A Tale of Two Cities
- Episode aired Oct 4, 2006
- TV-14
- 43m
IMDb RATING
8.6/10
6.6K
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Jack, Kate and Sawyer are kidnapped by the Others, who reveal themselves as more sophisticated and savvy than anyone guessed.Jack, Kate and Sawyer are kidnapped by the Others, who reveal themselves as more sophisticated and savvy than anyone guessed.Jack, Kate and Sawyer are kidnapped by the Others, who reveal themselves as more sophisticated and savvy than anyone guessed.
Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje
- Mr. Eko
- (credit only)
Naveen Andrews
- Sayid Jarrah
- (credit only)
Henry Ian Cusick
- Desmond Hume
- (credit only)
Emilie de Ravin
- Claire Littleton
- (credit only)
Jorge Garcia
- Hugo 'Hurley' Reyes
- (credit only)
Daniel Dae Kim
- Jin-Soo Kwon
- (credit only)
Yunjin Kim
- Sun-Hwa Kwon
- (credit only)
Dominic Monaghan
- Charlie Pace
- (credit only)
Terry O'Quinn
- John Locke
- (credit only)
Kiele Sanchez
- Nikki Fernandez
- (credit only)
Rodrigo Santoro
- Paulo
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Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaMichael Emerson, who plays Ben Linus (in season two known as Henry Gale), was originally contracted to appear in just three episodes but the producers were so impressed by him that they contracted him for a further five episodes (making eight in total). In season 3, he is a regular cast member.
- GoofsOceanic flight 815 is seen breaking up in-flight only a few hundred metres off the ground by Ben and Juliet. However, in season 1, when the tail breaks off, the plane is at cruising altitude well above the cloud layer.
- Quotes
Tom Friendly: Hey, you got yourself a fish biscuit. Now how'd you do that?
Sawyer: I figured out your complicated little gizmo.
Tom Friendly: It only took the bears two hours.
Sawyer: How many of 'em where there?
- Crazy creditsThe producers gratefully acknowledge the cooperation of the people of Hawaii and their Aloha spirit.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Lost: Missing Pieces: The Envelope (2008)
Featured review
And That's Just The Beginning.
Many people got hooked on the 30sec. and/or 1min spots ABC was running for "Lost" prior to the premiere. The night before Season Three began, I saw an ad that said, "The first five minutes will leave you breathless, and that's just the beginning." The first five minutes lived up to the expectations I had, and passed them with flying colors. This was a great lead into the rest of the season and it can only get better. There is so much mystery and intrigue about who The Other's really are and many fans get angry if we don't find out all the information right away. But it's a slow burn, unraveling mysteries, the reason for why things are taking place, and bringing up more questions. Jack's flashbacks were wonderful. Each episode we'll peer into the mind of the those on this Island, to discover more truth and more past, which all add up to who they are now. The survivors have already changed, but with more time, things will be different. "A Tale of Two Cities" was neither underwhelming nor overwhelming, but done with a great amount of care and love and completely thought out. This season will be far better than the second. Slowly we'll find out what the entire meaning of "Lost" is. And I do mean Slowly.
The answer to why Kate was wearing that dress. Ben, "Because the next two weeks are going to be unpleasant". Now, doesn't that alone just grab your attention?
The answer to why Kate was wearing that dress. Ben, "Because the next two weeks are going to be unpleasant". Now, doesn't that alone just grab your attention?
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