Lost Desmond Introduction (High Quality)

This is the opening scene of the first episode of the second season of Lost, "Man of Science, Man of Faith." It is one of my personal favorite shots of the entire show. This is the first time we see Desmond and what is inside the hatch.

Song is "Make Your Own Kind Of Music" by Mama Cass

Clip courtesy of the official ABC webpage.

[Immallama]

This is honestly one of the greatest single scenes to ever grace cable television. It's perfect in every single way.

[Ceekay]

He's been stuck in a hole for three years and still has the energy to start his day like that, that's just badass :D

[Link]

I remember first watching this episode, thinking "Oh, it's another flash back for one of the characters... who is it though?" then the shaking ceiling from the explosion, and I was like "WAIT, NO.... THAT'S INSIDE THE HATCH?!" One of the best "WTF" moments ever.

[SmithRoweRecords]

Best introduction to the best character on the show.

[GlassGhost]

Desmond quickly became a favorite character of mine...The Constant is one of the finest episodes of tv ever produced

[AKABoondock]

This was the episode that changed lost from my favorite tv show to something bigger than that.

[anuradhapriyankara]

For everyone complaining about Corona virus quarantine, this man stuck inside a hole for three years without having internet.

[ChocolateAsian]

I love how as soon as the explosion happens, you can kinda tell exactly what’s happening, but it’s like you don’t want to believe it until the camera pans and the music swells and they actually show it

[melissakatz]

I cannot hear this song without thinking about this scene. Absolutely love Desmond.

[TravelEscapeMatrix]

2005 - you are the “crazy guy” living this way

2022 - A typical Tuesday

[scottyspazm]

Stuck in quarantine .This scene keeps running through my head...

[louislokuta]

Hands down, the BEST opening scene of ANY episode of

[stevied]

I will never forget how obsessed I was with this season of tv in the mid 2000’s. It consumed my life. The hatches. The videos. The theories. It was my world for so long

[crev]

This scene has constantly replayed in my mind ever since it first aired

[TheBest]

Lost is so ingenious, so ahead of its time. This show rattled me to my core. I'm on my 4th rewatch now. Everytime I finish it I want to start right over from the beginning. No show has ever come anywhere close to having that kind of effect on me. It's such a good show, it almost makes me sad, knowing there will never be anything better. There's plenty of other shows I really enjoy: Breaking Bad, True Detective, Boardwalk Empire, Westworld, Homeland, The Wire, Better Call Saul, Billions, Person of Interest, Stranger Things, House of Cards, Game of Thrones, etc....These are all fantastic. Something about Lost though, it's the show of all shows. The sheer mystery of it, and how that mystery unfolds endlessly from start to finish. The fact that it's not even Rated R and is the best, speaks to how truly genius the story and suspense is. No curse words or forced sex scenes to keep people intrigued, unnecessary with this, epic

[Sledgehammeh]

And thus my favorite LOST character is born.

[RichardStrong]

Such a great reveal. I miss this show.

[ThePhilosopher-wwjt]

I love the way they start the second season off with a mysterious scene that seemingly has nothing to do with the show or any of the main characters. They hide this characters face to heighten the mystery. The use of an obscure song from decades ago to set the mood. The use of the instrumental music after he realizes there is a disturbance to increase the tension. Then the final reveal where we learn that this is what's in the hatch, the answer to the mystery that every fan wanted to know. This scene is brilliant.

[jabroni-]

I try and picture myself when I first saw this scene:
Who the hell is that?
Where the hell are we?
What the hell is that medicine?
What the hell is he looking for?

You go from wondering who the guy is, to somehow building a sort of trust with this mysterious character when something goes wrong and he’s trying to find out what it is. Breathtaking

The mystery and suspense were so unforgettable, I can’t believe people said they didn’t like this show. It’s a treasure trove of cinematic craftsmanship

[floobersman]

Seriously this was the peak of television growing up for me. The Hatch arc in lost was terrifying as a kid and it was so amazing to watch!!