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"Lost" Exposé (2007)
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Original Air Date:
28 March 2007
(Season 3, Episode 14)
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Nikki and Paulo are two more of the castaways with a past just like any of the others. What have they been doing since the plane crash? full summary | add synopsis
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Waste of an hour
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Cast
(Episode Cast overview, first billed only) | Naveen Andrews | ... | Sayid Jarrah (credit only) (also archive footage) |
 | Henry Ian Cusick | ... | Desmond Hume |
 | Emilie de Ravin | ... | Claire Littleton |
| Michael Emerson | ... | Benjamin Linus |
 | Matthew Fox | ... | Jack Shephard (credit only) (also archive footage) |
 | 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 |
 | Dominic Monaghan | ... | Charlie Pace |
 | Terry O'Quinn | ... | John Locke |
 | Kiele Sanchez | ... | Nikki Fernandez |
 | Rodrigo Santoro | ... | Paulo |
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42 min | Germany:41 min
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1.78 : 1 more
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Exposé director Stephen Williams cast a fictional Stephen Williams as the director of the fictional Exposé. You can see his name on the clap board and on the back of the director's chair. The gentleman in the sleeveless shirt is the phony Williams, the man in the lower right is the real Stephen Williams.
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Miscellaneous: When Paulo picks up the nicotine gum from the bag, the cover of his passport says "Republica Federativa do Brazil" when the correct text in a Brazilian passport is "República Federativa do Brasil". The word "Brazil" is misspelled in Portuguese, and word "Republica" is missing an accent.
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Henry Gale:
I can convince him to do it.
Juliet Burke: How?
Henry Gale: The same way I get anybody to do anything: I find out what he's emotionally invested in and I exploit it.
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Juliet Burke: How?
Henry Gale: The same way I get anybody to do anything: I find out what he's emotionally invested in and I exploit it.
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References Animal Farm (1954)
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This latest episode does nothing more than re-tell a centuries old story we've all been told before, the only originality lying in its setting, certainly not in its telling. A dull execution, and an utterly predictable finalé, make this episode barely watchable in and of itself, and, combined with its failure to reveal anything at all of the ongoing plot, made it a complete waste of time to watch.
A victim of its own success, and the conceit of its creators, Lost has become nothing more than a platform for pretension and self-indulgence. We have been subjected to episode after episode that does nothing, goes nowhere, and it's fast becoming a bore.