The third episode in the new show from J.J. Abrams and co-creator Damon Lindelof (who has often been forgotten when the show is talked about), and it is just as excellent as the two part pilot.

The episode picks up just after the previous one ended and gets into the nitty gritty quickly. The main thread of the episode is Kate and her mysterious past. That past is handled very well in a series of flashback sequences which work just as well as in the pilot. They're not cheesey like flashbacks in some shows have become; these are well crafted insights into the characters' histories.

Personally, i really like the way that in this episode we get a lot more information about Kate's past, but, we still don't find out what she was in cuffs for. Very intriguing stuff. I just hope they don't drag it out too long.

Another favourite moment was when Sawyer took it upon himself to put the Marshall out of his misery. Only to try for the heart instead of the head, miss the heart and make the poor guy suffer more. Good stuff, in a strangely morbid way.

Looking forward to episode four anyway