"Lost" Tricia Tanaka Is Dead (2007)

User Rating:

8.0/10   

Director:

Eric Laneuville

Writers:

Jeffrey Lieber (creator) and
J.J. Abrams (creator) ...

TV Series:

"Lost" (2004)

Original Air Date:

28 February 2007 (Season 3, Episode 10)

Genre:

Adventure | Drama | Fantasy | Mystery | Thriller

Plot:

Having returned to camp, Sawyer's help is enlisted by Hugo, who has an obsession with retrieving an old VW van found on the island. More events in Hugo's life are also revealed, showing what brought him to be on the doomed flight.

Plot Keywords:

Soaked Clothes | Pregnancy | Surrealism | Brother Sister Relationship | Beach

Cast

Naveen Andrews	...	Sayid Jarrah
Henry Ian Cusick	...	Desmond Hume
Emilie de Ravin	...	Claire Littleton
Michael Emerson	...	Ben Linus (credit only)
Matthew Fox	...	Jack Shephard (credit only)
Jorge Garcia	...	Hugo 'Hurley' Reyes
Josh Holloway	...	James 'Sawyer' Ford
Daniel Dae Kim	...	Jin Kwon
Yunjin Kim	...	Sun Kwon
Evangeline Lilly	...	Kate Austen
Elizabeth Mitchell	...	Juliet Burke (credit only)
Dominic Monaghan	...	Charlie Pace
Terry O'Quinn	...	John Locke
Kiele Sanchez	...	Nikki Fernandez
Rodrigo Santoro	...	Paulo

Runtime:

43 min | Germany:42 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English | Korean

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Certification:

USA:TV-14 | Venezuela:PG-13 (DVD rating)

Filming Locations:

O'ahu, Hawaii, USA

Company:

Bad Robot

Trivia:

In the flashback to Hurley's mansion, you can see a portrait of a tranquil beach - a harbinger.

Goofs:

Continuity: When Vincent first runs out of the jungle holding the skeletal arm, he's holding it by the wrist, with the hand pointing to his left. After a quick cut to Charlie and Hurley, Vincent is holding the arm in the middle, with the hand on his right.

Quotes:

Jin Kwon: Good... to see... you.
Sawyer: Well look at that! Somebody's hooked on phonics.

Movie Connections:

References "He-Man and the Masters of the Universe" (1983)

Soundtrack:

Shambala

Excellent Comedy touches

After watching this episode, I hope that things truly do change for Hurley. He is such a likable character that you want him to be in a better place. Sawer kind of surprised me here as well. He came up to Hurley all ticked off wanting his "stuff" but seemed genuinely touched by Hurley's welcome back hug. Of course the more we see of Sawyer, or James if you will his wall of being this tough-guy can artist is slowly crumbling. As for Hurley though it was interesting to see Cheech Marin show up as his errant father in the flash-back sequences. I always enjoy the Hurley-centric episodes for the comedy elements they bring to the show. After last weeks traumatic events, it is nice to have this for a little break