Lost

A hundred and twenty-one episodes, thirteen mobile shorts and one epilogue that was never on television.

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Where to start with Lost

From the first episode, in order, and do not let anyone re-sequence it for you. The whole show is built on withholding and revealing in a deliberate order, and the flashbacks, flash-forwards and the fifth season's time travel only work in the order they were broadcast. Two extras exist: thirteen very short pieces that belong between seasons three and four, and a twelve-minute epilogue that was only ever on the DVD and answers a few things the finale does not.

  1. 1
    Lost, seasons 1 to 3 Lost

    Seventy-two episodes. The island, the hatch, and the moment in the third season finale when the show changes shape.

  2. 2
    Missing Pieces Lost: Missing Pieces

    Optional. Thirteen short pieces between seasons three and four, made for phones.

  3. 3
    Lost, seasons 4 to 6 Lost

    Forty-nine episodes, shorter seasons, and the ending.

  4. 4
    The New Man in Charge Lost: The New Man in Charge

    Last. Twelve minutes, DVD only, and it is genuinely an epilogue rather than a deleted scene.

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The Series

  • Lost 2004, 6 seasons, 121 episodes

Outside the Series

  • Lost: Missing Pieces 2007, 1 season, 13 episodes
  • Lost: The New Man in Charge 2010

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