Lost-5th Season (2009) - Emmy Winner & Golden Globe® Nominee!

"Mystery, suspense, action, adventure -- all come together in Lost...  Betty Jo Tucker, Reel Talk
"...one of the best television shows created...has raised the bars for production, writing, and acting.  Brett Cullum, DVD Verdict
"Lost is a real find. One of the best series of the new season.  New York Daily News
"The #1 Best Show.  Newsweek
"...one of TV's most-compelling shows.  Phil Gallo, Variety
"...a mix of suspense, science-fiction, and adventure. And just as one mystery is solved, another crops up in its place.  Rudy Joggerst, Reel.com
"This is a great piece of TV work.  The Boston Globe
"Totally original, fabulously enjoyable.  USA Today

Editor's Note "When am I?" -- John Locke's chronological confusion sums up the fifth season of LOST, which hopscotches dizzyingly between the 1970s and 2008 as it charts the Oceanic Six's return to the island and reveals important island secrets. On the island, Locke (Terry O'Quinn) is the new leader of the Others. But in L.A., he's dead, and his death plays a key role in getting Jack (Matthew Fox), Kate (Evangeline Lilly), Hurley (Jorge Garcia) and Sun (Yunjin Kim) to return via Ajira Airways. Sayid (Naveen Andrews) refuses to join his fellow former castaways, but winds up being escorted onto the Guam-bound flight by a bounty hunter named Ilana (Zuleikha Robinson). Ben (Michael Emerson) must return, too, to face judgment for allowing his daughter Alex to die. Their flight -- with Frank Lapidus (Jeff Fahey) at the controls -- is a bumpy one, but the final destination is indeed the island. Ben, Sun, Ilana and Frank remain fixed in time upon their return to the island, but Jack, Kate, Hurley and Sayid are flashed back in time to 1977, where they are reunited with Sawyer (Josh Holloway) and Juliet (Elizabeth Mitchell). After surviving a series of time-travel flashes, Sawyer and Juliet landed in the 1970s and forged a close relationship with each other and the Dharma Initiative, which also welcomes {Miles Straume (Ken Leung). Meanwhile, Miles' colleague Daniel Faraday (Jeremy Davies) embarks on a time-traveling mission that introduces him to a nuclear bomb named Jughead and a young woman named Ellie. Both play prominent roles as the season progresses.

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