Lost
TV Show • 2004 • Drama
ReportThis tv show contains 107 potentially triggering events.
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Anonymous
Vincent doesn't die, don't know why people voted that way
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Aylia
Many fish and boar, and a chicken are killed for food. A polar bear is killed on screen and a shark is killed. Sawyer kills a frog with his bare hands in season 2. Ben shakes a bunny seemingly to death in season 3 but it’s actually just a sedative and the bunny is ultimately ok. In season 5 Sayyid as a child kills a chicken.
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Aylia
Ben terrorizes a rabbit in a cage in season 3 and it appears to die as a result, but it ends up being just a sedative and the bunny is ok in the end
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Douggie13
Various animals are hunted a killed for food.
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Anonymous
S3
E4
They pretend to kill a bunny and for a notable amount of time the viewer is under the impression that they did in fact kill it, even though the bunny ended up being fine
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Emily6742
season 3 episode 14
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A182000
Are there snakes throughout the show or just a few scenes?
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cherrylimemaid
S2
E2
There is a shark while Sawyer and Michael are on the raft and it is presented as a danger while they’re bleeding.
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Andrewww
There is a plotline following two minor characters and a spider. The spider paralyzes them and then are presumed dead and buried alive as a result. They die of suffocation after being buried.
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cherrylimemaid
Debatably? The first time he tries to leave the island, Walt leaves his dog Vincent with Shannon, who then dies leaving Vincent as a stray for the remainder of the series. Even when Walt leaves the island for good, he doesn’t get to bring Vincent with him.
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MitchyDaily
Claire leaves Aaron unwillingly
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cherrylimemaid
John Locke’s father repeatedly ruins his life, going as far as to scam him into giving him his kidney, but Locke keeps trying to keep him in his life and do things for him until his dad nearly murders him. He even at his dad’s funeral (before he tries to kill him, he’s faking his death) explicitly forgives him for all he’s done to him.
Sun repairing her relationship with her husband Jin also has shades of this because he’s very controlling in early episodes, but later episodes reframe their relationship as just mutually unhealthy rather than abusive.
Sun repairing her relationship with her husband Jin also has shades of this because he’s very controlling in early episodes, but later episodes reframe their relationship as just mutually unhealthy rather than abusive.
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Anonymous
S3
E9
Jack follows someone who didn’t want to be followed at around 29 minutes in
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CMster
In flashbacks
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cherry
major characters were abused as children.
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Cassiman
Sawyer's father abused his mother and him
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Douggie13
A main character is addicted to Heroine for some time. Various characters have issues with alcohol. A main character abuses prescription drugs.
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aodhana
The character Charlie uses heroin in a few episodes of season 1
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Andrewww
Christian uses alcohol and on at least one occasion, operated on a patient while under the influence of alcohol.
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Mackenzievail
S6
I believe it’s season 6, but a major character (Claire) gets slapped by another major character (John)
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wowcanthandletheZs
while there is no sexual assault, there are continuous unwanted advances the entirety of the first season with a main female character and a main male character.
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cherrylimemaid
Not in the story, but two characters in a relationship (Alex and Karl) are played by an underaged actress and an older actor and share a kiss, but the characters are supposed to both be minors. Still worth noting if it makes you uncomfortable.
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lilpig
A character is drugged with a hallucinogen with the intention of enlightening them. They don't figure it out until it's too late.
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Cassiman
S1
Boone is crushed in a fall which causes internal injuries that kill him
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Rg123
The last few minutes of episode 14, season 3.
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Anonymous
S3
E19
Sawyer chokes Locke’s dad to death
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andyyy
There are several episodes with graphical medical procedures performed. The show as a whole does not have excessive gore
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John Locke
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Anonymous
A character has severe asthma attacks in season one.
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lilpig
In one instance, a character falls a great distance and breaks their leg to the extent that the bone is sticking out of the skin past the knee.
