I found this episode a very special one as it concentrated more on the characters and how events affect them more than the actual events. With this episode things got really very personal. Don’t you think so…. ( Download it here)

On this episode, the fact that I found more impressive than any other issues was that Jack has appendicitis. Well, I am joking.

Right from the very first episode of series, Jack is a guy who has helped everyone mentally, emotionally, physically in every possible way. For me, he’s the man with positive attitude who cares about every one

Now, it’s the turn of the group to save the man who has saved them many times and looked after them. Juliet decides to operate him quickly in order to save his life. Love triangle of Jack, Kate and Juliet is what I never found a compelling storyline and Juliet’s decision to let Kate and Jack’s relationship grow was an appreciable decision.

A particularly moving scene that does an exceptional job of showing the connection between the two was when Kate stands out holding the mirror during Jack’s operation. It was so amazing to see Kate and Jack living together in domestic bliss. The technique of flash forward which is so generously used in ‘Lost’ is not a very common in TV shows. Oh! Did we forget to talk about Jin and Charlotte? Charlotte knows Korean but why she’s keen on hiding it. Jin was far more concerned with getting her to agree to help Sun get off the island. Something goes wrong as Sawyer, Claire, Aaron, and Miles continue their trek away from Locke’s camp and back to the beach. Best quotes from this episode:-

Hurley: delivering message from Charlie to Jack You’re not supposed to raise him, Jack.

Jack: But he’s not here, is he? No. No, he made his choice. He chose to stay. I’m the one who came back. I’m the one who’s here. I’m the one who saved you.