3x21 Greatest Hits - Lost Episode Guide

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- Episode 03x21

Episode: 03x21
Title: Greatest Hits
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 321
First Aired: May. 16, 2007

Season 3 » Episode #21 - Greatest Hits

Summary: While Jack devises a plan to do away with "The Others" once and for all, Sayid uncovers a flaw in "The Others'" system that could lead to everyone's rescue. But it requires Charlie to take on a dangerous task that may make Desmond's premonition come true.A Charlie-centric episode.

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03x21 Greatest Hits (43:10) (Full Episode)

Who appeared in this episode?

Benjamin Linus	played by Michael Emerson
Rose Nadler	played by L. Scott Caldwell
Simon Pace	played by John Henry Canavan
Ryan Pryce	played by Brian Goodman
Liam Pace	played by Neil Hopkins
Bonnie	played by Tracy Middendorf
Greta	played by Lana Parrilla
Young Charlie	played by Jeremy Shada
Young Liam	played by Zack Shada

Season 3 / Episode 21: - Greatest Hits

Desmond Hume: You don't have to do this, Charlie.
Charlie Pace: What?
Desmond Hume: I'll go.
Charlie Pace: No, your flashes...
Desmond Hume: Maybe I keep seeing you die because I'm supposed to take your place.
Charlie Pace: What about your girl, Penny?
Desmond Hume: What about your girl? Besides, I might be luckier than you. [gives him back his "Greatest Hits" list] Keep your memories to yourself. I'll take it from here.
Charlie Pace: I don't know what to say.
Desmond Hume: Well, you can tell me where the, uh, weight belt is...

Charlie Pace: You and I both know... you're not supposed to take my place, brother.

Season 3 / Episode 21: - Greatest Hits

Hugo 'Hurley' Reyes: Dude, it's fine. I don't even want to go on your stupid boat.
Charlie Pace: Catch up with you later. Just remember I love you, man.
Hugo 'Hurley' Reyes: Yeah, whatever, I love you too.

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

FAIR: Charlie decides he will swim down to the Looking Glass Station in order to remove the jam which prevents radio signals from leaving the island. In Season 1, Charlie said he could not swim during an incident where someone was drowning. But Charlie knows his swimming ability is limited as evidenced by his flashbacks and his reluctance to tell Desmond how long he can hold his breath for. Thus, it is logical for Charlie to swim down to the station because he knows it to be a one-way trip.
CONT: Near the end of the episode, you see a shot of Charlie's right hand without the weight belt wrapped around it, then a moment later it's back on.
CREW: Before Charlie gives a hug to Hurley the foot of a crew member and a part of a camera is visible.