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- The Constant (Season 4, Episode 5) Time travel is an incredibly challenging narrative device to execute properly. Jumps in the timeline can easily become confusing, especially in a weekly television series that is already dealing with multiple ongoing storylines.
- Exodus (Season 1, Episode 23 and 25) "Lost" made a habit of saving its best for last. All of the "Lost" season finales were mega-sized events that wrapped up seasonal arcs and introduced even more mysteries for the survivors to deal with.
- Through the Looking Glass (Season 3, Episodes 22 and 23) If you only watched "Lost" for the plot, then it's more than likely that it ultimately disappointed you.
- Pilot (Season 1, Episodes 1 and 2) "Lost" would not have become the phenomenon that it was if it didn't hook viewers from the very beginning. For all of its faults, "Lost" still has one of the most impressive pilot episodes of all time.
May 5, 2024 · ‘Lost’: All 6 Seasons Ranked, From Worst to Best. Dan Clarendon May 5, 2024, 5:00 pm. 1 Comment. Mario Perez/ABC/Courtesy: Everett Collection. Lost. If you’re eager to watch Lost for the...
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- “Walkabout” (Season 1, Episode 4): If you only had 42 minutes to sit someone down and sell them on Lost, this is the episode I would recommend. It’s fueled by Terry O’Quinn, delivering one of the single best performances of the entire series.
- “Through the Looking Glass” (Season 3, Episodes 22 & 23): Which one is more iconic: “Not Penny’s Boat,” or “We Have to Go Back”? Trick question, the correct answer is Jack’s ferocious flash-forward facial hair.
- “The Constant” (Season 4, Episode 5): Desmond and Penny’s star-crossed love story comes into sharp focus here in the time-spanning season four episode, the number one finisher on countless Lost fans’ lists.
- “Exodus” (Season 1, Episodes 23, 24 & 25): The title-holder on my previous Lost episode ranking, I’ve since dropped “Exodus” down a few spots because it’s technically three episodes in one, and whew!
- “There’s No Place Like Home” season 4 · episodes 12 – 14 · written by Damon Lindelof & Carlton Cuse · directed by Jack Bender & Stephen Williams · Oceanic Six flash-forwards.
- “Pilot” season 1 · episodes 1 & 2 · written by J.J. Abrams & Damon Lindelof · directed by J.J. Abrams · flashbacks to the flight. Pilots face a lot of pressure.
- “The Man Behind the Curtain” season 3 · episode 20 · written by Elizabeth Sarnoff & Drew Goddard · directed by Bobby Roth · Ben flashbacks. This gallery has skirted around the pitfalls of “Lost,” but they need to be acknowledged here because “The Man Behind the Curtain” is a wonderful episode if viewed in a vacuum.
- “Live Together, Die Alone” season 2 · episodes 23 & 24 · written by Carlton Cuse & Damon Lindelof · directed by Jack Bender · Desmond flashbacks. “Live Together, Die Alone” marked Desmond’s first appearance in 20 episodes, since he was introduced in the season’s opening three episodes.
May 2, 2021 · Some of the relationships formed lasted until the end and are iconic. From deaths to births to the hatch to the Others, everyone was hooked. NEXT: Lost: 10 Episodes That Helped Make The Show Iconic. Lists. Lost (2004) Lost is one of TV's best and most interesting shows ever. However, it did have a few seasons that didn't live up to the quality ...
Oct 28, 2023 · The best Lost episodes excel in their island plotlines and flashbacks, often weaving them together to form a meaningful synergy. As a character-driven show, great episodes also commonly consist of moments of catharsis or the conclusions of important arcs.
