This is a nice article about Lost with nice words about Juliet.
Sayid, Hurley, Charlie, Walt, Sun, Desmond, Juliet, and the many, many other characters that appeared on the show became just as important as the leads and helped carry the series.
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Today it’s the 9th anniversary since the end of Lost. We all moved on but that adventure had such a huge impact in our lives.
We’re still grateful for this journey and thinking about it makes us a little sad because all the people who worked on the show went into different ways, but at the same time we have all these happy memories of the night the finale aired.
We still remember our screams when we heard Elizabeth’s voice (Juliet talks before you see her in her first scene). Tears of joy, we were so happy she was there! The full year without Juliet was horrible… if it wasn’t for V, it would have been a nightmare. We were so grateful to have Elizabeth playing Erica Evans at the same time… the loss was less traumatizing.
If you want to take a trip down memory lane with us, these are a few on-set videos from the last season on bluray/dvd:
There is a very nice review about Juliet Burke in this article. 🙂
25 Beloved TV Doctors from the Last 15 Years
It can’t be denied, people love a good medical drama. However, doctors pop up on all types of television shows. It’s easy to say that no matter the type of show, doctors whether their roles are big or small, traditional or unique are beloved.
In recent years television has seen an upsurge in doctor roles on shows. We love to see someone save the day, an everyman’s superhero if you will.
Below, in no particular order, are some of the most beloved doctors to have graced our television screens in the last 15 years. There may be some spoilers so tread carefully.
Dr. Juliet Burke (LOST)
The island really has multiple medical doctors inhabiting it, but the strongest of which is Dr. Juliet Burke. That’s not to say Dr. Jack Shepard isn’t a great doctor, but we prefer Dr. Burke over him.
Dr. Burke, unlike Dr. Shepard, didn’t crash onto the island, instead, she voluntarily arrived to help solve the pregnancy mystery. This causes Dr. Shepard’s team of survivors to trust her very little, but her resolve and survival skills soon endear her to them.
She becomes so ingratiated with the team that when she is faced with a life and death choice she makes the decision to ultimately sacrifice herself. Her legacy of open-mindedness, compassion, and strength of character continues to linger in the minds of many fans.
telltaletv | Thanks cydbishop for finding it!
We found this nice article about Juliet for the 10th anniversary of her death which still hurts and it will keep doing that forever. It was the most unacceptable death of the show. She deserved better, more than anyone else and even if we loved the finale of the series, we think that Juliet deserved at least a closure with Ben and mostly a scene with her sister. Lost failed in that.
We pasted here the parts of the article more about Elizabeth’s performance. Some “jury” also failed in giving her the recognition she deserved, because yes, the fact that Liz never won an Emmy for her mind-blowing performance as Juliet is a crime against humanity.
I’m Still Not Over the Day Lost Killed Juliet
We waited years for Lost to give us “The Incident” – only for it to kill off one of its best characters.
On the tenth anniversary of Lost’s Season 5 finale, Chris Feil looks back at the lasting legacy of Elizabeth Mitchell’s Juliet and the night she left us.[..]To understand the full impact of Juliet’s role in the Incident, of course, we have to talk about her late-breaking romance with Sawyer (Josh Holloway). Here was perhaps the most contentious piece of Juliet’s character trajectory. On paper it made little sense; at best it felt like a cop-out solution to the love quadrangle they shared with the headlining heroes Jack (Matthew Fox) and Kate (Evangeline Lilly). And yet much to our surprise, we believed it (perhaps we can credit that to Mitchell and Holloway’s performances). Lost was characteristically confounding and complicated, but Juliet and Sawyer felt refreshingly relaxed.
[…]The impact of Juliet’s death is a testament to Mitchell’s wildly underrated performance in her three seasons as a main cast member. The actress had the difficult task of playing a woman who herself was playing both sides, of having to suggest ambivalence to the Island’s mysteries after being stuck there for years, of ultimately finding peaceful life on this island that had only brought her pain. While Terry O’Quinn and Michael Emerson were reaping Emmy awards, Mitchell remained unnominated until her guest stint on the finale.
But after all that Juliet had taken the audience through, both the personal and the metaphysical, her emotional end was all the more traumatic. It’s why all these years later, hers is the Lost death that lingers the most.
Every now and then this kind of article pops up online. We guess we all miss Lost! ç_ç
Elizabeth Mitchell
After the tragic departure of Dr. Juliet Burke at the end of Lost’s fifth season, Elizabeth Mitchell had no trouble securing new work in short order. She was almost immediately hired to star in a leading role as Erica Evans in ABC’s alien drama V. Shortly after that series sputtered out, she nabbed another regular part in NBC’s sci-fi series Revolution, which reunited her with J.J. Abrams and ran for two seasons.
Like many Lost alums, she also found her way into the sprawling cast of Once Upon a Time, with a recurring arc as Ingrid in the show’s fourth season. She also nabbed a big-screen lead as the nation-saving Senator Charlie Roan in The Purge: Election Year. Mitchell has since starred in the short-lived Freeform series Dead of Summer and enjoyed a recurring part in SYFY’s space colonization series The Expanse. She’ll next be seen in the romantic comedy Welcome to Pine Grove!
We can’t wait to see Welcome to Pine Grove! and What We Found. 😀
We found these stills from Lost 5×08 in a better quality! <3
Ahhhh LaFleur was such a surprising episode. Juliet and Sawyer were such a beautiful couple… Juliet made him a better person and he gave her 3 years of peace and love on an island that was always so cruel to her.
Juliet deserved better and so much more, that’s for sure, but in spite of everything this was a beautiful love story.
We miss seeing something like that with one of Liz’s characters involved… last time was on Revolution… there was also that beautiful and heartbreaking story on Dead Of Summer, but it was really too short.
We missed this hq still from Lost 3×06 while we were updating the stills from season 3. 😛
We added better hq stills from Lost 5×05 into the gallery. 🙂
A bigger hq has added into the gallery. We have always loved this pic with Bex! <3
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