Losing Lost

There's no denying the "wow" factor of the LOST pilot, which introduced an ensemble and an island bursting with mysteries for audiences to dig into. But "Walkabout" is arguably the episode that put the show on the map, serving up a final act twist that not only recontextualizes the episode but everything we thought we knew about the island.

Original Air Date: October 13, 2004

Director: Jack Bender

Writer: David Fury

This episode of "Losing Lost" was edited by Pierce Nahigyan.

We wipe the slate clean - or do we? - with LOST's first Kate-centric episode. "Tabula Rasa" originally aired on October 6, 2004, and set a template for what to expect from the series' lead heroine: false identities, car crashes, and a whole lot of collateral damage.

This episode of "Losing Lost" was edited by Derek Hobson.

We start things off with a bang as we return to the island and review the pilot episode of "LOST," episodes 1x01 and 1x02. The first part originally debuted on September 22, 2004, with the second part airing a week later.

We also review the history of how the pilot came to be, as told to Empire Magazine's Nick De Semlyen. Here's the link to the 2020 article: https://www.empireonline.com/movies/features/making-lost-pilot/.

This episode of "Losing Lost" was edited by Pierce Nahigyan.

"WE HAVE TO GO B-A-A-A-A-A-CK!" In this prologue, co-hosts Pierce Nahigyan and Derek Hobson discuss how they first found the series. We get into our personal histories with the show, what we're looking forward to with this rewatch, and what we're dreading.

This episode of "Losing Lost" was edited by Pierce Nahigyan.