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Lost

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Thomas F

 

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March 5, 2013

 

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University

 

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A

 

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2 / 325

 

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The episode’s were, and continue to be formatted with a distinct structure. Each new episode has its own unique opening and while there is a continuous story arc, every episode relates to events concurrently with off island flashbacks, and subsequently flash-forward’s, centring on a particular character...
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Out of the 324 people on board, there were 72 initial survivors and out of this, in the opening season, 14 had regular speaking roles, which were seen as the “main cast”. As some people died, and new situations rose from the Island, the cast varied, taking over places within the body of the main cast...
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