Lost TV Series Episodes

The Whole Truth is the 40th episode of Lost, and season two’s 16th episode. Directed by Karen Gaviola, and written by Elizabeth Sarnoff and Christina M. Kim, this episode highlights Sun-Hwa Kwon’s character.

The flashback showed Jin and Sun having marital problems because of Sun’s inability to bear a child, which the doctor later retracted and said it was Jin who is sterile.

On the island, Sun suspects she might be pregnant, and after a consultation with Jack, confirmed that she is carrying Jin’s child. Jin later on accepts this, and calls it a miracle.

Meanwhile, Henry drew Ana Lucia a map where he allegedly buried his wife, which might in fact be a trap!

When Jack and Locke found out that Henry Gale led Ana Lucia to his hot air balloon crash site and his alleged wife’s grave, they became even more suspicious when Henry joked about it being a trap. Jack left and challenged Sawyer into a poker game to gain back the medicines Sawyer is keeping.

Locke’s flashback showed how his dad faked his own death to get his retirement money, and how his fiancé broke off with him.

In the hatch, the doors began to shut and only returned to normal after Henry had input the code.

In the meantime, Sayid and the rest found the crash site and the grave, but it contained the body of a black man- whose name was Henry Gale as shown in the dead man’s ID.

The title 4th episode of Lost TV Series Season Two is “Everybody Hates Hugo”. It is the episode that was written by Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis under the direction of Alan Taylor. The episode had its original debut last October 12, 2005 on ABC. Obviously, this episode’s flashbacks focuses on Hugo “Hurley” Reyes.

In the flashbacks, Hugo discovered that his numbers won at the lottery. He originally planned to keep this instant winning a secret so he was lectured by the manager named Randy for eating even without the payment.
Hugo quits his job and his dear friend Johnny does otherwise. The former asked the latter for them never to change, but it turned out that there is betrayal in their friendship.

The third episode of Lost season two is simply entitled “Orientation”. It had its grand premiere at ABC last October 5, 2005. The episode was directed by Jack Bender with the script by Javier Grillo-Marxuach and Craig Wright. The episode gives a little glimpse on John Locke’s life.

In the flashback, they presented a scene where John Locke is actively participating in an emotional support group where he shared his sentiments regarding the objection he felt from his father. In the said meeting, he met Helen who later on became his good friend and the relationship later on transformed into a wonderful romance.

The second season of Lost started with their 25th episode called “Man of Science, Man of Faith”, which was nominated in the Emmy Award in Outstanding Cinematography for a Single-Camera series category. The episode was written by Damon Lindelof and was directed by Jack Bender. The episode premiered on September 21, 2005 on ABC. In the episode’s flashback, the character of Jack Shephard was featured.

In the flashback, there is a scene where Jack meets his future wife named Sarah. She arrived in the emergency room after a traumatic car accident. The other victim dies as he chooses to save revive Sarah’s life first.

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The seventeen-episode fifth season of Lost will start airing in either late January or early February 2009 and it will end in May 2009 and will be shown on the American Broadcasting Company Network in the United States and on CTV in Canada. The season will continue the stories of the survivors of the fictional crash of Oceanic Airlines Flight 815, after some of them are rescued and those still stuck and seemingly wandered away to an unknown location and time with the island that they occupied. This fifth season is about why the [people who have left the island] need to get back. While the island stories of episodes of prior seasons were inter-cut with flashbacks or flash forwards of a featured character, the fifth season will be presented in a different way with part of each episode taking place off the island and the other part following characters on the island in a different time.

This episode is the first of the third Season. Damon Lindelof this time was joined with J.J. Abrams in writing the story. Its Jack Bender again directing this episode known to be loved by the Lost television series fanatics.

The start of the story goes like this: in the middle of a suburban home as a woman puts on a CD and prepares her house for guests. She sings along to cheer herself up as she prepares muffins for her book club meeting. While in the middle of their meeting, the room starts shaking. It seems like an earthquake. The book club members run outside to investigate and we see they are a part of a small community of houses. Everybody tracks the noises upwards to see a plane tear apart in mid air. The fuselage falls in one direction while the tail section falls in another. The whole thing happen is about: the crash of Ocean Flight 815.

On the other hand, this is all mean about being lost still. The main casts like Jack, Sawyer and Kate will become prisoners of the mysterious “the Others”. There’ll be flashbacks revealing about Jack’s past with his father and wife.

In this episode Jack and Sayid finally come up with a plan of confronting “the Others”. This is after the odd experience offshore.

As the three -Jack, Sayid and Sawyer swim out to meet the sailboat bobbing just offshore, we could feel almost relieved to discover that this is definitely NOT the way off the island. After coming that far, we knew it wasn’t going to be that easy now.

Written by Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse, there will be lots of star to be seen in this episode as guests portraying roles that surely we would love to witness. Jack Bender directed this must-see episode garnering superb reviews.

From the episode called “Dave”, Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz are the authors again for this episode called “Three Minute”. Here the guest stars to be directed by Stephen Williams to give life the episode are April Grace, Michael Bowen, M.C. Gainey and Tania Raymonde.

Michael is very much determined to convince Jack and other castaways on rescuing Walt his son from the others. But, Jack will never again allow his people to be terrorized by the Others. Hippocratic Oath aside, if there is to be war, let it come. And may it be finally the last battle for life on this island.

But like most things on this island, all those stories will have to wait. We’ve got a new topic for discussion now.

Eko dreamed on going to somewhere headed by his brother. He’s now asking for help on Locke to find this secret place- “ the ?”. Eko finds himself drawn to Locke like never before and they both in an uneasy alliance as they set off in pursuit of the man who has wrought so much havoc in the camp. But as they make their way into the jungle, we get the sense of this journey is about much more than revenge.

Like the “lockdown” episode, Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse wrote the story for this 21st episode of Lost television series sophomore show directed by Deran Sarafian.