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Andrewww
Sayid worked as a torturer prior to the crash and flashbacks show this. Sayid tortures Sawyer under the assumption that Sawyer has a character’s medicine, which turns out to be untrue. Ben psychologically torments Jack, Kate and Sawyer in order to force Jack to preform spinal surgery on him to remove a life-threatening tumor. Sayid is electrocuted and branded with a hot poker in season 6 as a test.
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Never any actual amputation visible, but they do talk about amputation as part of Jack’s job, as well as talk about almost amputating Boone’s led in I believe the 20th episode of season 1? Maybe the 22nd? But they never actually do it (they get close though)
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ErinTeague
John Locke falls but doesn't die.
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Libby1
A character is hanged in the first season, but he survives.
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Mackenzievail
The ‘French Woman’s’ daughter is abducted and (spoiler) thought to be dead; they are reunited in later seasons
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cherry
i don't remember the whole series, but at least two teenagers are killed.
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lilpig
Some major characters sacrifice themselves.
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MitchyDaily
Several characters dies: Boone, Shannon, Charlie, Sun, Jun, Sayid, Charlotte, Daniel... Locke
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MitchyDaily
Several characters dies: Boone, Shannon, Charlie, Sun, Jun, Sayid, Charlotte, Daniel... Locke
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MitchyDaily
Terry O'Quinn plays Locke, a man who is disabled of the island
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Andrewww
Jack and Claire’s father, Christian, died. Kate murdered her abusive step father. Sawyer’s father shot and killed Sawyer’s mother and then committed suicide when Sawyer was a young child. Ben killed his abusive father, Roger. Danielle Rousseau is killed in front of her daughter, Alex.
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Andrewww
Sun cheated on her husband, Jin. Kate switches between Jack and Sawyer but I don’t think she technically cheats.
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cherry
parents, grandparents, children, etc.
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RenoRouge
A pregnant woman is kidnapped (her and her unborn baby are unharmed).
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ErinTeague
Yes one leads to the death of a flying Hot Pocket.
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punkrotte
There are some shower scenes, but no nudity
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ValentinaVi
Again, not in the Christian scary way but characters are possessed by the “spirit” and protector of the island.
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ValentinaVi
Not in the classic scary idea of ghosts haunting people but characters see people who are dead.
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Cassiman
Sawyer spits a lot
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SophiePatrice24
Adding while I watch. Let me know if I missed any:) season 1 ep 9, you hear it but don’t see it. The first flashback of Sayid torturing someone. skip the scene. it’s not important. season 1 ep 13 around the 30 minute mark Jin gives Hurley a sea urchin and Hurley let’s it sit for a couple seconds and then he throws it up. You do not see it but you do hear it. season 1 episode 15 when Charlie flashes back for his presentation he pukes, not shown but sound. Season 1 episode 22 Michael gets stomach cramps and looks like he is going to puke several times which made me probably the most nervous in the show so far but never even gags. Season 2 episode 21 around the 6:00 mark in the hatch a character spits up blood, it’s very sudden. Comes out of no where. I don’t get triggered by spitting up blood but it’s very high and it’s unexpected. Skip only about 5-10 seconds. Season 2 episode 22 at around the 10:00 mark when Michael is running in the woods he retches. Nothing comes out but it is unexpected. Season 2 episode 23 at around 28:00 when it cuts to the scene where Sun is on the boat she pukes over the side, doesn’t show but there’s audio. Season 3 episode 19 at about 39:00 Sawyer throws up and it is VERY unexpected. It isn’t bad but it’s still there. More of spit up. Season 4 episode 9, at around the 6:40 mark when Ben is in the Sahara desert, audio and visual. Season 5 episode 7 same thing happens to the guy who left the same way ben did, when he wakes up in the desert he pukes audio and visual minute 6:45 and that’s it through the whole show! (also p.s if you wanna watch it please do!! so good)
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Cassiman
There are allusions
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Mackenzievail
Several main characters have a history of incarceration seen in flash backs. At least one instance where people are jailed in a temporary capacity and are able to escape
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kelporeal
in my opinion ana lucia is copaganda. her entire initial story arc is that she can't feel safe without a gun. she murders someone after being given the chance to just prosecute him and we're supposed to feel bad for her.
