Lost: Season 2, Episode 10

The 23rd Psalm (11 Jan. 2006)

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When Claire comments to Mr. Eko about the Virgin Mary statue which belongs to Charlie, he asks to see it, breaks it open, and exposes Charlie's secret to Claire. Mr. Eko makes Charlie show ... See full summary »

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When Claire comments to Mr. Eko about the Virgin Mary statue which belongs to Charlie, he asks to see it, breaks it open, and exposes Charlie's secret to Claire. Mr. Eko makes Charlie show him the place where he found the crashed plane, while his past in Nigeria is presented in flashback. John Locke teaches Michael how to shoot a rifle, and Michael uses the computer to contact someone he believes to be Walt. Claire does not want Charlie to live close to her and her son any longer. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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When Eko smashes the Virgin Mary statue, you can see the bag of heroine fall off the table in a short clip, but in the next clip, it is centered on the table. See more »

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Mr. Eko: Go... and tell your friends I let you live, that Mr. Eko let you live.
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A Key Episode
1 February 2006 | by (Tel Aviv, Israel) – See all my reviews

This episode is all about Ekko - the background of his arrival to the island. We find out that he is responsible and related to the Nigerian Drug Airplane that crashed on the Island. We are exposed to one of the island's secret creatures - a black smoke cloaked creature that approaches Ekko - but does not harm him. Which raises more questions as to why didn't it attack Ekko - what is so special about him? Overall this episode was very good. I have a problem with Jack's character - he just seems to get less screen time - compared to Season 1. Is it because of script or Matthew Fox's busy timetable? I liked the idea that the characters have to take shifts in the Hatch with the computer

  • it reminds me of my job - which is to sit next to a computer and do
nothing :) 8 Out of 10


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