How did the plane that took off from Nigeria end up on the Lost island? (towards the end of Season 2).?
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The island "brought" the plane there.  No explanation has ever been given (although I believe that it's just a figment of the survivors imagination created by the island for purposes that we yet, do not know).\n\nHave a lovely rest of the day.
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Yeehaw! Now we get to find out if Libby is truly dead or not! Also, did you hear that Locke and Eko are supposedly going to find The Flame in this one? In the previews, they lift up the plane thing and underneath it was something that resembled a underground hatch door (much like The Staff.) I'm betting that someone finds The Pearl as well.\n\nBrodie Banky, just cuz the season is over doesn't mean you have to stop with the Lost craze. Have you been following The Lost Experience? It is agame that connects with the show and mostly has to do with The Hanso Foundation. I presume that it will continue even when Lost is done.\n\nHere is my take on the game.\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=Ak0sQekCwb77msKPN7cZJ7Hsy6IX?qid=1006050428990
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I fly through it all the time on commercial airlines. So far the only thing I have lost is some of my luggage. Maybe that's where lost luggage goes.\n\nI don't think the Bermuda Triangle has had statistically more disappearances than any place else in the world. It just makes a better story. Here's what Bermuda-Triangle.org has to say about it:\nI quote:\n"The "Bermuda Triangle," or "Devil’s Triangle," is a mythical geographic area located off the southeastern coast of the United States that is noted for an apparent high incidence of unexplained losses of ships, small boats and aircraft. The apexes of the Triangle are generally accepted to be Bermuda, Miami, and San Juan, Puerto Rico.\n\nIn the past, extensive but futile Coast Guard searches, prompted by search and rescue cases such as the disappearance of an entire squadron of TBM Avengers shortly after take-off from Fort Lauderdale, Florida (1945), or the sinking of the Marine Sulphur Queen in the Florida Straits (1963), have lent credence to popular belief in the mysterious and supernatural qualities of the "Bermuda Triangle."\n\nCountless theories attempting to explain the many disappearances have been offered throughout the history of the area. The most reasonable seem to be citing human errors and environmental factor.\n\nThe majority of disappearances can be attributed to the area's unique features. The Gulf Stream, a warm ocean current flowing from the Gulf of Mexico around the Florida Straits northeastward toward Europe, is extremely swift and turbulent. It can quickly erase any evidence of a disaster."\n\nFrom:\nhttp://www.bermuda-triangle.org/html/coast_guard_opinion.html
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They have set up an elaborate setup to the series.  I'm sure someone would have found something before NOW.  After all, LOST has been one of the highest rated search engine results of all times.  Someone would have found this before and announced it, don't you think?
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I AM TOTALLY LOST FOR LOST :)
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This show was cancelled at the end of its third season.  The last episode was originally shown in May of 2002.  It is unlikely that they would make any more episodes.  You can get information on The Lost World and other American TV programs on tv.com.  Here is a link to The Lost World's page : \nhttp://www.tv.com/lost-world/show/897/summary.html
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lost season 3 hasnt even aired, so probably not a year from september. season one came out last september for dvd, and season 2 just ended on tv. i cant wait till sept. when season 3 is aired!!
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check the recap of episode 122 entitled "flight" at the link below.\n\nhint: aside from michael & lincoln, 3 others were able to escape with them but before that 2 others die.
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I think the creators of the story line are just throwing stuff around to see what catches on. What is the deal with the supply drop? If Sawyer, or anybody else, saw a plane, would they really forget to mention it? Speaking of trading for Walt, what happened to his father, Michael? Last we saw, he went into the jungle looking for Walt! Getting rather chaotic, to say the least.
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GREAT show.\nNext season I think that "The Others" will start to be developed as characters, and we will find out that they are just as much in the dark about what's really going down on the island as the survivors.\n\nMy theory is that the Hanso foundation was using the island to experiment on military applications of psychic phenomenon, and succeded.  But then they lost control.
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It was a plane!!! The passengers died and the plane is disintegrated. Look at flight 97...the one that crashed in the field...tell me...where is the plane and passengers...at that speed and height nothing is left for viewing...its all disintegrated. Or perhaps you can explain to the families that lost love ones that it was some secret missile.
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I just saw the last episode and I am shocked. Lost is back. So many mysteries again. The guy with eye patch, Kate and Sawyer escaping, Ben's surgery, MrEko's death, Locke as the leader and on and on. At first it seems that this year is going to be a bit crappy but now I can't wait. I only hope that waiting for so many weeks it's going to be for the benefit of the show, I would hate it to end with a sloppy happy ending.
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This week's show should be pretty exciting!  Michael's back, and ready to lead Jack and the others to attack the Others.  I smell a trap.\n\nRecap of recent activity: \nDanielle captured a man she thought might be one of the Others.  She turned him over to Sayid.  Upon interrogation, the man claimed to be Henry Gale, a balloonist who crash-landed on craphole island a few years ago.  His wife died, and he burried her near the balloon.  Sayid found the balloon and the grave, but inside the grave was the real Henry Gale.  Sayid rocks my world.\n\n"Henry" helped Locke to discover a mysterious image in the bunker that only shows up in blacklight.  Locke's leg was hurt in the process and he's having difficulty walking but healing fast.\n\nRose had cancer, but has been cured by island magic, much as Locke has.  \n\nSun is pregnant, but we're not sure if Jin is the father since he was found to be sterile by doc in Korea.  So is it an island miracle or was Sun's English teacher Baldy McHot the father?  \n\nCharlie and Eko are building a church.
