Good episode, not great. The entire hour consist of Hurley lugging a comatose Sayid around after being shot by a Tranq dart. Hurley confesses to his mother about the Lie that the Oceanic Six have been living since returning home from the Island. Ben is trying to round up the gang to take back to the Island but loses Hurley when he surrenders to the Cops and back on the Island, another "unknown" group attacks the Tribe (Saywer, Juliet, etc...) back at camp. Since this was bascially a Hurley episode, it gave us a chance to reconnect with former cast member Ana Lucia (Michelle Rodriguez).

This episode felt more like a filler episode than the last, even though there was a pretty significant reveal at the end. But everything up to it was more of the same with the gang wandering around the Island and jumping time. There was a cool moment when the gang ends up in time when their other selves were already on the Island. We get to see the Light in the sky coming from the Hatch (Locke pleading to the Hatch to open itself) and Sawyer from afar got to see Kate helping Clarie give birth to Aaron.

The big reveal at the end was that Jin was discovered floating on debris out in the middle of the ocean by a group of French Scientist. Yes, THAT group, the one that also has a very young and very pregnant Danielle Rousseau.

For an episode that is basically 'get on the plane, head to the Island, and then crash' and nothing more, it's surprisingly engaging. There are smaller moments like Jack refusing to read John Locke's "suicide" letter or Ben calling from a pay phone beaten and bloody with no explanation. But that's about it. The nice twist at the end had Jin, wearing a Dharma Initiative uniform meeting Jack, Kate and Hurley at the lagoon...gun and all. The other awesome twist was the return of Frank Lapidus as the pilot of fateful Flight 316.

I also liked the fact that they had Sun seperated from Jack, Hurley and Kate. This way it gives us the viewer something to look forward to with Sun and Jin reuniting. Had Jin just "found" her with the gang, it wouldn't have been monumental. It would have been anticlimactic to say the least,

A very interesting episode that literally picks up right where Sawyer lowers John into the Well, which leads to him moving the Island again, thus stopping them from traveling through time. But Sawyer, Juliet, Daniel and Miles don't stop in their time. They end up in 1974, still on the Island and still with the Dharma Initiative still a thriving community, with Horace running the show. The episode basically tracks 3 years of the gang first trying to stay within the community to actually being one of the DI's with Sawyer taking on the name LaFleur. The episode ends where Jin bringing Jack, Hurley and Kate back to Sawyer....

It's a great episode that I never get tired of watching and they did something brilliant with Sawyer and Juliet falling in love with each other in the 3 years they have been waiting for Jack and company to return. It's not just some fling either. They truly love each other which makes Kate's return into Sawyers life all the more compelling.

This is all about Sayid and the question "If you could go back in time and kill Hitler, would you?" In the case of Lost, that would be Ben. So, it's all leading up to when Ben helps Sayid escape captivity and the moment of truth, does Sayid kill Ben? The answer is Yes. Everything leading up to the ending was great, especially seeing how Sayid was caught and handcuffed getting onto the plane that brought him back to the Island.

A decent episode where we track Ben on and off the Island. We see him kidnap Alex. We see his confrontation of Charles Widmore. We see him take control as the new leader of the 'Others', we see how Ben got those nasty cuts and bruises on his face as well as the broken arm (courtesy of Desmond) before returning back to the Island. But the biggest thing about this episode was Ben's confrontation and judgement by the 'Smoke Monster'. I say it's a decent episode and not spectacular one because the story really didn't advance as much as just doing a bunch of callbacks.

Awesome episode that requires the viewer to pay attention to get the meaning of the payoff. With Daniel Faraday back on the Island, he sets a course to change the perceived outcome of the future. His goal is to set off the Hydrogen Bomb that he had the 'Others' bury on the Island. But first he has to find his Mother. Elsewhere, Faraday's mother convinces her son to take up Charles Windmore's offer to go to the Island, but she is distraught about it. Why? Well, back in 1977 she shoots and kills him. You see, she knew what she would end up doing, and he figures out as his light dims that she would do it. Pretty heady stuff and something I never saw coming the first time around when watching this one. Also, it's revealed that Charles is his father.