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Daniel Dae Kim, Jorge Garcia, and Ken Leung in Lost (2004)

Epilogue: “The New Man in Charge” – Ben loads up the DVD of the Orientation video. As always, the person on camera is Dr. Pierre Change, and this time he gives his real name, not an alias. As the video starts, Ben says, “Sorry about the quality. It’s a transfer from an old Betamax.”

8/10 LOST Dharma Stations. designed by websitesarelovely flickr photos The Swan was an underground facility on the Island built by the DHARMA Initiative during the late 1970's. It was located in the southwest region of the Island, about a mile inland from the survivors' camp. Constructed in secret inside Hostile territory (termed Grid 334), the facility also referred to as Station #3 by the Initiative. The station was originally designed to be a laboratory where DHARMA scientists would study…

I can't wait for season 5! This is a closeup of my replica (failsafe) key that Desmond used in the Swan station. It's a reversed lens macro shot. A sneak peek of season 5 is here. Also Larger and on black

The blast door map discovered in "Lockdown" is a map of DHARMA Initiative facilities on the Island discovered by Locke at the Swan. The map and its accompanying annotations were drawn on one of the blast doors in paint that would fluoresce under ultraviolet ("black") light. The map was only visible briefly during the lockdown incident, and was later destroyed in the Swan implosion. Stuart Radzinsky, a DHARMA Initiative member and architect of the Swan station, originally created the map. He…

"The Statue" redirects here. For other statues, see statue. A giant statue of the Egyptian goddess Taweret stood in its entirety on the shore of the Island. Jacob lived in a chamber in the statue's pedestal for an unknown amount of time, even after the statue's near total destruction in 1867 by a storm surge that propelled the Black Rock into the head of the statue, smashing it to pieces. The ship's impact preserved only the statue's left calf and foot with its distinctive four toes. The…

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