Lost: Series 1 - Part 1

Starring: Evangeline Lilly, Matthew Fox Dvd Release: 31st October, 2005 Number Of Discs: 4 Format: PAL, Widescreen, Region 2 Encoding Subtitled In: English, Italian, Spanish Dubbed In: Italian, Spanish

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Lost is a 2004 American drama / adventure television series by JJ Abrams. It is produced by Bad Robot Production & Touchstone Television. The survivors of an airplane crash on a deserted island try to cope with their pasts & the challenges of survival. Matthew Fox. as Jack Shepard, an American physician. Dominic Monaghan. as Charlie, the bass player for the UK band Driveshaft. Maggie Grace. as Shannon Rutherford, Boones stepsister. Harold Perrineau Jr. as Michael, the owner of a construction company who appears to have once had artistic aspirations. Josh Holloway. as Sawyer, an American con-man. Malcolm David Kelley. as Walt, Michaels son. Daniel Dae Kim. as Jin, a Korean with possible organized crime ties. Ian Somerhalder. as Boone Carlisle, Shannons stepbrother, chief operating officer of one of his mothers wedding businesses. Naveen Andrews. as Sayid, a veteran of the Iraqi Republican Guard, trained in communications technology. Terry OQuinn. as John Locke, a middle manager at a box company & an apparent paraplegic with an interest in survivalism. Emilie de Ravin.

If you missed LOST on TV & are thinking of buying this DVD - I would highly recommend it. LOST has an amazing ability to not only keep you entertained, but have this way of revealing something right towards the end of each episode that just simply makes you want to watch the next one! I know this makes the advertisers happy but for me, it really works as a format.

The more you watch it, & the more each character develops, the more you get hooked. I have read somewhere that the writers have enough for 8 seasons, so if you've not seen LOST yet, buy this, & come along for the ride! Oh, & Michelle Scott - which bit of Bonus Features did you not understand?

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