The ABC drama 'Lost' celebrated its 20th anniversary on September 22, 2024, marking two decades since its premiere.

Jorge Garcia, who portrayed Hugo 'Hurley' Reyes, reflected on his journey in the groundbreaking series that first aired on September 22, 2004.

Over its six-season run, 'Lost' captivated millions with its complex storytelling and character dynamics, featuring a diverse cast of survivors from Oceanic Flight 815.

He fondly remembered filming the chaotic plane crash scene as a dream-come-true moment, which set the tone for the series.

Garcia experienced emotional moments while filming the series finale, particularly when he learned that Hurley would become the caretaker of the island.

The dynamic between Hurley and his Latino family resonated with many viewers, highlighting the show's commitment to cultural representation.

Garcia enjoyed the comedic relief his character provided, often representing the audience's perspective and questioning the show's mysteries.

During a recent visit to the Disney archives, Garcia revisited iconic props from 'Lost', including Hurley's mug shot and winning lottery ticket.

Garcia's family, previously unaware of his acting career, took pride in his role on 'Lost', especially due to the show's massive popularity.

Reflecting on the past 20 years, Garcia cherishes the opportunities 'Lost' provided, especially the experience of filming in Hawaii.

In an exclusive video, Garcia revealed the significance of the DHARMA Initiative van from season 3, reminiscing about its role in the series.

Humorously reflecting on the passage of time since the show's premiere, Garcia remarked, 'I can't. Time flies.'