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Original Air Date:
1 April 2009
(Season 5, Episode 11)
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Jack refuses to help save young Ben after Sayid shoots him, so Sawyer and Kate turn to Richard Alpert for help. Meanwhile, what Sawyer said to Kate on the chopper is revealed, as well as what Kate did with Aaron before the flight. | full synopsis
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Plane Crash
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South Pacific
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(Episode Cast overview, first billed only) | Naveen Andrews | ... | Sayid Jarrah (credit only) (also archive footage) |
 | Henry Ian Cusick | ... | Desmond Hume (credit only) |
 | Jeremy Davies | ... | Daniel Faraday (credit only) |
| Michael Emerson | ... | Benjamin Linus |
 | Matthew Fox | ... | Jack Shephard |
 | Jorge Garcia | ... | Hugo 'Hurley' Reyes |
 | Josh Holloway | ... | James 'Sawyer' Ford |
 | Daniel Dae Kim | ... | Jin Kwon |
 | Yunjin Kim | ... | Sun Kwon (credit only) (also archive footage) |
 | Ken Leung | ... | Miles Straume |
 | Evangeline Lilly | ... | Kate Austen |
 | Elizabeth Mitchell | ... | Juliet Burke |
 | Terry O'Quinn | ... | John Locke |
 | Sterling Beaumon | ... | Young Ben |
 | Nestor Carbonell | ... | Richard Alpert |
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Germany:41 min
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Continuity: When Juliet comes into talk to Jack, Miles and Hurley are sitting on the couch playing Mahjong with two glasses of juice in front of them. When they get up to leave, the glass in front of Miles is suddenly gone.
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Richard Alpert:
Why are you here?
Kate Austen: Because we need you to save his life. Can you?
Richard Alpert: If I take him, he's not ever gonna be the same again.
Kate Austen: What do you mean by that?
Richard Alpert: What I mean is that he'll forget this ever happened and his innocence will be gone. He will always be one of us. You still want me to take him?
Kate Austen: Yes.
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Kate Austen: Because we need you to save his life. Can you?
Richard Alpert: If I take him, he's not ever gonna be the same again.
Kate Austen: What do you mean by that?
Richard Alpert: What I mean is that he'll forget this ever happened and his innocence will be gone. He will always be one of us. You still want me to take him?
Kate Austen: Yes.
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References Back to the Future (1985)
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She's Got You
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A very slightly better entry than "He's Our You" in my humble estimation, but again extremely annoying at times and almost totally pointless. These past two episodes have seen the writers clearly stalling which is appalling considering where we are in the show right now (and surprisingly they were both written by writers who usually write the more 'important' episodes). The Ben being shot storyline is absolutely horrible, and I was amazed at the 'OMG' reaction everyone had last week. They've been hammering 'whatever happened, happened' into our heads for weeks now, they're not going to create an alternate timeline all of a sudden. Obviously Ben was going to survive and (oh how convenient) he would somehow forget about it (and hey look it's the magic immortal memory-wiping Richard to the rescue!), and this whole episode was basically about getting to that point and more repetitive, plain character drama with Jack, Kate, Sawyer, and Juliet. Horrible exposition in the conversation between Miles and Hurley to explain what's going on to the inattentive viewers who can't understand even simplified science fiction. Interesting writing for Roger Linus, though he's been such a dick every time we've seen him that it seems odd that he never started being nicer to Ben, even after nearly losing him (though he could have, but it struck me more as a last ditch effort to make the character sympathetic). In any case the last three or so minutes were interesting (sans the memory wipe, which, and there's no better word for it, sucks), and promise an exciting final few episodes of the season.