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Andrewww
Sayid is electrocuted.
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punkrotte
Rose has cancer, it becomes known in season 2, episode 19 and that whole episode is kind of centered around it, so i would just skip that whole episode if you're sensitive to this. She is terminally ill and they talk a lot about how long she has left and stuff like that in that episode. She doesnt die of it though, the island "cures" her of it.
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Andrewww
Hurley was in a mental institution at multiple points.
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axmeeshxxxs
Season 2 episode 15- Claire has flashbacks through the whole episode which includes a fairly big needle. It’s very unexpected and it flashes quite a few times. Season 2 episode 21- around 39 minutes in Jack injects someone with heroin. Season 2 episode 22- around 23 minutes in, someone draws blood from Michael. Season 3 episode 4- around 12 minutes in a large needle is used on Sawyer. Also throughout the end of season 2 and early season 3 the ‘others’ shoot small needle things into people. Not needles, but also not nice if you have a phobia. Season 3 episode 6 - around 34 minutes in a needle is used during an operation. Season 3 episode 7 - two minutes in a needle is used.
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Andrewww
Jack works at a hospital and several scenes show this. There is a scene in which Ben has spinal surgery in a sort of hospital. Various characters are in hospitals.
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cherry
no characters are canonically autistic.
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Mxspooky
Hurley is often upset about his weight and his eating habits. In flashbacks this is explained but there is a decent amount of discussion involving this somewhere in season 2-3.
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Cassiman
Michael makes attempts on his own life. They are graphic and disturbing, his anguish is tangible. The attempts are unsuccessful.
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Multiple people die by suicide, but none of them main characters. A main character attempts to hang themselves but is talked out of it by someone else. Another main character contemplates it but doesn’t actually attempt it. A man named Dave tries to convince Hurley to jump off of a cliff, but he doesn’t.
In the episode “Numbers”, as Hurley is discussing finances in a flashback, he sees someone jump/fall off of a building.
In a flashback of Sayid in the episode “The Greater Good”, a mate of his points a gun at him in a car before eventually turning it onto himself. There is no gore as the camera turns away as he shoots himself.
In the episode “Ji Yeon”, while Sayid and Desmond are on the freighter, they see a woman wrap herself in chains and jump off of the ship to fall to her death in the ocean. It is shown.
There are a lot of “almost” suicides that are shown, but nothing ever happens. Only a handful of actual suicides talked about/shown.
In the episode “Numbers”, as Hurley is discussing finances in a flashback, he sees someone jump/fall off of a building.
In a flashback of Sayid in the episode “The Greater Good”, a mate of his points a gun at him in a car before eventually turning it onto himself. There is no gore as the camera turns away as he shoots himself.
In the episode “Ji Yeon”, while Sayid and Desmond are on the freighter, they see a woman wrap herself in chains and jump off of the ship to fall to her death in the ocean. It is shown.
There are a lot of “almost” suicides that are shown, but nothing ever happens. Only a handful of actual suicides talked about/shown.
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Mackenzievail
Implied mental illness history (no specific diagnoses if I can recall) in the character Hurley and also the character Libby
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Thomas Veil
Hurley is a compulsive overeater. Depending on the episode, it's either considered as background, as drama, or even as comedy.
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Emily6742
a character is stuck underground
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ArthurOliveira
Sayid shoots himself on the leg so he can escape
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lilpig
A character stands at a cliffside considering suicide, and another character talks them down.
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kelporeal
Yes, a baby cries almost every time Claire is on screen after she gives birth until after season 3.
