The television series Lost premiered on the American Broadcasting Company (ABC) network, introducing viewers to the mysterious island and its survivors.
Lost won the Golden Globe Award for Best Drama Series, recognizing its popularity and critical acclaim in its first season.
The second season of Lost premiered on ABC, continuing the story of the survivors with new mysteries and characters.
Lost won the Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series, a prestigious recognition from the Television Academy.
ABC announced the sixth and final season of Lost, signaling the end of the critically acclaimed series.
The final episode of Lost aired on ABC, concluding the series and providing closure to many of its mysteries.
The DHARMA Initiative establishes several research stations on the island for various scientific experiments and studies.
Hostile conflict at the island culminating in the massacre of most DHARMA Initiative members by the Others.
The crash of Oceanic Airlines Flight 815 strands the survivors on the mysterious island.
Jack Shephard assumes the leadership role among the survivors of the plane crash.
The survivors encounter the mysterious group known as the Others for the first time.
Desmond Hume operates the Swan Station, inputting the numbers to prevent a catastrophic electromagnetic event.
The survivors attempt to change the island's timeline by detonating a hydrogen bomb to prevent the plane crash.
Jack confronts the Man in Black to stop him from leaving the island and causing chaos.
Six survivors leave the island and return to the outside world.
The alternate reality in the flash-sideways timeline is revealed to be a form of afterlife where the survivors find each other before moving on.
