Eggtown

Episode aired Feb 21, 2008
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43min

8.1/10

4.5K

S4.E4

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Kate goes behind Locke's back to arrange a meeting between Miles and Ben, where Miles offers his terms for not giving Ben up to his colleagues. However, Locke discovers what she has done, an... Read allKate goes behind Locke's back to arrange a meeting between Miles and Ben, where Miles offers his terms for not giving Ben up to his colleagues. However, Locke discovers what she has done, and banishes her from his camp.Kate goes behind Locke's back to arrange a meeting between Miles and Ben, where Miles offers his terms for not giving Ben up to his colleagues. However, Locke discovers what she has done, and banishes her from his camp.

8.1/10

4.5K

Director
- Stephen Williams
Writers
Stars
- Naveen Andrews(credit only)
- Henry Ian Cusick(credit only)
- Jeremy Davies

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In the 'Others' village, Kate is living with Claire and she secretly contacts Miles, held captive in a pump shack, in order to discover what he knows about her past as a fugitive. Miles proposes to Kate to arrange a brief meeting with Ben, in return he would tell her the information she requested. Kate asks Sawyer to help her and she lures Locke, getting what she wanted. But Locke finds out and expels Kate from the camp. Meanwhile, in a flash-forward, Kate is back in Los Angeles where she goes on trial for murder of her stepfather where the main witness is her own mother. —Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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Trivia
The book that Locke gives to Ben is Philip K Dick's VALIS, which centers around a God-like consciousness orbiting Earth.

Goofs
When Locke throws the plate of eggs against the wall of the basement you can see it wobble, revealing that it is not cement, but merely a stage.

Quotes
John Locke: Do you think I know what I'm doing?
James 'Sawyer' Ford: Huh?
John Locke: Do you... Regret following me out here? Or are you worried about what we should do next?
James 'Sawyer' Ford: All I know is that I would be a lot more worried if I were sitting on that beach.
John Locke: And the rest of the group, what are they saying?
James 'Sawyer' Ford: I think they're saying 'baah'. That's the nice thing about sheep - predictable.