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A lot of times people are followed, stalked or watched on the island
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Anonymous
S4
E6
around 26 minutes in, Ben and Locke are watching a home video recording on a TV. on the TV, the subject who was being filmed looks at the camera. the screen is zoomed in on just the tv screen at this point. spoilers ahead:
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look away right after widmore finishes beating the guy up. the screen will go to Locke’s face, then back to the tv screen to show widmore getting into the car. then widmore looks at the camera.
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look away right after widmore finishes beating the guy up. the screen will go to Locke’s face, then back to the tv screen to show widmore getting into the car. then widmore looks at the camera.
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RenoRouge
A minor storyline revolves around how women are unable to give birth on the island (and if they are the child is stillborn).
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KSNAP
oh my god so many birth scenes.
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Oddrey
The main characters who are pregnant are ok, but there are many background characters who die as a direct result of pregnancy, and this pattern is a major plot point.
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Libby1
Tom Friendly
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kelporeal
No but there's a comment made in season 1 where Kate and Sawyer are playing never have i ever (or I Never in their case, but same game.) Kate says "I never wore pink" and Sawyer takes a drink, meaning he's worn pink. Kate laughs and says, "I knew it!"
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lilpig
While effort is put into respecting and depicting cultures fairly accurately, the show shows its age a bit by making them a little stereotypical. An African person is shown to be a member of a gun-toting gang, terrorizing his village. An Iraqi person is closely connected to the political/military struggles in his nation, and to terrorism. An african american character struggles to be a good father to his kid. A korean character has a dramatic backstory focused on honor and family. It's worth keeping in mind that these were progressive depictions for the time and none of the stereotypes were intended to be negative--the characters are all sympathetic and it seems some care was put into representing their culture respectfully. Some of it just feels heavy-handed watching it today.
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wowcanthandletheZs
in the first season, sawyer is fairly racist to sayid. it eventually cools down a bit, but is still slightly present, even if sawyer tries to be slightly friendlier.
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courtlynlouise
One of the main characters is a surgeon, and there is a running theme throughout the entire series that he wants to “fix” people. Especially people who have been paralyzed and disabled.
There is also a plot line where one of the main characters used to be in a mental institution. Both the treatment of that situation, and the language surrounding it are not great.
There is also a plot line where one of the main characters used to be in a mental institution. Both the treatment of that situation, and the language surrounding it are not great.
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ArthurOliveira
Hurley <3
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courtlynlouise
The main characters who are Black do not die first; however, the first person we see die is an extra in the first episode, and he is a Black man.
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cherrylimemaid
Most of the characters’ ages aren’t really drawn attention to or clearly given, but a few involved in relationships do seem quite a bit older or younger than one another, like Claire seems a good bit younger than Charlie and Hurley seems a good bit younger than Libby, and the older partners tend to condescend to their younger partners.
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There are multiple moments of sex in the show, but to my recollection, you never see any nudity during the act of sex that is being shown.
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courtlynlouise
A woman says that her step brother is in love with him, and seems put off by it, but then initiates sex with him.
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MitchyDaily
No nudity is ever shown
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Charlie mocks Locke for feeling sorry for himself (crying alone in the jungle) because he's angry for other reasons. It's very brief.
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Rose has cancer
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cherrylimemaid
Pregnant people are in mortal peril for being pregnant on the island, but abortion is never even brought up as a possibility to save them
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NickShutter
The ending of LOST could be described as neutral or even bittersweet.
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Lovethefutureisthine
The other person is being sarcastic. The plot can be considered to revolve around a plane crash.
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Gandreida
Michael, Walt’s Father, is hit by a car in Season 1 Episode 14 directly after a tense phone call with Walt’s Mother. The time of day is night, and he is outside when the call takes place.
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ArthurOliveira
Don't ever enter a car with Kate
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SophiePatrice24
uhm do not read the rest of the comments someone gave away a main characters death.
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andyyy
Gorey scene of a woman being treated for a puncture wound
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Andrewwww
Various characters are shot and some die from this.
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KSNAP
Yes, but it is not an act of violence.
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