I’m on a quest to re-watch every episode of Lost, one per day. As I polish off each DVD, I’ll post my thoughts on the episodes contained therein. “What Kate Did” SYNOPSIS: Jack is tending to a feverish Sawyer when Sawyer mutters that he loves Kate. Kate later watches over him so that Jack can attend Shannon’s funeral, at which Sayid says a few eloquent words. Sawyer suddenly wakes and grabs Kate, yelling, “Why did you kill me?” Kate bolts, leaving Sawyer on the floor and no one to enter the Numbers into the computer. Jack and Locke arrive at the Swan just in time to reset the clock. Jack finds Kate in the jungle, and Kate has a meltdown, kisses him, looks crazy, and runs off. She returns to the Swan and pours her heart out to Sawyer as he sleeps. Then Sawyer regains consciousness, and Kate seems well again. Meanwhile, Eko gives Locke a missing part of the...

I’m on a quest to re-watch every episode of Lost, one per day. As I polish off each DVD, I’ll post my thoughts on the episodes contained therein. “…And Found” SYNOPSIS: The Tailies tell the Rafties that they’re all going on a trek to the Losties’ camp. (Bless nicknames.) But they have to gather food first, so they split up. Libby tells Michael that they imprisoned the three of them because of their “trust issues.” Michael decides to run off to find Walt. Jin leaves to find Michael, and Eko accompanies him. Jin stumbles upon a corpse impaled on a pole, and Eko says that the man’s name was Goodwin. They hear rustling and hide, and a band of Others passes them, including a child with a teddy bear. They finally catch up with Michael, and Jin convinces him to stay with them and that they’ll find Walt together. Meanwhile, Sawyer, Ana...

I’m on a quest to re-watch every episode of Lost, one per day. As I polish off each DVD, I’ll post my thoughts on the episodes contained therein. “Man of Science, Man of Faith” SYNOPSIS: We see a man going about a morning routine inside some sort of high-Seventies apartment, but then a rumble startles him. He immediately takes action, getting guns and using a system of mirrors to look up the Hatch at Jack and Locke, who had just blown it open. Not being able to see past the darkness, Locke wants to go down and explore, but Jack says that they should wait until morning since the hiding plan won’t work anyway. Locke proceeds anyway, and Kate helps him. She goes down first, but falls. Locke, unable to hear her, goes down after her. Tired of waiting around, Jack joins them. He finds Locke pinned at gunpoint by the man, whom Jack recognizes from his past: his name is...

I’m on a quest to re-watch every episode of Lost, one per day. As I polish off each DVD, I’ll post my thoughts on the episodes contained therein. “The Greater Good” SYNOPSIS: Kate is able to get Jack back to camp, and the survivors hold a funeral for Boone. Locke shows up and says it was his fault and explains about the plane. Jack attacks Locke for lying and leaving Boone to die, but then Jack collapses. Kate drugs him with sleeping pills, and he has himself a little nap. Locke tries to apologize to Shannon, but she asks Sayid to “take care” of Locke. Sayid makes Locke take him to the plane to rescue its radio parts. Trying to win Sayid’s trust, Locke admits that he foiled Sayid’s triangulation efforts so that Sayid wouldn’t lead anyone into the “dark territory.” Sayid is pissed but decides not to shoot Locke. He asks Locke about the hatch...

I’m on a quest to re-watch every episode of Lost, one per day. As I polish off each DVD, I’ll post my thoughts on the episodes contained therein. “…In Translation” SYNOPSIS: A misunderstanding between Jin and Michael leads to more fisticuffs, and Sun slaps Michael. She tells him later that she did it to protect him against Jin. When Michael’s raft goes up in flames, he blames Jin. (Jin even has burns on his hands.) Sawyer, having already bought a seat on the raft, attacks Jin. Later, Jin is almost attacked by Michael, as well, but Sun yells for him to stop… in English. Everyone is shocked by this revelation, no one more so than Jin, who feels irreparably betrayed. Sun convinces the others that Jin was burned trying to put out the fire. Locke diverts the conflict by saying that the biggest threat comes from the people without their camp, not within. Michael decides to...