Both John Locke and Jack Shephard repeat a crucial line in the Lost series that became a motif for highlighting when a character was in denial.

Near the end of Season 1, two of the most important heroes in Lost began an uneasy alliance that continued into the next season but couldn't last.

At this stage of “Lost,””%20mystery no one actually believed that John Locke would remain dead, but still, it’s satisfying to see him alive again. That is, alive in the way that you and I ...

John Locke, Lost’s spiritual-questing outdoorsman, finally lived up to his name last night, offering his people a new social contract. But as with most contracts, you really gotta read the fine ...

In later seasons, we met the person responsible for putting John Locke on permanent tragic figure duty. But in Season One, we were provided with a look at how that tragic status leads him to the ...

This article contains plot points from recent episodes. IN the last two episodes of “Lost,” John Locke told a few lies, killed an “Other,” blew up a hatch full of communication devices and ...

Lost, aired in 2004, is a survival story, that is continuously giving you hints about how it is going to end. But you can never take it further.

If you’ve ever watched Lost, chances are you’ve found yourself staring at the screen - either applauding the brilliance of a twist, or yelling at your TV, wondering if the writers had any idea where t ...

We’ll be good. I’m gonna bring you back, I’m sure. I believe.’” While John Locke can’t join The Walking Dead Universe, O’Quinn’s latest role comes as Beale, a general of the ...