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Welcome to the We Have To Go Back Podcast, a Lost revisited podcast. In episode 01 we take a look back at the 2-part Lost Pilot. We share some of our favorite moments from the two episodes and talk about some of the main themes of Lost that were established in these initial episodes. We discuss Jack and his position as the de facto leader, the musical score, early theories we had about the smoke monster, and the humor that Charlie and Hurley bring during moments of intensity. We also talk about early clues we had about the DHARMA Initiative, which characters we didn’t like at this point, and discuss how some of the characters will develop over the course of 6 season. Our Lost in Literature segment from Emilee (@Fauxmeonce on Twitter) discusses Aldous Huxley’s Island (Affiliate Link).
Next week we’ll be discussing Lost season 1 episodes 3 & 4 entitled, “Tabula Rasa” and “Walkabout” respectively. Send in your favorite Lost moments, theories you had for these episodes, or your fun Lost memories by calling 304-837-2278.
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It’s so awesome that you guys are doing a Lost podcast – I’ve been hoping for this for a long time! And you’re doing a fantastic job so far. I look forward to rewatching my favorite show with you.
I haven’t watched L O S T since the 1st run. Totally forgot about Jack’s half sister. And I can’t even remember who it is. I have an idea but I’m not sure. But that’s what’s fun about this rewatch, its almost like watching for the 1st time again.
Also -how come Kates handcuffs came off after the crash but Jin has to where a handcuff bracelet the rest of the time?
Charlie is my favorite character too and his “FATE” was really hard to watch.
I really liked Kate the first time around but this time, I can see why she might IRK some people. Her selfishness like how the bank thing went down.
I’m not totally sure, but I think Kate was close to getting the keys from Edward’s pocket during the crash, so maybe she was able to get them. Or maybe she’s just skilled/crafty enough to get them off. I hadn’t thought about that in a while, so I’m not sure.