LOST: Season 3 Trivia

1. In an early part of the second hour of the episode, who was seen in a flashforward driving a car?

From Quiz 3.22 "Through the Looking Glass" (Second Hour)

Answer: Jack Shephard

Jack was driving his car in a flashforward and he was seen looking at a piece of paper. He pulled over to the side of the road to make a call on his cell phone but the person was not there. He looked across the street and saw there was a funeral parlor and, as he walked towards it, a car nearly ran him down.

From Quiz 3.22 "Through the Looking Glass" (First Hour)

Answer: Jack Shephard

The episode began with a flashforward that showed Jack on a plane and he was sporting a beard. He tapped a flight attendant on the shoulder and asked her if he could get another drink and she told him they would be landing in twenty minutes. She gave him a newspaper to read for those final twenty minutes.

From Quiz 3.21 "Greatest Hits"

Answer: Charlie Pace

Desmond told Charlie how he saw his death in his psychic visions so Charlie started to prepare for his upcoming death. To help celebrate his life before his actual death, Charlie started to recount five of the greatest moments of his life. Even though Charlie died in the season three finale, thus making Desmond's prediction accurate, he returned for a couple of episodes in season four as a ghost.

From Quiz 3.20 "The Man Behind the Curtain"

Answer: Bobby Roth

When the opening credits rolled, you could see that Bobby Roth was credited with directing this episode of "Lost." For the first five seasons of the show, Roth directed a total of two episodes. He has also directed episodes for the TV shows, "Commander in Chief", "Numb3rs", and "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman."

From Quiz 3.16 "One of Us"

Answer: "Downtown" by Petula Clark

While watching this episode, you will notice that the popular song, "Downtown" by Petula Clark, is played many times. In a previous episode of the series called "A Tale of Two Cities", the same song was also played for the entire episode. "Everyday" by Buddy Holly was played in an episode during season four of "Lost."

From Quiz 3.15 "Left Behind"

Answer: Karen Gaviola

When you look at the opening credits roll, you can see that Karen Gaviola was credited with directing this episode of "Lost." For the first five seasons of the show, Gaviola directed a total of two episodes. She has also been credited with directing episodes for the TV shows, "CSI: Miami", "Ghost Whisperer", and "Criminal Minds."

From Quiz 3.14 "Expose"

Answer: Edward Kitsis

When the opening credits rolled, you could see that Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz were credited for writing this episode of the series. For the first five seasons of "Lost", Kitsis wrote a total of seventeen episodes while Horowitz also wrote seventeen episodes. Horowitz has also wrote episodes for the TV shows, "Life As We Know It", "One Tree Hill", and "Birds of Prey." Kitsis has also produced episodes of "Lost" and of the series, "Felicity."

From Quiz 3.13 "The Man From Tallahassee"

Answer: Drew Goddard

When the opening credits roll, you can see that Drew Goddard and Jeff Pinkner were credited for writing this episode of "Lost." For the first five seasons of the show, Goddard wrote a total of nine episodes while Pinker wrote a total of four episodes. Goddard also penned episodes for the TV shows, "Angel", "Alias", and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" while Pinker has written episodes for the TV shows, "Profiler", "Ally McBeal", and "Ally."

From Quiz 3.10 "Tricia Tanaka is Dead"

Answer: Adam Horowitz

When the opening credits were rolling, you could see that Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz were both credited for penning this episode of "Lost." For the first five seasons of the show, Kitsis wrote a total of seventeen episodes and Horowitz wrote a total of seventeen as well. Horowitz has also written episodes for the TV series', "One Tree Hill", "Birds of Prey", and "Fantasy Island." Kitsis has written episodes for the TV shows, "Felicity", "Life as We Know It", and "Popular."

