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Posts: 17449 01/12/08 3:41 PM	Tags : lost, the beginning of the end, episode guide, lost episode guide, hurley 1. The Beginning of The End First aired: 1/31/2008 Writer: Damon Lindelof, Carlton Cuse Director: Jack Bender Elizabeth Mitchell (Juliet Burke); Terry O'Quinn (John Locke); Michael Emerson (Benjamin Linus); Naveen Andrews (Sayid Jarrah); Henry Ian Cusick (Desmond Hume); Jorge Garcia (Hugo "Hurley" Reyes); Evangeline Lilly (Kate Austen); Emilie de Ravin (Claire Littleton); Josh Holloway (James "Sawyer" Ford); Daniel Dae Kim (Jin Kwon); Jeremy Davies (Daniel Faraday); Matthew Fox (Jack Shephard); Dominic Monaghan (Charlie Pace); Yunjin Kim (Sun Kwon); Sam Anderson (Bernard Nadler); Lance Reddick (Matthew Abaddon); Fisher Stevens (George Minkowski); Marsha Thomason (Naomi Dorrit); John Terry (Dr. Christian Shephard); Blake Bashoff (Karl); Tania Raymonde (Alex Rousseau); Mira Furlan (Danielle Rousseau); L. Scott Caldwell (Rose Henderson Nadler); Steven Neumeier (Lewis); Billy Ray Gallion (Randy); Grisel Toledo (Nurse); Michael Cudlitz (Detective Walton) It's revealed that 6 people from the crash left the island. In "Exodus: Part 1", Rousseau said that (with her) was 6 people from her team that arrived to the island. When Matthew Abbadon visits Hurley, there's a chess set on the table where they sit. Another reference to the "Black And White" myth. Randy Nations and Walton (Ana Lucia's ex partner) become the second and third characters (after Sarah, Jack's ex-wife) to appear in flashbacks and flashforwards without ever appearing in the present. This is the first season premiere to begin off the island (though initially we are led to believe its on island) Island events take place on Dec. 22 and 23, 2004. It is day 92 and day 93 for the survivors. As of season 4, Jack (Matthew Fox) has appeared off-island (in flashbacks and flashforwards), in every season opener and season finale so far. Hurley is one of the Oceanic 6. During the scene where Hurley is talking with Matthew Abbadon a drawing of an island, shark and boat can be seen behind them. These are all staples of the show. Jorge Garcia did the painting that Hurley has outside the hospital ground before Charlie appears. When Hurley crashes the Camaro his old boss at the chicken shack, Randy Nations, can be seen video taping the whole thing. The letters "H" and "O" come up several times in this episode. This is interesting because "H" is the 8th letter of the alphabet and "O" is the 15th (815). Charlie first appears to Hurley in this episode near the "Ho-Ho's." When Hurley is in the mental institution "H" and "O" can be seen in the background. Also, when Hurley and Jack play Horse in the gym they stop after Jack gets the first to letters, "H" and "O." Christian Shephard is seen in Jacob's cabin wearing a single white tennis shoe - the other shoe was seen hanging from a branch on the beach in "Pilot, Part 1". During Hurley's car chase in the beginning of the episode, you can see a sign that says "ALOHA". It is from an ALOHA gas station, which can be found in Hawaii, where "Lost" is recorded. In Hurley's vision in the interrogation room, Charlie has the words "They Need You" written on his hand. The Camaro Hurley was driving in his flash forward was the same Camaro he had worked on previously with his absentee father. This episode marks the official death of Naomi, giving John Locke his 1st ever Kill in the show. The title can also been seen referring to the end of the series. It has been confirmed that Lost will be 6 seasons long, so after beginning of season 4 the show has reached its halfpoint, and there are less seasons unaired than aired. International Airdates Belgium: September 1, 2008 on VT4 Denmark: February 8, 2008 on Kanal 5 Czech Republic: 6 April 2008 on AXN Spain: April 24, 2008 on FOX TV Spain Italy: July 28, 2008 on Rai 2 Québec (Canada): May 8, 2008 on Radio-Canada United Kingdom: February 3, 2008 on Sky One Ireland: