9 war references between the best stars in Lost

9 war references between the best stars in Lost

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A man participated in the war between stars and lost none other than Greeks himself, J.J.

In addition to the topics of parents' problems, those who betrayed religion, lack of body and evil parts compared to the devil, loss of reverence was paid to war between direct and cockroaches

This writer, as well as many others, are the fans of one of Abrams's largest television success so far: lost.

ABRAMs are not directly related to many outsiders seem to trust.

But the love of his star is one of the driving factors in helping him form his close constraint to the creative co-creator and the creative co-run, Damon Lindelof.

Their sharing of their childhood franchise caused Lindelof and many people in lost staff to incorporate many references to the program.

Here are 9 of the best Star Wars references in Lost:

Nickname related to Hurley's Star Wars.

Hugo's character "Hurley" Reyes is often the replacement for the audience, in the loss.

He will get some funny lining as well as the question of the engine of the characters, just like the fans are watching.

One of his other seal features is the use of his regular pop cultural references, often including the war between stars.

Hurley will appear later on this list, but this section specifically focuses on using its nickname.

At two different points, Hurley compare the mysterious island guardian, Jacob, the characters from Star Wars.

The first is when he says Jacob is often vague and confusing as Yoda;

This is because many times in section 6, although Jacob died, he randomly appeared when he wanted - at least in Hurley's opinion.

Sawyer's nickname.

One of the central characters to the program, Sawyer, is often loved by what he uses nickname for everyone.

Often filled with culture of Pop obscure and a little appreciation of racism, his dryness humor has won a lot of hearts of a fans.

One of the ways to use his most frequent pop culture comes from the war between stars when he fits some of George Lucas's UPIC's spaces into the program.

They include, but are not limited to calling "Yoda", Gaming Hurley "Jabba", and even mentioned Michael and Jin "Han and Chewie" because their ability seems to understand each other despite the languages

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One of the most memorable lines between Brothers and sisters Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa, Luke referring to this line when sneaking on the death star to save the woman will eventually be revealed as his sister (though

This line is also said twice directly to the lost main character, Jack Shephard.

The first time was in early season 1, when Charlie came to see Jack out of a cave where he was pinned by the rocks.

Monday came in early season 4, when Daniel Faraday parachute on the island.

A Hurley lining.

Once again, Hurley appeared on this list.

First come from a first episode 1 season 1.

Dr. Jack Shephard is helping Shannon Rutherford's character through a asthma attack, despite her missing.

He helped her with slow breathing exercises until she could go through the attack.

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In another Hurley moment, this time from the episode of season 2, Dave, "Hurley's subconscious subconscious brings a Star Wars reference.

In episodes, we gradually discovered that Hurley's Dave's friend really is his fantasy friend, do not want Hurley to become a better person.

When trying to let HRLEY sneak out of the mental organization, Hurley told Dave that he believed Dave was not real, was showing a picture earlier, where he believed Dave was sitting next to him!

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Old Wookiee Prisoner Gag.

It is a reference that many programs and movies used since combined in wars between stars, and lost no exceptions.

In the war between stars, when Luke and Han dressed like Stormtroopers, they pretended to join Chewbacca imprisoned around the death star in handcuffs.

When someone finally asked them, they had to release tips and fight each other.

In a similar situation lost, Sawyer and Kate survivors pretended to be detained by other Rogue Alex, until it was revealed to be a trick in an attempt to free Alex Karl's boyfriend.

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The line is said in quite a lot, each part of the Star Wars media is even referenced in Lost.

Just before opening the last title card in the last episode of the series, only the most suitable character, Hurley, tell the line on different groups that start their final matches.

Mr. Lashade and Isaac of Uluru.

This is a little interesting casting information for both wars and wars between stars.

Since reigning Saga Saga, J.J.

However, this is the loss of reverence by casting actors Star Wars.

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Although he is playing great, he lashade, revealed "Cobra" in the program in the program, as well as himself quickly when the camera stopped, it was one of the only highlights for

The second casting is a bit more obvious.

Wayne Pygram, who played Isaac of Uluru, a faith healer in the episode of the season 2 "S.O.S.", really has the story of her own Star Wars.

Due to the similarity of the actor died Peter Cushing, Pygram was chosen to play the stands for Governor Tarkin in a brief scene of Sith's revenge.

Although it is strongly covered with makeup and CG, it will add a class added to the Lost / Star Wars connection.

Rewrite history.

In Part 5, when some characters accidentally sent in time in the 1970s, Hurley lovely once again get a war reference between great stars, in depth in the program.

It's Just After The Original Film in The Skywalker Family's Saga Has Opened and Miles Finds Hurley Writing in a Notebook.

After asking questions and putting pressure on Hurley to tell him what he was doing, Hurley revealed that because he knew that Star Wars was probably better than anyone, he was writing a complete script

Hurley refers to how he will take all the best bits of the movie and eliminate things he feels unnecessary.

Most of this is in the hope that he can then delete Ewoks off the history.

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It was Hurley's scene, in which we found out where he fell into this particular debate between Star Wars fans.