From Quiz 3.9 "Stranger in a Strange Land"

Answer: Elizabeth Sarnoff

When the opening credits were rolling, you could see that Christina M. Kim and Elizabeth Sarnoff were credited for penning this episode of "Lost." For the first five seasons of the show, Kim wrote a total of six episodes while Sarnoff wrote a total of fifteen. Sarnoff has also written episodes for the TV shows, "Deadwood", "Crossing Jordan", and "NYPD Blue." Kim wrote and produced episodes for the TV series, "Ghost Whisperer."

From Quiz 3.8 "Flashes Before Your Eyes"

Answer: Drew Goddard

While the opening credits rolled, you could see that Damon Lindelof and Drew Goddard were credited for writing this episode of "Lost." For the first five seasons of the show, Goddard wrote a total of nine episodes for the series. He also wrote episodes for the TV shows, "Angel", "Alias", and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer."

From Quiz 3.7 "Not in Portland"

Answer: Jeff Pinker

When the opening credits appeared, you could see that Carlton Cuse and Jeff Pinkner were credited with writing this episode of "Lost." For the first five seasons of the show, Pinkner wrote a total of four episodes. He has also written episodes for the TV series', "Alias", "Ally McBeal", and "Profiler."

From Quiz 3.6 "I Do"

Answer: Carlton Cuse

When the opening credits were rolling, you could see that Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse were credited for penning this episode of "Lost." Cuse, for the first five seasons, wrote a total of 28 episodes for the series. He has also penned episodes for the TV shows, "Black Sash", "Nash Bridges", and "Martial Law."

From Quiz 3.5 "Cost of Living"

Answer: Monica Breen

When the opening credits rolled, you could see that Allison Schapker and Monica Breen were both credited for writing this episode of "Lost." Schapker, for the first five seasons of the show, wrote just this episode while Breen also just wrote this episode for the show's first five seasons. Breen and Schapker have also written episodes on the TV series', "Alias", "Charmed", and "Brothers and Sisters."

From Quiz 3.4 "Every Man For Himself"

Answer: Desmond Hume

The episode opened up with a view of the island and the inhabitants of it doing various activities. Claire was seen holding Aaron, and Desmond watched her as she held him and eventually put him down for a nap. Desmond got up and approached Claire and told her she had a problem with her roof. He recommended she move down the beach, for the night, so he could repair the roof but Claire rejected his offer.

From Quiz 3.3. "Further Instructions"

Answer: John Locke

The episode began with John lying on the ground and in bad shape since he was bleeding massively. When he stood up, a tree branch almost fell on him but John got out of the way to prevent being harmed. He picked up the branch and noticed there was some writing on it.

From Quiz 3.2 "The Glass Ballerina"

Answer: Sun Kwon

The episode opened up in a flashback, where a young Sun was playing with a glass ballerina. She was seen dropping the ballerina and it broke. Her father came in and cleaned up the mess and asked her if she broke it. Sun lied and said that the maid broke it.

From Quiz 3.1 "A Tale of Two Cities"

Answer: Listening to music

The episode began with Juliet looking through her CD collection, deciding which CD she wanted to play. She selected one, from Petula Clark, and the song, "Downtown", could be heard. As she listened to the song, she started to cry a little bit. She eventually stopped crying and raced to her oven since the food she was cooking started to burn.

From Quiz 3.19 "The Brig"

Answer: John's dad

At the beginning of the episode John went to a brig on the island, and saw his father there, bound to a chair. Ben came out and said that John brought his father there but John denied bringing his father to the island. When John removed the gag from his father's mouth to find out how his father got to the island, his father bit him. In a previous episode of "Lost", we found out that John's father stole John's kidney so he could live.

From Quiz 3.18 "D.O.C."

Answer: Jack Shephard

In the very first scene, we saw Jack have a conversation with Sun about her pregnancy. Jack asked her if she was doing alright and she told him she felt fine but tired. Later on, Sun had Juliet examine her to make sure her baby was fine. Juliet told her the baby was doing okay.

