Jack's journey -- and ours -- draws to a close with an epic tangle of good and evil, faith and reason, and Island and Sideways
Love, death, redemption, mystery, faith, allegory -- yep, that's the show we've known and loved for six seasons
Jack drinks up, Hurley pays up, and Ben gets beat up in the penultimate episode
Every day is Mother's Day for Jacob and the Man In Black
How to begin the final act of the series? With three missiles straight to the heart.
''The Last Recruit'' sets the stage for the show's final arc
A Hurley-centric episode sends us into an existential crisis -- which is nothing compared to where it sends Desmond and Sideways Locke
Desmond's big showcase -- and the season's best episode -- launches 'Lost' into its endgame
Sun and Jin get lost in translation thanks to all the Island double-speak
''Ab Aeterno'' puts the spotlight on Richard Alpert, and gives us more insight into Jacob and the Man In Black
This Sawyer-centric episode gets us set up for the action to come next, while possibly giving some insight into Fake Locke
Doc Jensen sifts through the answers-heavy Ben-centric episode and finds new Island-Sideways parallels
Neither Sideways Sayid nor Island Sayid can escape the pull of the dark side; Fake Locke takes the Temple
Jack's Sideways life echoes his Island life as he continues to wrestle with his daddy issues
Fake Locke gives us clues to Island mythology (maybe), and we check out Sideways Locke's life
Kate's Sideways and Island lives keep her tied to Sawyer and Claire, and Sayid returns a little... off
The season 6 premiere addresses both reboot enthusiasts and opponents, and even has a few answers