February 4, 2008 on RTE Two Australia: Febuary 7, 2008 on Channel 7 Sweden: February 13, 2008 on TV4 New Zealand: February 13, 2008 on TV2 Norway: February 27, 2008 on TVNorge Latin America: March 3, 2008 on AXN The Netherlands: March 16, 2008 on Net 5 Macedonia: October 18, 2008 on A1 Jack's father can be seen for a brief second when Hurley looks into Jacob's cabin. This marks the second time Jack's dad has been seen on the island the first being the 5th episode of season 1. Jeremy Davies, Ken Leung and Rebecca Mader have been added to the main credits. Harold Perrineau is once again credited as a main character having left the show at the end of season 2. Despite having his name in the opening titles he does not appear in this episode. First appearances by Lance Reddick and Jeremy Davies. Although credited, Harold Perrineau, Ken Leung and Rebecca Mader do not appear in this episode. Daniel Dae Kim appears but has no dialog. This is the first season premiere that was not Jack-centric, although it can be argued that his brief scene watching Hurley on television constitutes a flashforward. It's also the first season premiere that didn't open with a shot of someone's eye. This episode introduces yet another "flash-forward". This marks the second episode so far to have a flash-forward. The first was the season three finale: "Through The Looking Glass". A Hurley-centric episode The title references Ben's line in the season three finale. He says to Jack, "Making that call is the beginning of the end." The Beginning of the End is also the title of a movie in 1957, starring Peter Graves, about a swarm of giant grasshoppers that attack Chicago. Star Trek Sawyer (to Desmond): Easy Scotty, everything's cool. Referencing the Chief Engineer, Montgomery Scott, on the TV show "Star Trek: The Original Series." Like Desmond the character was also Scottish and nicknamed "Scotty." The title is also an allusion to the flash-forward chapters. Since this episode showed the first part of the "future" Lost story, it is technically the "Beginning of the End". Abbadon Otherwise known as the Angel Of The Abyss. Abbadon was also the creature that attempted to destroy Cardiff in the season 1 finale of The Doctor Who spin off show, Torchwood. *This post approved by Jack McCoy, who would eat a baby if that's what Justice asked of him* Last Edited By: maxxfisher 01/04/09 4:50 PM. Edited 3 times.
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Posts: 17449 01/04/09 5:01 PM	2. Confirmed Dead First Aired: 2/7/2008 Writers: Brian K. VaughanDrew Goddard Director: Stephen Williams Rebecca Mader (Charlotte Lewis); Terry O'Quinn (John Locke); Jorge Garcia (Hugo "Hurley" Reyes); Josh Holloway (James "Sawyer" Ford); Jeremy Davies (Daniel Faraday); Emilie de Ravin (Claire Littleton); Michael Emerson (Benjamin Linus); Matthew Fox (Jack Shephard); Evangeline Lilly (Kate Austen); Ken Leung (Miles Straume); Naveen Andrews (Sayid Jarrah); Elizabeth Mitchell (Juliet Burke); Fisher Stevens (George Minkowski); Lance Reddick (Matthew Abaddon); Marsha Thomason (Naomi Dorrit); Mira Furlan (Danielle Rousseau); Tania Raymonde (Alex Rousseau); Blake Bashoff (Karl); Jeff Fahey (Frank Lapidus); Zoe Bell (Regina); Kanayo Chiemelu (African Man); Azure McCall (Ms. Gardner); Necar Zadegan (Translator); Jill Kuramoto (Female Anchor) When Jack and friends are helping Frank Lapidus after he passed out, a big piece of grass is stuck to the cut on his head. The camera cuts to the other side of Frank's face, and when it pans back the grass is gone, yet it has been a fraction of a second. The chopper reads "N842M". 