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Adrift is the 27th episode of Lost. It is the second episode of the show's second season.\n\nAftermath of Walt's kidnapping\nSawyer surfaces in the ocean after the attack on the raft. The raft is burning, one whole side of it blown away. Pieces of wreckage float everywhere. Michael is heard screaming for Walt repeatedly, and Sawyer screaming for Jin. Sawyer decides to rescue Michael first, and swims over to him, dragging him onto a piece of flotsam.\n\nShark sighting\nOn their makeshift raft, Michael blames Sawyer for making him fire the flare, drawing their attackers to them, while Jin is nowhere to be found. Shortly after, something pounds on the raft from below. When Sawyer and Michael investigate, they see the distinctive fin of a shark. Michael blames Sawyer's bleeding wound for attracting the shark, and this devolves into an argument which ends when Michael orders Sawyer off his piece of raft. Sawyer complies, moving onto another piece of the raft, but soon the two are arguing again (while Sawyer digs the bullet out of his shoulder by hand). Sawyer's piece of raft disintegrates, forcing him to rejoin Michael.\n\nAs they continue to float along with the current, one of the raft's pontoons appears, and they decide to board it. At this time we get a glimpse of the shark underwater and we see a strange marking on its tail. Sawyer swims to the pontoon, giving Michael his gun in case the shark appears. When it does, Michael fires several times, apparently injuring the shark, which breaks off. Momentarily shocked by the experience, Michael numbly swims for the pontoon, where Sawyer waits for him.\n\nMichael's flashback\nDuring Michael's flashbacks, he remembers his early custody struggles with Susan, who has asked Michael to sign away his paternal rights to Walt. Though Michael initially resists, suing to keep his rights, he eventually relents as Susan persuades him to doubt his own motivations and whether he is pursuing his own desires or Walt's best interests. As part of the flashback there is a parting scene between Michael and Walt. Michael gives Walt a toy polar bear.\n\nWashing ashore\nWhen day breaks on the raft, Michael is crying. He realizes that he should not have brought Walt with him on the raft, even if all he really wanted was to be with his son. As with his custody battle, Walt's safety and security should have been paramount, and Michael tells Sawyer that Walt's kidnapping was his own fault. At this point, Sawyer looks around and notices that they are back at the island. When they wash ashore, on a beach they do not recognize, they are greeted by Jin running toward them, hands tied behind his back, shouting the word "Others", and fleeing a group holding him captive.\n\nAt the hatch before Jack arrives\nBack at camp, Claire discovers Charlie carrying the Virgin Mary statue stolen from the Beechcraft 18, but does not know about the heroin contained inside.\n\nAlso shown are the events at the hatch before Jack's arrival. After Kate disappears into the hatch, Locke descends as well, finding an unconscious Kate in the computer room. An armed Desmond walks up behind them, quizzing Locke if he is "him". Locke at first claims to be whom Desmond is seeking, but fails to answer the riddle correctly that Desmond poses to him. This failure prompts Desmond to round up the two. Desmond orders Kate to tie Locke up, but Locke, explaining that Kate is the bigger threat, convinces Desmond she should be tied up. When Desmond concurs, Locke slides her one of his knives, and locks her in a dark room. Kate frees herself, and turns on a light, amazed to find herself in a large pantry filled with foodstuffs, all in boxes bearing a strange marking. After enjoying an "Apollo" brand chocolate bar, she climbs into a ventilation shaft, while Locke and Desmond take turns asking each other questions.\n\nThe plotline converges to the same point at the end of the last epi
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I posted an answer then I started thinking...\n\n...assuming Kelvin had been on the island for like two or three years, I doubt that Penny's father was bankrolling the experiment or using it as a punishment for Desmond. I think he truly ended up there by accident, possibly something to do with the magnetic properties of the island (and I liked that the magnetism that caused the crash opened up the storyline to the possibility of a new crash bringing in more characters one day...)\n\nHOWEVER, when Penny tracked Desmond down to the stadium (where he and Jack ended up running), she said, "If you have enough money and determination, you can find anyone." Maybe even enough money to have science monkeys in an igloo look for an electromagnetic signal?\n\nHow she knew to look for that is beyond me (whoops, that was your question, huh?)
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It could have been:\n\n"Amazon" (1999)\nA commercial aircraft crashes in the Amazon rain forest in Brazil, leaving only a handful of survivors. Their hopes of being rescued aren't very good, as the Amazon proves to be even more hostile than the terrifying plane crash which brought them there: they must cope with an extremely hostile environment: piranhas, deadly snakes, flesh-eating ants, poisonous plants, hostile tribes, and more.\nIt starred C. Thomas Howell and Carol Alt\n\nI couldn't find any other TV series that centered on a plane crash and their survivors that aired around the time you mentioned. Seems like "Lost" might not have been as original, after all?
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Hopefully ZERO!!!!!!!  It's such a lame show, most of the stuff on there seems to just be made up at the last minute from the script writers.  They don't even think if the stuff is even feasible.  example, the first episode, how does an airplane engine continue to run with no cockpit or nor tail section and what happened to the fuel in all the wings and fuselage?  It's stupid.