To those with the Lost S6 DVD

thats basically what i was looking for to see if they had commentary for The End. That suck

I read a while back that for the dvd the finale had an extra 15/20 mins is that true? or did they mean the ben/hurley epilogue (which i watched earlier today and OMFG)

I didn't realize there were commentaries on this one. I bought the Blu Ray, which didn't come with an insert listing all of the extras and where to find them. So this is good news for me. I'll have to check out the Damon/Carlton track on LA X as I always love listening to those two discuss the show. Like I feel about Kevin Smith, I could listen to those two talk for hours on end.

I thought The New Man in Charge was a decent extra, but since I was never one who cared for every little question to be answered, I was somewhat indifferent about it. I was kind of hoping it would be more of a mini-episode featuring a Hurley/Ben adventure, but it was really more of an info dump. I had to resist rolling my eyes at some of the dialogue though. Like when Ben said, "I'm here to tie up some loose ends," or when the Dharma workers said, "But we want answers!"

I was also a little bummed with the See You In Another Life, Brotha featurette. I was hoping for some concrete explanations/backstory on the sideways idea, but it made it seem like even they didn't have a clear vision with how it was played out. They all spoke of it as we had all thought of it during the series, as an alternate reality, but as we learned in the finale, that's not even what it was. I liked that the notion Damon made that one of the points of the sideways was to show that even if the plane hadn't crashed, these people still would have intertwined and had an impact on each other's lives. But again, since it was all the afterlife, it isn't as effective.

I loved the featurette The End: Crafting a Final Season, especially how they opened it up and let creators of other shows discuss the importance of a final season as well. They all made some interesting, valid points and it was emotional watching them go through the process of filming the final season.

As always, the Lost on Location featurettes were terrific.

I rewatched the finale and loved it once again. The part where Hurley and Jack are both coming to the realization that Jack has to die is so touching, as well as when Kate demands that he tell her she'll see him again. But my favorite parts of the finale are still Jack running toward Locke and jumping in the air as it cuts to a commercial, followed closely by Kate's "I saved you a bullet!" moment. Both make me "mark out" every time.