8 and 42 are two of "The Numbers". The number for the Oceanic Hotline is 888-584-0034. Island events take place on Dec. 23 and it is the 93rd day for the survivors. We learn that the rescue team sent to the island is actually there for Benjamin Linus. This is the first episode since Exodus, Part 2 to have flashbacks from more than two people. This is the second episode in which Ben fails to kill someone by shooting them. The first time was in The Man Behind The Curtain when he shot Locke. This is the first episode of LOST where we see a flashback of a character that is already dead, Naomi. The news broadcast supposedly showing the dead body of pilot Seth Morris mentions a quote from the NTSB. The National Transportation Safety Board is a US agency tasked with investigating civilian aircraft accidents, among other things. They typically do not investigate accidents that occur outside the US, but under certain circumstances, exceptions are made. Daniel Faraday's name is based on Michael Faraday who was a famous physicist. This is interesting because Michael Faraday discovered a relationship between light rays and electromagnetism and Daniel mentions the scattered light on the island. We learn in this episode that Frank Lupidus was supposed to be the pilot of Oceanic flight 815, not Seth Norris, the pilot who was killed by the Monster Zoe Bell is credited as a guest star despite not seeing her on screen. Her appearance merely consists of being a voice on a phone. This marks the first episode without Dominic Monaghan listed as a regular. This is the first episode to feature flashbacks of new characters on the same episode in which they first appear (except of course for the pilot episode). International Air Dates: Belgium: September 1, 2008 on VT4 Denmark: February 15, 2008 on Kanal 5 United Kingdom: February 10, 2008 on Sky One Ireland: February 11, 2008 on RTE Two Australia: February 14, 2008 on Channel 7 Sweden: February 20, 2008 on TV4 Norway: March 5, 2008 on TVNorge Latin America: March 10, 2008 on AXN The Netherlands: March 23, 2008 on Net 5 Finland: March 20, 2008 on Nelonen Poland: April 13,2008 on AXN Italy: July 28, 2008 on Rai 2 Macedonia: October 25, 2008 on A1 Although credited, Harold Perrineau, Henry Ian Cusick, Yunjin Kim and Daniel Dae Kim do not appear in this episode. Ken Leung and Michael Emerson also worked together in the movie, Saw. This is the first episode with Jeff Fahey, Ken Leung and Rebecca Mader. A Daniel, Miles, Charlotte, Frank and Naomi-centric episode. Sawyer: You're wastin' your time, Yoda. Sawyer calls Ben Yoda on a clear reference to Star Wars series' character Yoda, who is introduced for the first time on the Star Wars movies while living in a hut in a jungle, much similar to what Ben looks in this specific take. Apocalypse Now Sawyer asks Locke where he is getting his orders from and then refers to him as "Colonel Kurtz." This is a reference to Francis Ford Coppola's 1979 Vietnam epic Apocalypse Now, as well as the novel it is loosely based on, Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad. Kurtz was a renegade Green Beret who became insane and stopped taking orders from the military. He is played by a bald Marlon Brando in the film. The character Charlotte Staples Lewis' name is derived from the late Clives Staples Lewis, better known as C.S. Lewis, the late Irish author and scholar known for his writings on Christian apologetics, and most famously, the children's series The Chronicles of Narnia. *This post approved by Jack McCoy, who would eat a baby if that's what Justice asked of him*
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Posts: 17449 01/04/09 5:18 PM	3. The Economist First Aired: 2/14/2008 Writers: Edward Kitsis, Adam Horowitz Director: Jack Bender Rebecca Mader (Charlotte Lewis); Ken Leung (Miles Straume); Elizabeth Mitchell (Juliet Burke); Terry O'Quinn (John Locke); Michael Emerson (Benjamin Linus); Naveen Andrews (Sayid Jarrah); Jorge Garcia (Hugo "Hurley" Reyes); Henry Ian Cusick (Desmond Hume); Matthew Fox (Jack Shephard); Evangeline Lilly (Kate Austen); Jeremy Davies (Daniel Faraday); Josh Holloway (James "Sawyer" Ford); Zoe Bell (Regina); Marsha Thomason (Naomi Dorrit); Jeff Fahey (Frank Lapidus); Mira Furlan (Danielle Rousseau); Armando Pucci (Mr. Avellino); Thekla Reuten (Elsa) Elsa said she'd meet Sayid for their date (the first one) at 8 pm. 8 