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.

John Locke explains the entire heart of the show with a seemingly throwaway line. Despite how important John Locke became to Lost, he's not much of a presence in the two-hour pilot episode. Directed ...

John Locke lost his faith. No more miracles. No more talk of destiny. In a somewhat heartbreaking flash sideways centering on his return from a failed walkabout, the wheelchair-bound Locke’s ...

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 ...

to talk about his new Fox drama Gang Related (which debuts May 22), we knew we also had to chat with him about his Emmy winning turn as John Locke on Lost. Apparently, we are not alone ...

John Locke, Lost ‘s resident knife-wielding guru, will be the focus of Tuesday’s episode, “The Substitute.” And, given recent turns of events, that probably means we’ll see more of ...

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 ...

A review of the next-to-last “Lost” episode ever coming up just ... to not finally accept that John Locke was right and he was wrong, and that if Jacob needs somebody to step forward to ...

Ever since we spied Locke ... you, John. I really will." The scene, so Goodfellas-ish, ranks as one of the show's best. Oh, wait. What did I write earlier? No one ever really dies on Lost.

A review of the next-to-last “Lost” episode ever coming up just ... to not finally accept that John Locke was right and he was wrong, and that if Jacob needs somebody to step forward to ...