~ WHAT IS LOST? ~

Sayid 36- is a former Iraqi Republican Guard who was used in wars to torture prisoners and as a communications engineer. He is a strong, intelligent man and knows many survival techniques. He hides his past from the others but shows a willingness to help with everything and he has a skill with fixing electricals. He is trusted by many characters after he fixes a radio in the first few series.

Protagonist Jack Shephard is the first main character introduced to the audience. He is a troubled surgeon who works in a hospital saving lives. He has a privileged upbringing and follows his dad's career trying to be a successful surgeon as he was. Jack is shown as caring, heroic and strong as he pulls people from the wreckage at the start. He is the one who gets people together and is seen as the leader of the group. Jack has an attraction with Kate who rescued him after the plane crashes.

Kate is a convict who was being transported back to the states after being accused of murdering her alcoholic step-father. After surviving the crash she immediately gets her hand cuffs off hiding the fact she is a convict and helps an injured man (Jack) to safety. She is a independent women, with strong opinions and good survival instincts. She is quiet about her past but helps the camp. Kate has an immediate attraction to Jack.

The comical character of the series, Hugo is a fast food counter worker who wins the lottery just before the plane crash. He never has good luck and lives at home with his mum. Hurley is seen always trying to help and most of the time he gets in the way. He is funny, kind hearted and gets on with the others very well. He befriends Jack as he is seen as dependable and he cares for Claire helping her in any way he can.

Michael Dawson- Harold Perrineau
Sun Kwon - Yunji Kim
Jin Kwon - Daniel Dae Kim

I loved this series and was hooked from the moment it began. It had everything you needed to keep you highly entertained- lots of action, twists and love plots. The formats of the episodes were really interesting. They had the present drama of the plane crash with flash backs from different characters to find out more about their past and who they are. I liked the way they did this and it really helped with the development of the main characters. It also kept it interesting as the island is only one location it brought others to the screen so you didn't get bored with it just having action on one island. The audience were told secrets before other characters found out which was good to know. Each episode was a good length at 45 Mins long which gave enough time to develop the story and characters well. They also ended with cliff hangers to keep you on your toes and wanting to watch the next episode. This was a pain when it was aired once a week. They also gave a summary at the start of each episode to what has already happened which was great after waiting a week you can forget important details.

• Deleted scenes
• 'The Essential Lost' featurette
• 'The Genesis Of Lost' featurette
• 'Designing A Disaster' featurette
• 'Before They Were Lost' featurette
• Audition tapes
• 'Welcome To Oahu: The Making Of The Pilot' featurette
• 'The Art Of Matthew Fox' featurette
• 'Lost' at Comicon
• 'Lost' on location
• Audio commentary on the 'Hearts and Minds' episode from stars Maggie Grace & Ian Sommerhalder and writers Carlton Cuse & Javier Grillo-Marxuach
• 'On Set With Jimmy Kimmel': the American comedian & chat show host goes behind the scenes and meets members of the cast and crew
• 'Backstage With Driveshaft': a great insight into the development of Charlie, the band Driveshaft and who wrote the song that features through out the series
• 'At The Airport - A Feature With Claire': an unseen flashback of Claire checking in at the airport before the flight
• 'At The Airport - A Feature With Sayid': an unseen flashback of Sayid checking in at the airport before the flight
• Bloopers
• Live from the Museum of Television and Radio