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While leading the survivors to the radio transmission tower, Jack meets Ben and Alex on their way. Ben invites Jack to talk with him alone in a clearing and tells that Sayid, Jin and Bernard killed seven "The Others", but have been captured. He calls his chief henchman, Tom, in a walkie-talkie and proposes to exchange the lives of the trio per Naomi's radio. He tells that all the castaway would be killed by Naomi's friends, who are not who Jack thinks they are, but Jack does not accept the deal and hears three shots. Jack hits and captures Ben and promises to kill Tom. Meanwhile, the Russian Mikhail breaks into the Looking Glass, shoots Greta and Bonnie following Ben's order, but Desmond shoots Mikhail with a spear gun and saves Charlie. He convinces Bonnie to tell the password, and she tells that it is the tune of Beach Boy's "Good Vibrations". Charlie stops the jamming of the transmission and talks to Penny, who asks their location and tells that she is not offshore in the vessel. ... Written by
Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Trivia
Danielle Rousseau (
Mira Furlan) states that she recorded her radio message 16 years ago, 3 days before her daughter Alex (
Tania Raymonde) was born.
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Goofs
When Charlie is drowning inside the communication room, he makes the Sign of the Cross just as he is about to die. However, instead of blessing himself with his right hand, he incorrectly uses the left.
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Quotes
Kate Austen:
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to Sawyer]
And since when did you start calling me Kate?
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Crazy Credits
The producers gratefully acknowledge the cooperation of the people of Hawaii and their Aloha spirit.
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Connections
References
First Blood (1982)
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Soundtracks
"Scentless Apprentice"
Written by
Kurt Cobain,
David Grohl,
Krist Novoselic
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