Jun 16, 2026 · 1 hr 5 min · 9 segments
Join us as we recap and share our thoughts on Season 3 Episode 14 of LOST!
So some little facts, and there's just like a lot that goes into this episode.
There's so many references to old episodes.
It's like primarily flashbacks in this episode.
I mean, so I'll kind of do most of them maybe as we talk about them because, I don't know, it feels like that would make more sense for this specific episode, but I'll tell you guys the bloopers and that kind of thing.
really the only interesting ones to me were like very lazy so like when they're in the airport the newspaper says Thursday September 24th 2004 clearly it's supposed to be September 22nd and oops sorry and it's supposed to be Wednesday so and even Greg Nations who's like again I don't know why he would let them name the worst character after him he caught it like the prop error and then never got a fix so okay and then um like did he think that would make people feel better i guess but he didn't even fix it so
exactly like that didn't save you saying no
it's not the thought that counts here um and then like a few little things about like the crash scene versus these flashbacks but like hair whatever i think that kind of stuff is just like okay typical
i did kind of wonder in some moments like obviously a lot of it especially of the crash footage was like this original footage and then they, they shot things of Nikki, but I wondered about Jack's speech.
Okay.
I'm going to, don't worry.
Okay.
So they do have her like on a green screen for a lot of the crash footage, but like the perspective, like obviously is like, they have to kind of shift things.
So he definitely did rerecord like Boone running up for the pen and all
that.
Right.
He, obvious wig in that one.
Right.
Oh yeah.
And that's what they said.
Like hair looks terrible.
Shannon's too.
Um, but then, okay.
So when Jack's speech from the white rabbit episode where he says live together, dialogue, it doesn't completely match up, uh, which I just think is weird.
Cause like they have
dialogue.
So some little facts, and there's just like a lot that goes into this episode.
There's so many references to old episodes.
It's like primarily flashbacks in this episode.
I mean, so I'll kind of do most of them maybe as we talk about them because, I don't know, it feels like that would make more sense for this specific episode, but I'll tell you guys the bloopers and that kind of thing.
really the only interesting ones to me were like very lazy so like when they're in the airport the newspaper says Thursday September 24th 2004 clearly it's supposed to be September 22nd and oops sorry and it's supposed to be Wednesday so and even Greg Nations who's like again I don't know why he would let them name the worst character after him he caught it like the prop error and then never got a fix so okay and then um like did he think that would make people feel better i guess but he didn't even fix it so
exactly like that didn't save you saying no
it's not the thought that counts here um and then like a few little things about like the crash scene versus these flashbacks but like hair whatever i think that kind of stuff is just like okay typical
i did kind of wonder in some moments like obviously a lot of it especially of the crash footage was like this original footage and then they, they shot things of Nikki, but I wondered about Jack's speech.
Okay.
I'm going to, don't worry.
Okay.
So they do have her like on a green screen for a lot of the crash footage, but like the perspective, like obviously is like, they have to kind of shift things.
So he definitely did rerecord like Boone running up for the pen and all
that.
Right.
He, obvious wig in that one.
Right.
Oh yeah.
And that's what they said.
Like hair looks terrible.
Shannon's too.
Um, but then, okay.
So when Jack's speech from the white rabbit episode where he says live together, dialogue, it doesn't completely match up, uh, which I just think is weird.
Cause like they have
dialogue.
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