5x03 Jughead - Lost Episode Guide

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- Episode 05x03

Episode: 05x03
Title: Jughead
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: 503
First Aired: Jan. 28, 2009

Season 5 » Episode #03 - Jughead

Summary: Desmond goes in search of a woman who could be the key to helping Faraday stop the island's erratic movements through time, and Locke discovers the identity of the unknown forces who have been attacking the survivors.

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Bomb (01:51)

Recap: Jughead (01:29)

Gun Down (01:36)

Video Podcast: Jughead (05:56)

Who appeared in this episode?

Benjamin Linus	played by Michael Emerson
Abigail Spencer	played by Imelda Corcoran
Theresa Spencer	played by Sarah Farooqui
Penelope Widmore	played by Sonya Walger
Cunningham	played by Matthew Alan
Young Charles Widmore	played by Tom Connolly (II)
Custodian	played by Dan Hildebrand
Ellie	played by Alexandra Krosney
Efren Salonga	played by Raymond Ma

	Season 5 / Episode 3: - Jughead Richard Alpert: Who are you? John Locke: My name is John Locke. Richard Alpert: Is that supposed to mean something to me? John Locke: Jacob sent me.
	Season 5 / Episode 3: - Jughead Charles Widmore: [to Desmond] This business has been going on for many, many years.

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

CONT: Locke tells Richard that he will be born on May 30, 1956 and to stop into the hospital when it happens. In the season 3 episode "Further Instructions", Lock's gun documents indicate that he was born on November 15, 1944.
FACT: When Desmond is looking for Daniel's mother, a receptionist tells him that there is "no record of any Faraday ever having been employed at Oxford". I'm not sure how far back they keep their records, but a person called Michael Faraday, one of the most famous British scientists, delivered lectures in Oxford University back in 1840s.
FACT: Claymore mines explode and spray ball bearings at high velocity. They don't throw people through the air, any more than a shotgun blast would throw someone through a window.

TRIVIA

When Desmond visits Faraday's lab at Oxford, the numbers for the Physics Department building read "142-08." This is another reference to the mythical island "number" sequence: 4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 42.