Guys, where are we?
And it's that time again folks. LOST TIME!!!!!
Episode 49, A Tale of Two Cities: a Jack centric episode.
Jack, Kate, and Sawyer are held in unique circumstances by the mysterious "Others" as they are now prisoners in their camp. Meanwhile, back on the beach, a struggle for leadership and direction begins as Hurley makes his way back home with bad news about the other members being captured. Lastly, flashbacks reveal more about Jack's past with his father and Sarah.
Apparantly, Henry Ian Cusick is now officially listed as one of the main characters. Wel, huh. Desmond lives.
Episode 50 The Glass Ballerina: a Sun/Jin centric episode
Sun and Jin's lives are put into danger when Sayid decides locate Jack. Meanwhile, Henry gives Jack an offer that is very tempting. Lastly, Kate and Sawyer work and adjust to harsh conditions that they are being forced under by "The Others."
p.s. the baby is not black. John!
Episode 51 Further instructions: a Locke centric episode
The result of the hatch from the implosion is revealed, as well as it's occupants, Mr. Eko, Desmond and Locke. Meanwhile, Claire is stunned to see Paulo and Nikki (guest star Kiele Sanchez) having sex in Jack's tent. Also, Hurley talks in full detail to the other camp people about what happened when being captured by the "Others." Lastly, flashbacks reveal more of Locke's past as well as a semi-dream fantasy and coming to terms on what he did to Boone (guest star Ian Somerhalder) that got him killed.
BOONE RETURNS!!!!!!
Episode 52 Every man for himself" a Sawyer centric episode.
*le swoon*
Episode 53 The Cost of Living: an Eko centric episode
Ew. Eko.
Episode 49, A Tale of Two Cities: a Jack centric episode.
Jack, Kate, and Sawyer are held in unique circumstances by the mysterious "Others" as they are now prisoners in their camp. Meanwhile, back on the beach, a struggle for leadership and direction begins as Hurley makes his way back home with bad news about the other members being captured. Lastly, flashbacks reveal more about Jack's past with his father and Sarah.
Apparantly, Henry Ian Cusick is now officially listed as one of the main characters. Wel, huh. Desmond lives.
Episode 50 The Glass Ballerina: a Sun/Jin centric episode
Sun and Jin's lives are put into danger when Sayid decides locate Jack. Meanwhile, Henry gives Jack an offer that is very tempting. Lastly, Kate and Sawyer work and adjust to harsh conditions that they are being forced under by "The Others."
p.s. the baby is not black. John!
Episode 51 Further instructions: a Locke centric episode
The result of the hatch from the implosion is revealed, as well as it's occupants, Mr. Eko, Desmond and Locke. Meanwhile, Claire is stunned to see Paulo and Nikki (guest star Kiele Sanchez) having sex in Jack's tent. Also, Hurley talks in full detail to the other camp people about what happened when being captured by the "Others." Lastly, flashbacks reveal more of Locke's past as well as a semi-dream fantasy and coming to terms on what he did to Boone (guest star Ian Somerhalder) that got him killed.
BOONE RETURNS!!!!!!
Episode 52 Every man for himself" a Sawyer centric episode.
*le swoon*
Episode 53 The Cost of Living: an Eko centric episode
Ew. Eko.