-explained.html

zTxmi it was purgatory dïpshit, their decisions on the island effect them and if they go to hell or heaven eventually when everybody dies on the island

@@King-jk9or how does what you say in any way proves that they were in the purgatory all the time since the plane crash and not just in season 6?

Everything that happened on the island was real. How does nobody get that?

of course they did. If its the 30 Rock elevator then it was close to studio 8H

In that case, you should watch... It is one of the best shows ever made

Sgt. Pepper no he didn't they weren't dead from the start they actually survived on the island

Sgt. Pepper NOPE. READ THIS. www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/11084320/Lost-10-years-on-all-the-mysteries-explained.html

What a dumb show

It just had its 15 year anniversary for the pilot and there are a bunch of rewatch podcasts going back to watch it again. There are still a ton of fans that engage with the community.

I actually replayed it to get another look because I thought he looked like Gore, too.

@@dancepiglover same here lol. i was like, whoa, wait a sec...

yes, Kenan Thompson is a real sex symbol

Married, two kids.

I am not fan of copper or gosling. They seem pretty but I think they are just okay. I think Mathew is really good looking. I think people have diff taste.

ikr

LOST had the most handsome men

And books too.

Saying that the island is purgatory is just wrong, you should probably give the show a rewatch

wtf apparently you didn't really understand anything. The purgatory thing only happens after the island

Nice.

He was wrong

Nope wasn't purgatory. The toe of a giant thing though...

Sounds like someone hasn’t finished the show...

Only the secondary timeline in season 6 was purgatory, after they blew up the hydrogen bomb. The entire series up until that point, and including the continuation of the main storyline in season 6, happened in real life.

Kris Weber yes but the point was that did in fact happen at the end and thus Andy was right

Show us receipts that proves your theory that they were dead the whole time. I really wanted to know how people came to this conclusion.

I had a ton of friends who were really into it and they wouldn’t shut up about it. I gave in and tried to watch at least the first season but once I saw a guy get sucked into a jet engine that caused the engine to explode like an enormous bomb, I decided to call it quits. That being said, all my friends loved John Locke and there’s an episode with a flash sideways where John Locke gets hit by a car whilst in a wheel chair. I made my friends watch it over and over again cuz it made me laugh uncontrollably lol that was probably the greatest high light of my Lost viewing experience.

You missed a great show

Your loss

THANK YOU! It drives me crazy when people say they were in purgatory, THEY. WERE. NOT.

how funny that the only correct explanation of the show can be found in a youtube comment under a video that is almost ten years old🤣

How did they all die? So the island was real and they were all on it but in the last season the island started to deteriorate and then they died and then were reunited in a purgatory/heaven? Sorry I stopped watching the show after the whole hatch plot line bc my life got stressful and I didn’t have TiVo.

@@courtneycallen it's a bit convoluted, but I'll give it a try. The show approached the concept of the afterlife /eternity as being distinct from time. So, the 2 things are not linked together. For example, if someone died at 10 p.m. last Tuesday. They might find themself waking up in the afterlife instantly, yet 30 yrs might have passed. This was demonstrated by how Some of the characters which had died in the earlier seasons, at various points throughout the course of the show, made appearances in the last season. It was portrayed by the show alternating between 2 completely different storylines. (similar to the use of flashback storytelling from previous seasons). It switched back & forth between 2 concurrent storylines. But, presented in a way that wasn't very clear to viewers until the finale. So, for the final season, it was as though there were 2 versions of reality. But as the season wrapped up...it became evident that the 2 story lines were *Time (life)* & *Eternity (afterlife)* . The storyline... on the time side of things... was just a continuation of the stories from previous seasons. The other storyline...on the eternity side of things... had the characters living a life in some kind of alternate/ dream-like reality. They were pretty much the same characters at their core, but lacking the experiences from the previous seasons which had shaped their connections to one another. While they did have moments of deja vu, they couldn't clearly recognize one another. In the final episode of the last season, they gradually all came to the same realization...of who they had been & that they were now dead & in the afterlife together. That's the shortest clearest way that I can describe it. It's also been awhile since I've seen Lost...& the last season is my least favorite.

@@allme2547 you are the greatest human ever! Thanks for taking the time to explain it to me!!! I looked up an article about the ending and I still didn’t understand it bc they didn’t tell it as elegantly and as clearly as you did! The only question I can think of right now is were the supernatural elements real? I vaguely remember a smoke monster that was gigantic but I don’t remember if it could actually be seen. I think when I watched the show I was assuming we were going to find out that they were somewhere like the Bermuda triangle. I know the Bermuda triangle is an actually some mysterious area of the world but I figured they were going to make it into an urban legend being real kind of thing. Do we ever see anyone get rescued or make it off the island or an explanation for things like how Locke was suddenly ambulatory? Sorry for the questions; I feel like I could hang out with you for a day and be enthralled by you explaining to me all the big plot lines of the show.

Arthur BRIAND it's not the truth dude The island was real www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/11084320/Lost-10-years-on-all-the-mysteries-explained.html

Wrong.