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Sep 22, 2004 · Lost takes place on a seemingly deserted island where a passenger plane, Oceanic Airlines Flight 815, crashes en route to Los Angeles from Sydney. 48 of the passengers on the plane survive for inexplicable reasons, as the story revolves around unveiling the past and revealing the future of these fated survivors.
- Shannon Rutherford
Shannon Rutherford was traveling with her step-brother Boone...
- Kate Austen
Katherine Anne Austen, known to many of the survivors and...
- Alex Rousseau
Alexandra Rousseau, or Alex, is the daughter of Danielle...
- Oceanic Airlines Flight 815
Oceanic Airlines Flight 815 is the flight that all the...
- The Complete Second Season
Such key storylines as the 108 minute timer, the cryptic...
- Jacob
After getting lost in the jungle, Hugo "Hurley" Reyes...
- Danny Pickett
From The TV IV < Lost. ... Lost: Actor: Michael Bowen: First...
- Lost: Missing Pieces
Lost: Missing Pieces (2007–2008) premiered on November 11,...
- Lost/Cursed Numbers
At the end of the Veronica Mars episode "Donut Run," the...
- Lost/Martin Keamy
From The TV IV < Lost. ... Lost: Actor: Kevin Durand: First...
- Shannon Rutherford
Mar 14, 2020 · This page is a timeline of the events of Lost that took place before the crash of Oceanic Airlines Flight 815. Since there are very few on-screen indications of time and date of the occurrence or order of events, much of this page is open to interpretation and additional conjectures.
- Oceanic 815
- The Others
- The Kahana
- Ajira 316
- The Rousseau Expedition
- The Dharma Initiative
- Additional Islanders
Middle section survivors
1Including 40 episodes during seasons 1 to 4 and one in season 6 (starting with 1x20) in which Aaron only appeared as an infant, played by several different extras, but not including one episode (5x07) in which William Blanchette (Aaron) was credited but didn't appear. 2Including one episode (4x08) in which Malcolm David Kelley (Walt) made a non-speaking appearance and wasn't credited, one episode (2x02) in which Walt only appeared as a younger child, played by an unknown extra and the epilog...
Tail section survivors
1Including one episode (1x19), shot prior to the casting of Sam Anderson, in which the voice of Bernard was provided by an unknown extra, and two episodes (2x02 and 2x03) in which Bernard only appeared as a background character, played by an unknown extra. 2Including one episode (2x02), in which Ana-Lucia only appeared as a background character, played by an unknown extra. 3Including two episodes (2x02 and 2x03) in which Libby only appeared as a background character, played by an unknown extr...
Front section survivors
1Including one episode (1x01) in which Greg Grunberg (Seth Norris) appeared in a speaking role, but wasn't credited, and one episode (6x01) in which Greg Grunberg(Seth Norris) was credited but only provided voice work.
1Including one episode (5x02) in which Charles Widmore only appeared as a teenager, played by Tom Connolly and one episode (5x15) in which he only appears as a younger man, played by David S. Lee. 2Including two episodes (5x09 and 5x10) in which Ethan Rom only appeared as an infant, played by an unknown extra, and one episode (5x12) in which he onl...
1Including one episode (5x08) in which Charlotte Lewis only appeared as a child, played by an unknown extra, and two episodes (5x14 and 5x15) in which Charlotte only appeared as a child, played by Maya Henssens. 2Including two episodes (4x01 and 4x02) in which Fisher Stevens (George Minkowski) was credited but only provided voice work, and one epis...
1Although not identified in any episode, this character would be among the background extras seen in the series.
1Including one episode (1x02), shot prior to the casting of Mira Furlan, in which the voice of Danielle Rousseau was provided by an unknown extra, and three episodes (5x04, 5x05 and 5x12) in which she only appeared as a young woman, played by Melissa Farman.
1Although a speaking role, François Chau (Pierre Chang, aka Marvin Candle, aka Mark Wickmund, aka Edgar Halliwax) was only officially credited for his final appearance (6x18) for his other fifteen appearances he received no on screen credit (2x03, 2x09, 2x21, 3x11, 3x20, 4x13, 5x01, 5x09, 5x13, 5x14, 5x15, 5x16, 5x17, 6x12 and Epilogue). 2Including...
1Only including episodes in which the Man in Black appeared as himself (i.e. not including appearances in other forms, such as the Smoke Monster, John Locke, Christian Shephard, etc.). 2Henry Gale did not appear in person, although he did appear in a photo in one episode (2x17).
In Translation is the seventeenth episode of the first season of Lost, and is the seventeenth episode overall. A mysterious arsonist destroys Michael's raft, and everyone's suspicions turn to Jin, whose inability to defend himself prompts him to flee into the jungle.
Season 4 was the first season where one of the main cast spends the entire season off the island. Season 4 was also the first season where a main character was not held by the Others. In Season 1, it was Claire, in Season 2, it was Walt, and in Season 3, it was Jack, Kate, and Sawyer.
Special is the fourteenth episode of the first season of Lost, and is the fourteenth episode overall. Michael becomes concerned when his son, Walt, begins to develop a special bond with Locke. Michael orders Locke to stay away from his son.
Elizabeth Sarnoff. Writer (3 Episodes) Greggory Nations. Writer (1 Episode) Jim Galasso. Writer (13 Episodes) Kyle Pennington. Writer (1 Episode) Picking up from the shocking Season 3 finale, learn via "flash forwards" who from Oceanic Airlines flight 815 gets off the island.
