LOST: Jack's team meets up with MiB's team [6x17-18 - The End]

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[DarthRushy]

I love how even when Terry has a completely different character, his chemistry with Fox gets BETTER and BETTER. Best actor.

[victorpradha]

"He didn't choose me, I volunteered!" That statement alone disarmed Smokey. Jack wants this. THAT makes Smokey a little nervous.

[PlanetCapeStudios]

"And then you THINK you're gonna destroy the island" I just love how Jack says this to piss Locke off and when he laughs at his reaction

[CosmicUndeadElf]

This scene is so hardcore, Jack become such a bad ass this season.

[Garp]

I love Jack's confidence...not arrogance like before he 'drunk jacob's potion'...but just 'knowing' what he needed to do. Best acting job of Matthew fox was the finale...and terry was awesome as always as smokie

[andrewspencer]

"Jacob being the man he is, I'm expected to be a little more surprised. You're sort of the obvious choice, don't you think?" hahahahaha thats such a sick line!!

[Duckmann]

When Jack confidently says I'm going to kill you, it's the first time MIB looks uneasy & nervous.

[TheKingOfRuckus]

That look on MiB's face when Jack says "I'm gonna kill you.", classic.

[kmsharley]

After a couple down seasons, Jack Shepard makes his return to bad assery right here.

[StormyPeak]

I've been rewatching LOST, and this scene actually made me laugh...with Ben and Desmond doing that almost precision tandem 'drop' right behind Mib/Locke when Kate takes that first shot. This was a great scene all the way around with Jack going toe to toe with Locke about what's going to happen next.

[Taospark]

It's kind of nice that they save up for the moments when Jack just plain tells someone he's going to end them because you know he's a man of his word.

[championdesigns]

I watch this scene sometimes; don’t know why

[victorpradha]

Right here, Jack deduced that Jacob brought Desmond, the one guy in the whole world resistant to the effect of the electromagnetism of the Island, for a reason. He deduced that if Desmond is a failsafe, it means that Desmond is planned on being used to go down into the source and alter something that will change the game. Jack also reasoned that Jacob not telling them about it was Jacob holding his cards close to the vest. Jack's an excellent poker player; he beat con man Sawyer for the medicines (and no nicknames). Jack knew Jacob wouldn't bring Desmond to do the one thing that Smokey wanted, unless it would have an unfavorable impact on Smokey.

[LDMythos]

"That's a surprise" might be one of the best lines of the show, the way Jack says it to fake Locke's face.

[ericshifman]

"Well, this is gonna be interesting!"- best line

[ballack]

This scene and the scene when Jack stop operating Ben (season 3 i think), are in my opinion Jack's best ones.. Normally is Locke and Ben that stole the show but in these particular scenes Jack is the character that control the audience.. The line "It's a surprise" is just awesome!

[TheBirdBuster]

"And you think youre going to destroy the island"
"I THINK?"
"Yeh cause thats not whts gonna happen"
Desmonds reaction to this was life WTF?

XD!

[robbiesaunders]

"That's a surprise".. LOVE IT.. That Old Serpent looks shocked, scared at Jacks response. .. GREAT STUFF!

[Michael-eqth]

I think one of the coolest things about this scene is how it makes use of the rich characterization in Lost. All of the characters in this scene are so well developed that no one needs lines to convey the danger in Jack's plan. Even the exchange between Jack and the Man in Black is pretty minimalistic. This scene works so well because of the 120 episodes that preceded it where these characters were developed. This scene gets to be so over the top because it's grounded in actions these lived in characters would really take.

Consider that a doctor walks up to an immortal thousands of year old smoke monster that appears as his rival turned posthumous mentor and threatens him with enough charm that the monster agrees go with him. That takes some setup.

[Re_mad]

its amazing how terry o'quinn has managed to change character and play them both perfectly. You would think when you see him on screen as the man in black you would still see locke, but when i see him in scenes like this, all i see is the man in black and not locke. He does so well at portraying 2 very different characters in the same TV series