{5\/5} “Never say never, dude.”<\/p>\n
Locke believes that the island is a place of miracles and the castaways should stay. Jack believes that it’s just an island where strange things happen\u00a0and they should go home. A boat has arrived near the island but there’s some disagreement about whether the people on it are there to help the castaways or hurt them.<\/p>\n
Lost<\/strong> season 4 originally aired in 2008. It’s a shorter season, with only 14 episodes.<\/p>\n In addition to flashbacks are are now flashforwards. Of course, we’re initially not sure how far in the future these flashforwards are. But what happens in them is fairly surprising.<\/p>\n It seems like the writers knew what they were doing all along — the story is gradually revealed and things fit together very cleverly. There is at least one surprise every episode.<\/p>\n There’s a bit of general repetition, with people running from place to place on the island, people being captured, people being beat up, and people making deals — but the ongoing story is so interesting that this doesn’t matter.<\/p>\n Michelle Forbes (the TV show Battlestar Galactica<\/strong>) guest stars in one episode. Alan Dale (the TV show Once Upon a Time<\/strong><\/a>) shows up a few times as Charles Widmore. Sonya Walger (the TV show FlashForward<\/strong>) plays Penny, Desmond’s girlfriend and Charles’s daughter.<\/p>\n