Lost Guía y cronología
The survivors of Oceanic Flight 815 need shelter, food and reasons to trust one another. Their island has other plans. Lost uses the lives they left behind to complicate the people they become after the crash, as a survival drama grows into a mystery about the place that brought them together.
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Timeline guide
Lost: Discover the Island With the Survivors
Start Lost's first season and keep the seasons and episodes in their original order. Watch Missing Pieces after Season 3 if you want the companion scenes, and save The New Man in Charge until after the finale.
- Entries
- 8
- Released
- 8
- Span
- 2004-2010
The story tells you about the past when it becomes meaningful. A first viewing does not need a chronological recut.
Overview & recommendation
At the beginning, the survivors know little about their island or one another. The series makes those uncertainties matter by returning to lives before the crash and changing what an encounter on the beach means.
Later storytelling complicates the experience further. Keeping the telling intact preserves the questions it wants you to ask, rather than handing you answers early because a scene happens further back in someone's life.
Follow the original episode sequence from the crash through the final season. Missing Pieces adds brief moments around familiar characters and can sit in its release-era pause after Season 3. The New Man in Charge is an epilogue, so leave it until the main conclusion is complete.
From the Crash to the Finale 8 entries
Stay in episode order and let the discoveries arrive as told. The brief companion scenes are optional additions rather than instructions to splice material into individual episodes.
- 1Crash and survivalLostSeries · 2004
- 2The HatchLostSeries · 2005
- 3The OthersLostSeries · 2006
- 4MobisodesLost: Missing PiecesShort · 2007
- 5Freighter arcLostSeries · 2008
- 6Time shiftsLostSeries · 2009
- 7The endgameLostSeries · 2010
- 8EpilogueThe New Man in ChargeShort · 2010
Frequently asked questions 5 answers
Should I find a chronological edit for my first viewing?
The original episode order preserves Lost's reveals and its changing view of the survivors. A chronological reconstruction is a different rewatch project, not the default introduction.
When should I watch The New Man in Charge?
After the series finale. It is an epilogue and assumes you have reached the main story's conclusion.
How many Lost shows are there?
Lost has 8 entries: 6 TV shows and 2 shorts, released between 2004 and 2010.
What is the release order of Lost?
By release date, Lost starts with Lost (2004). The most recent release is The New Man in Charge (2010).
What is the newest Lost release?
The newest released entry is The New Man in Charge (2010). See where it falls in the chronological and watch order lists above.
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