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Lost Episodes 16 and 17, "The Incident, Parts 1 and 2"
I don't know about you, but I fell asleep with the images from the Lost season finale swirling in my head and woke up thinking about it, and my dreams were probably all Lost, all the time, too. I'm still confused — but almost in a good way — and feeling pretty satisfied. As far as season finales go, I think this one is pretty kickass.
Lost Episode 15, "Follow the Leader"
Wow, we're already just a week away from the fifth season finale of Lost. I feel like this season has flown by — and I've been pretty much satisfied with it. What about you?
Lost Episode 14, "The Variable"
It sort of feels like we shared this episode of Lost with other projects that needed some promotin', though I actually thought it was cool when the black behind the opening Lost logo turns into stars, which turns into a Star Trek promo. And . .
Lost Episode 13: "Some Like it Hoth"
My favorite part of this Lost episode? The Star Wars talk.
Otherwise, it's a whole lot of Miles and his father issues.
Lost Episode 12: "Dead Is Dead"
"I've found sometimes that friends can be significantly more dangerous than enemies, John."
Wise words from Ben, whose episode this week made me rather sad, to be honest. It's nice to have some blanks from the past filled in — though the fillings always come with more holes being drilled, more questions to mull over.
Lost Episode 11: "Whatever Happened, Happened"
I love that Hurley tries to understand the situation better by way of Back to the Future, studying his fingers to see if he's disappearing. Hey, ask any Lost viewer — whatever helps you understand, go with it.
This episode is so relationship-y!
Lost Episode 10: "He's Our You"
"A 12-year-old Ben Linus brought me a chicken salad sandwich. How do you think I'm doing?"
Haaaaaa.
Lost Episode Nine: "Namaste"
Namaste, Lost fans. This week's episode doesn't focus on one character's experience or flashbacks, but instead gives us the stories of what's going on with the passengers of the Ajira Airways flight — in both of the time periods (that sentence probably makes no sense whatsoever to non-Lost watchers). There's some creepy stuff in this episode and a lot of setting-up for future relationship drama (Kate, Sawyer, Juliet, Jack) along with a bit of alpha dog tension between Sawyer and Jack.
Lost Episode Eight: "LaFleur"
This just might be my favorite kind of Lost episode — all Sawyer, all the time. We get to find out what the heck went on on the island while the Oceanic Six were on the mainland, doing their respective things. So the story of Miles, Juliet, Faraday and Sawyer continues and we meet a few more Dharma Initiative people (Dharmites?
Lost Episode Seven: "The Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham"
After a series of crazy-twisty-"whoa!" episodes of Lost, this week's "The Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham" is practically straightforward. The majority of the episode is spent with Locke traveling around trying to convince everyone to go back to the island, and when things don't go so well with that plan, Locke takes matters into his own hands.
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