This isn't listed on the page of bloopers and errors.

In episode 9 of season 2, Locke says you can't enter anything on the computer until the 4:00 countdown. He demonstrates this to Michael, who asks Locke why he doesn't just type in the code in advance.

But then later in episode, Michael looks up at the timer that says (23:00 - i think) and that's when Michael begins to communicate with [Walt] on the computer - showing you can.

After a long period of Lostpedia not getting the love it deserves, happy and proud (along with Shambala108) to be on board as the new admins. We've hit the ground running and many of you have probably already noticed some big changes. We're cleaning up the spam and I'm making some important look and feel changes so that Lostpedia looks fresh with a new logo and updated colour scheme which focuses on usability - plus it looks better now too. One of the things I noticed is the number of reported posts which had not been actioned. Know that from now on, they will be so please don't be afraid to report suspicious content. It will help us a great deal in quickly identifying those posts.

Thanks all. Let's do this...

Hi community! As a lot of you know, the entirety of the current administration for the wiki have been inactive for more than a year. And with the lack of organization and housekeeping growing, the site will need responsive admins; because of this dilemna, all the admins will be demoted. But fear not! I will also be searching for candidates to replace those lost! Or if anyone knows of users that would make excellent admins, leave a suggestion in the comments below.

Safe editing!

Just finished watching Lost for the first time. My boyfriend and I watched it together since he has seen it many times before... I wasn’t a believer thinking it would affect me as I don’t really watch television that much, but wow! Thank you Lost!!!!

I’m kind of a late fan to the series, and only just finished S6 a couple of months ago. I loved it, and I’m planning on doing a rewatch. The problem with the first time I watched it though was that I watched it too fast, and finished it within a month or two . Anybody recommend a good amount of time to finish the whole series?

Just acquired the complete set and Temple Edition...this has game pieces and a board, but no idea how to use them. Is this separate from the board game or an add-on? Can't find any help online!

S.2 E.4

Alright so I just joined this fandom because i needed to share this immediately. I’ve been watching lost for years and I’m probably on my 8th binge run through. When Hurley is monching on all the newly discovered food in the hatch, he’s chugging a milk carton with a “MISSING” flyer on the side. Guess who is on the side of that carton.

I NEVER noticed until now. You can faintly make out the last name seeing the two “Ll” in “Lloyd”

I've always thought that Anthony Cooper didn't look old enough to be Locke's father, and as I'm rewatching the show, it's bugging me all over again. Just not the best casting choice, I think. Has anyone else ever thought about this? Or is it just me.

Every year there seems to be a new article on Lost getting a new season, but they’re always just click bait. Does anybody have an actual idea to whether Lost is returning at some point for its 7th season , or possibly even a reboot?

Is anyone active in here? I just joined.

Who’s on a rewatch?

Favorite character?

September 22, 2019

It's been 15 years since Lost aired on September 22, 2004.

Happy Anniversary :)

Is this the finest season-opening episode to any TV series, ever made? Yes the pilot was big budget and non-stop, but this episode perfectly sets the scene for the next two/three series.

Every time I rewatch Lost this is one of those stand-out episodes. And 10 years on still drinking tea out of a dharma mug 🤣

Hey what ever happened to Charlie's Greatest Hits? He wrote them and gave them to Desmond, but did Claire ever get them? And did Aaron ever get the ring?

So...i don't understand why the SENSIBLE brother, MIB, the one who questions everything, turns out to be the LITERAL evil incarnate while Jacob, the pansy ass tard who just accepts everything his mother says, turns out to be "the light, "the good," "the moral," and all that shit. am i the only one who noticed that? what's that about? are the writers trying to imply something?

And that entire story makes no sense. if you try to keep me prisoner in a damn island, i'd pretty much do everything i can to escape too. how is that evil? i mean, does MIB SEEM like a bad person to you? not at all. and isn't he the one initially who was supposed to take over the island instead of Jacob? 🙄🙄🙄