From Quiz 3.17 "Catch-22"

Answer: Charlie Pace

In the opening scene, Desmond had a dream in which he and other people, on the island, were walking around. In one part, of the dream, Charlie tripped over a wire and knew that this spelled trouble. However, Charlie was too slow to dodge the arrow that launched into his throat as a result of the wire trip. Desmond and others raced to save Charlie but he died. As soon as this happened, Desmond woke up and realized it was just a dream.

From Quiz "Lost" - "Exposé"

Answer: Table tennis

Nikki was bitten by Medusa spider which caused her to collapse and paralyze. She tried to utter the word "paralyzed" but Hurley and Sawyer could not hear the word clearly. "Exposé" means "exposed" in French. On the other hand, it means "synopsis" in German.

From Quiz "Lost" : 'Through the Looking Glass' Part 2

Answer: This is my home now

The survivors continue their trek through the jungle, in hopes of getting to the radio tower and being able to send a distress call to Naomi's ship. However, before they could get to the tower, they would all be forced to face one last challenge. While talking to Rousseau about the woman's reluctance to leave the island (Rousseau tells Jack that the island is her home now), Jack runs into a familiar, but not very attractive face: Ben. The "other" tells Jack that he wishes not to harm him or any of his friends; he just wants to talk. Once Kate have checked the perimeter and confirmed that Ben is indeed alone (only accompanied by the apparently harmless Alex), Jack decides to follow him and hear what Ben has to say.

From Quiz "Lost" : 'Through the Looking Glass' Part 1

Answer: A newspaper

The episode starts showing us Jack, with beard and moustache, in an airplane, holding a small glass. When the stewardess passes by, the doctor asks her to bring him some more alcohol to drink, but she refuses, arguing that the plane is about to land. Instead, Jack receives a newspaper. Despite his initial lack of interest, Jack soon finds an article that doesn't only catch his attention, but also affects him greatly. A very shocked Jack is later seeing driving through a bridge, trying to make a call. Since nobody answers, the doctor stops the vehicle, gets out of it and climbs up onto the ledge of the bridge. Visibly shaken, Jack is ready to jump when he hears a thunderous noise: a car just crashed nearby. Putting aside his initial intentions of committing suicide, Jack quickly rushes to save anyone he can.

From Quiz Flash Forward- Go "Through The Looking Glass"

Answer: he tore out an article

The stewardess stated that the flight would be landing in Los Angeles in the next twenty minutes, so she couldn't serve him another drink. Jack told her that twenty minutes was long time, so she handed him a newspaper. He set it down on the seat next to him, but eventually noticed an article that visibly moved him. He tore out the article and saved it.

From Quiz Tricia Tanaka is Dead

Answer: A lucky rabbit's foot

It is interesting that a lucky rabbit's foot appears in an episode that deals with Hurley making his own luck.

From Quiz 3.19 Who's The Man in "The Brig"?

Answer: burned it

We initially do not see his prisoner, so we are not, as an audience, aware who it is. We also do not know what Locke is reading until later into this episode, when we see him given the file by Richard Alpert. After his reading was finished, Locke dropped the file into his small fire.

From Quiz 3.9 "Stranger In A Strange Land"

Answer: the kind that would infiltrate their group for Intel

He also added he thought they were the kind who would drag "our" people from out of the jungle. Ethan, Goodwin, and Ben all infiltrated the survivors of flight 815, but Jack did not mention it.

From Quiz 3.8 "Flashes Before Your Eyes"

Answer: Eko was dead

Desmond told Charlie and Hurley to follow him into the jungle. Once there, they heard the news of Eko's death. Locke told Charlie that the island had killed Eko.

From Quiz 3.7 "Not In Portland"

Answer: Rachel

The episode opened to Juliet sitting on a beach in Miami. We learn that her sister Rachel was ill and also being treated for some form of infertility by Juliet. Robin Weigert played Rachel. She spent three seasons playing Calamity Jane on HBO's "Deadwood".

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