Lost Season 2, Episode 24 'Live Together, Die Alone Part 2' Recap - The Oz Network TV

08/26/18 • 79 min

It's time to wrap up another season of Lost as we move into the 24th and final episode of season 2 with Live Together, Die Alone Part 2. Is this episode on comparison to the last season finale? Why is it emotional with Desmond and Penny when we barely know either of them? Is Michael getting Walt back emotional and redeeming or just crap because we hate Michael? Is the reveal of the reason why the plane crashed necessary or just pointless? What is the deal with the violet sky? And how cool is it (no pun intended) to have a unique ending with snow and Penny? It's time to find the island with this episode! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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