3.11 "Enter 77" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Ben Linus

All of the above characters were in this episode of "Lost" except for Ben Linus. For the first five seasons, the character of Ben appeared in a total of seventy six episodes. Michael Emerson originated the role and, in 2007, he was first nominated for a Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series.

However, he lost to his co-star, Terry O'Quinn who played John Locke on "Lost."

Answer: Paris

The episode began, with flashbacks of Sayid, and he was seen as a chef in Paris, France. He got a note, from a co-worker, to go see a fellow Iraqi named Sami, who told him he cooked a good meal. Sami told Sayid he would like to have Sayid work, in his restaurant, and Sayid told him he would like to visit the restaurant first before he made his decision.

Answer: Shaun Toub

Toub, a native of Tehran, Iran portrayed Sami, a guy who offered Sayid a job, in this episode of "Lost." For the first five seasons Toub appeared in just this episode. Toub has also guest starred on the TV shows, "The Mentalist", "The Unit", and "The Sopranos." In 2004, he appeared in the Oscar winning film, "Crash."

Answer: Amira

Sami invited Sayid to visit his restaurant to see if Sayid wished to work for him. When Sayid got there, Sami introduced him to his wife, Amira. Sayid noticed that Amira had burns on her arm but, before he knew it, he was attacked and chained in the basement. Amira identified him as the man who tortured her in Iraq, when Sayid was with the Iraqi Republican Guard.

Answer: False

When Sami tried to get Sayid to admit that he tortured Amira, in Iraq, Sayid claimed innocence and that he did no such thing to her. Sami brought Amira, to Sayid, and he beat up Sayid in front of his wife. Sami went to get an iron bar, to use on Sayid, but Amira stepped in and told Sami not to use it on Sayid. Sami listened to his wife and did not use the iron bar on Sayid.

Answer: Cat

The day after Sami chained up Sayid, in his restaurant, and also beat him, Amira went to talk to Sayid and tell him about how she rescued a cat that was being tortured. She mentioned that the cat slept with her and also loved her but that, at times, the cat also attacked her because he did not know he was safe.

She informed Sayid she did not blame the cat for attacking her since, due to Sayid, she knew what it felt like to be unsafe.

Answer: True

As Sayid and Amira continued to talk, Sayid began to remember his days, working for the Iraqi Republican Guard, and he vividly recalled torturing Amira and her face had haunted him but he had blocked out torturing her. Sayid apologized profusely, to Amira, and she forgave him. She informed him she would tell Sami that he got the wrong person so Sami would let him go.

Answer: Anne Bedian

Bedian, born on March 15th, 1972 in Montreal, Quebec, Canada played Amira in this episode of the series. For the first five seasons of the show, Bedian appeared in just this episode. She also guest starred on the TV series', "Law & Order: Criminal Intent", "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation", and "The Unit."

Answer: Danielle Rousseau

It was in the jungle when Locke, Sayid, Kate, and Danielle came upon a farmhouse that had a satellite dish on its roof. A man named Mikhail Bakunin lived there and John, Sayid, and many others saw on a monitoring video in the previous episode, "The Cost of Living." Everyone planned to enter the farmhouse, except for Rousseau, since she said she did not want to get involved.

Answer: James "Sawyer" Ford

Throughout this episode, you could see some matches of ping pong, played between Hurley and Sawyer. Sawyer loses the matches and, as a deal for losing, he agreed to give up some magazines (for his gun) to Hurley. Hurley had a change of heart, for Sawyer, and gave him some of his own gun magazines and told Sawyer he did not have to give him anything.