is one of "The Numbers". Island events take place on Dec. 24 and it is the 94th day for the survivors. Sayid finds a New Zealand passport in Ben's drawer, but it is red. In reality they are royal blue. This is the first episode where we see a birds eye view of the island. Elsa is wearing a silver bracelet similar to the one that Naomi had on. One of Ben's passports is from Brazil. It is probably the same one used in the exposé for Paulo (Rodrigo Santoro character), because the passport has the same spelling errors: 1) Brazil with a Z instead of an S 2) Passport (in Portuguese the correct spelling is PASSAPORTE) This episode marks the third time that we see Sayid get shot. He was shot by Mikhail in "Enter 77", and he shot himself in a flashback in "Solitary." We find out Ben has a drawer full of various currencies from around the world yet he clearly hasn't been to England in a while. The twenty pound note shown is from the "D" series of banknotes featuring a portrait of Michael Faraday. This note was withdrawn from use in February 2001, almost four years before this episode is set and was replaced by a new design featuring Edward Elgar. It has since been replaced again. The fade-out sound at the end of this episode is not the usual one. When Sayid is walking towards Naomi's body, it can be seen that her eyes are already shut. The passport Sayid finds in Ben's hidden drawer is a fake Swiss passport holding the name Dean Moriarty. The birthday is given as 03 March 1962. Born in Zurich. Valid from 02 April 2003 to 01 April 2013. Issued in Berne. Dean Moriarity is the character name of real-life person Neal Cassaady (1926-1968, an icon of the beat generation) and appears in the novel "On the road" written by American writer Jack Kerouac in 1951. Numbers: The model of the helicopter is N 8 42 M . The difference between the two clocks was 31 minutes. 8+23=31. 15+16=31 This episode confirms the fourth member of the Oceanic 6 from the flash forwards, Sayid Jarrah. edit »In the scene where Naomi's body is laying on the stretcher, at the point where Sayid goes to close Naomi's eyes, watch very closely and you will see Naomi shut her eyes faster than Sayid's fingers move. Elsa, Sayid's girlfriend in his flash forward, had several similarities with his girlfriend earlier in the series, Shannon: She is tall, fair, with light hair and she ends up shot in the abdomen, just like Shannon. When the missile arrives on the island, Daniel grabs a device. The device says 03:16:23. 3+16+23=42. 3+1+6+2+3=15. 15, 16, 23 and 42 are some of "The Numbers." Also the time on a 24Hr clock would be 15:16:23, another number. Sayid is shown to play golf left-handed. However he has previously been shown to shoot a rifle right-handed. Thus, he may be ambidextrous. Featured Music: "If You Stayed Over" by Bonobo (Sayid's love scene with Elsa) This is a flash-forward episode. Although they are credited, Daniel Dae Kim (Jin), Harold Perrineau (Michael) and Yunjin Kim (Sun) don't appear. International Air Dates: Belgium: September 8, 2008 on VT4 United Kingdom: February 17, 2008 on Sky One Ireland: February 18, 2008 on RTE Two Australia:9:30pm February 21st,2008 on CHANNEL 7 Israel: Febuary 19th, 2008 on XtraHOT. Sweden: February 27, 2008 on TV4 Norway: March 12, 2008 on TVNorge Latin America: March 17, 2008 on AXN. The Netherlands: March 30, 2008 on Net 5 Finland: March 27, 2008 on Nelonen Czech Republic: April 20, 2008 on AXN Denmark: February 22, 2008 on Kanal 5 Italy: August 4, 2008 on Rai 2 Macedonia: November 1, 2008 on A1 A Sayid-centric episode. Sawyer: (To Ben) Ready to give us a name, Gizmo? Gizmo was the name of the friendly little gremlin in the movie "Gremlins". Episode Title: The Economist is an English-language weekly news and international affairs publication owned by "The Economist Newspaper Ltd" and edited in London. *This post approved by Jack McCoy, who would eat a baby if that's what Justice asked of him*
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