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Lost S04E09 (The Shape Of Things To Come)
Lost S04E08 (Meet Kevin Johnson)
Lost S04E07 (Ji Yeon)
Lost S04E06 (The Other Woman)
Lost S04E05 (The Constant)

The episode begins with Sayid, Desmond, and Frank Lapidus flying off the island on a clear day heading towards a threatening thunder cloud. Frank concentrates on specific bearings that were provided to him by physicist Daniel Faraday. As the turbulence gets worse and the pilot struggles with the controls, Desmond begin to experience a series of flashbacks of his time with the British Army’s Royal Scots Regiment. He phases in and out, not recognizing Sayid in the helicopter and panicking, and then reverting back to his drilling platoon in the British Army. As confusion sets in trying to make sense of what is going on, he continues to experience flashbacks of himself back on the helicopter.
Lost S04E04 (Eggtown)

The episode follows Kate both on and off the island. On the island she plots with Sawyer to learn what Miles and the others know of her. She takes Miles to Ben after tricking John with a diversion, Miles blackmails Ben and will tell the boat that Ben is dead, if he gives Miles 3.2 million dollars. By that time, time ran out and Kate pulled Miles out of the room. Kate pushed him against a wall, and she learned that they know who she is, and he advises Kate to stay here to avoid legal trouble. Kate is one of the Oceanic Six, and off the island she is facing court for her actions prior to the crash. It is also revealed she has a son. Kate does mention to Sawyer earlier in the episode that she is not pregnant, and at the end of the show the child is revealed to be Aaron, Claire’s son. Kate and Sawyer’s relationship finally comes to an end when Sawyer calls Kate out on bouncing back and forth between him and Jack for fear of commitment, and she responds by slapping him violently and leaving for the beach.
Lost S04E03 (The Economist)


The Economist is the third episode of the American Broadcasting Company’s fourth season of the serial drama television series Lost and seventy-second episode overall that aired on February 14, 2008 on ABC in the United States and on CTV in Canada. The episode was written by co-executive producers Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz and directed by executive producer Jack Bender. Sayid and Kate negotiate for Locke’s hostage, who may be able to help them off the island. The first four episodes of the fourth season have been seen by TV Guide, who called them “worth the wait” and “emotionally satisfying”. TV Guide also stated that they “provide gaspworthy plot twists that should whip fans into a theory-spinning tizzy.
Lost S04E02 (Confirmed Dead)

The remains of Oceanic Flight 815 are found by the Christiane I in the Sunda Trench. As Daniel Faraday watches this on television, he weeps for an unknown reason. Miles Straume is a ghost-speaker. After hearing about 815’s wreckage on the radio, he enters a house and calms the spirit of a murdered African-American boy by talking to him, also apparently convincing the ghost to show him the location of a hidden stash of money and drugs. He takes the money but leaves the drugs. Charlotte Lewis is at an excavation site in Tunisia, and she finds the skeleton of a polar bear in the middle of a desert. Upon being questioned if the skeleton is real, she uncovers a collar (presumably from the polar bear) that bears the symbol of the Hydra Dharma station.
Frank Lapidus watches on TV as the remains of 815 are excavated. Seeing the corpse of Seth Norris, the pilot, he calls into the Oceanic Hotline, claiming that the corpse shown is not the pilot, because he does not have a wedding ring, and is very sure of this. He also claims that he was supposed to be the pilot of Oceanic flight 815. Finally, Naomi is seen speaking to Matthew Abaddon, telling him that the people chosen (Faraday, Straume, Lewis, and Lapidus) are not right for the job. Abaddon tells her not to argue, and to just finish their mission. [...]
Lost S04E01 (The Beginning of the End)


Desmond rejoins the survivors on the beach, bearing Charlie’s final message that the freighter offshore is not Penny’s boat. Sawyer is about to warn Jack over the radio but Sayid advises against this, saying the newcomers will be monitoring their communications; Hurley ends the debate by grabbing the walkie-talkie and throwing it into the ocean. The people on the beach then set out to rendezvous with Jack’s party.
Meanwhile, the mortally wounded Naomi has crawled away into the jungle and Jack is hesitant to reveal this information to the people on the boat. He tells Kate that he intends to kill John Locke, then sends the party back to the beach, while he and Danielle go off to find Naomi. They take Ben along, with Jack saying he doesn’t trust him out of his sight. The trail dead-ends; Naomi tricked them, setting up a second trail. However, Kate refused to go with the other survivors, stole the satellite phone from Jack and went off to track the wounded woman on her own. Naomi ambushes her pursuer and puts a knife to her throat, demanding to know why she was attacked; Kate tries to explain that Locke is no longer part of the group. Naomi contacts the freighter and explains her absence by claiming she suffered a wound sustained from parachuting in. She gives her love to her sister, then dies.
Hurley lags behind as the survivors leave the beach, gets separated and finds a mysterious cabin. He looks in the window and sees a figure in a rocking chair, then someone else steps right up to the glass. Hurley runs away, but moments later finds himself standing in front of the same cabin. He squeezes his eyes shut; when he opens them, the building is gone. A moment later, he is found by John Locke. [...]







