Locke's wheelchair
"What do you mean he can walk on the island? What is happeninggggggg???"—Basically our thoughts during the fourth episode of season one, when we realized the mind-bending journey this show was going to take us on
'WAAAAAAALLLLLLTTTTTTT!'
We're yelling it now and feeling all the emotions all over again. Yes, we're dorks. But damn, that was a gripping moment!
The Hatch!
Really everything about the Hatch is still so vivid to us, but when they first discovered it in "All the Best Cowboys Have Daddy Issues," our heads exploded with excitement. It was a LONG summer waiting to find out what was in it.
Meet Desmond, y'all
"Man of Science, Man of Faith"—the season 2 premiere—gave the world Desmond Hume. And oh, what an entrance he had!
Ugh, Michael
OK, Libby and Ana Lucia weren't exactly everybody's favorite characters, but their deaths at the hands of Michael were so, so shocking. Harold Perrineau deserved better.
"We have to go back"
Everything changed at the end of season three when the flashforwards were revealed. Flashfowards! They were off the island! The beard? The city-fied Kate! What in the WHAT?!
Jughead
Juliet made the ultimate sacrifice in "The Incident," and we all remember what happened next...
"Not Penny's boat"
The image pretty much sums it up. $#*! #RIPCharlie
Sun and Jin in the submarine
When he sacrificed himself for the love of his life and mother of his child? Basically that ocean that took down the submarine was the flood of our tears.
Lovable Hurley became the ruler of the island
And poor misunderstood Ben Linus became his #2. We're not crying. YOU'RE crying.
Goodbye, Vincent
Oh the tears we cried when Vincent returned to a dying Jack as the other survivors left the island.
Goodbye, Lost
The church. The bright light. Everybody together again. Ahhhh, not crying here or anything. "The End" indeed.
"The Constant"
Oh, the tears we cried during "The Constant" when Penny and Desmond got on the phone. Probably the most moving moment in the show's entire history. No, sorry, it has to be said...the most moving moment in TV HISTORY.
Lost, you are still our constant. Thanks for all the unforgettable memories.