On the most recent "Lost" episode ... If that's true, John Locke's world has just been rocked. The intense castaway was begging to get into the hatch even before he had an idea of what was ...

Let's not forget how Boone died, sent into the Beechcraft when Locke briefly lost use of his legs. Before Boone went, he revealed that Locke never wanted the hatch ... that John Locke is a good ...

At this stage of “Lost,””%20mystery no one actually believed that John Locke would ... disappointment with Locke’s diminished role as the button-pusher in the hatch that temporarily ...

Locke, by the "Numbers": John Locke (played by Terry ... Locke's Season 3 Story: After the hatch imploded, Locke sought redemption for having lost faith in the island first by undergoing a vision ...

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 then set off more explosives in the Others’ submarine ...

“Don’t tell me what I can’t do” became a crucial line for John ... iconic Lost hatch, which they kept secret from the rest of the castaways. Obsessed with this island mystery, Locke ...

In later seasons, we met the person responsible for putting John Locke on ... importance of The Hatch and the majesty of the The Island. So it was hard for us to watch Locke's entire faith get ...

More than discovering The Hatch, The Others, The Smoke Monster or The Other 48 Days, learning John Locke was once paralyzed remains one of “Lost’s” greatest surprises to date. So it’s no ...

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Terry O'Quinn as John Locke in Lost. ABC Eventually, Jack decides they need to open the Hatch as a safe refuge from the Others. They do this with dynamite found on the shipwreck of the Black Rock ...

Jack Shephard and John Locke immediately stood ... Still, from the end of Lost Season 1 to near the end of Season 2, Jack and Locke became a reluctant team. The creation of Lost was almost a ...

HOLLYWOOD – In the two most recent episodes of “Lost,” John Locke told a few lies, killed an “Other,” blew up a hatch full of communication devices and then set off more explosives in ...