OK. Just kidding.

What really happened is we got a look at Sawyer shedding off his domesticated persona from his time in Dharmaville and leaning more toward the Sawyer we know from the earlier years.

And, as the other episodes from this year have shown us, we get a look at the Flashsideways version of Sawyer living in the States as if the plane crash never happened.

This week, Jace Lacob of Televisionary and The Daily Beast (@televisionary) and IGN TV editor Matt Fowler (@Fowler_IGN) join Maggie to talk about ‘Recon,’ a fun adventure with our favorite con man Sawyer that was chock-full of familiar faces.

And don’t forget that spoilers abound in the below video.

What’s important about this week is we finally see a more human side of the evil Benjamin Linus. 

Or do we?

Ben has easily become one of our favorite characters on television thanks to the creepy performance of Michael Emerson. That’s why this Ben-centric episode was so anticipated.

We wanted to know if he could be a decent human in the real world (we hoped he wouldn’t!) and whether or not the promos showing Ben digging his own grave would come true.

Most telling about the episode may lie in the little secrets held by Richard. We finally get to know a little about him and why he doesn’t age.

This week, Brill Bundy from Zap2it.com (@zap2itbrill) and celebrity DJ and ‘Lost’ super fan Mike B. (@theemikeb) join host Maggie Furlong to talk about ‘Dr. Linus,’ this season’s stellar Ben-centric episode. Michael Emerson was on top of his game, on and off the Island, but we were also treated to great moments from Richard, Ilana, Jack, Miles and a certain submarine.

Video is below and it is full of spoilers, so beware. (Edit: sometimes the video player below shows up without a poster frame. Just click in the center of the blank spot below or on the play button if that shows up. The video’s there)

OK, so you just watched this week’s episode and  you’re like, “What the H##l?”

Well, you’re probably like that every week but this one (and we say this a lot) was a great episode. Comedian Paul Scheer and Eric Goldman, editor of IGN TV , join Maggie this week to talk about the Sayid-centric episode. There’s lots of fighting, stabbings, and betrayal going on here.

We’ll let the gang at Instant Dharma take over from here since there’s a ton of spoilers to go over.

As ‘Lost’ is finishing up its final season, we have to watch closely as clues and mysteries are being solved. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t more mysteries being brought up. This week’s ‘Lost’ was a great one as we learn a lot about Jack that we could never have guessed. Also, Jacob becomes a pivotal character in this episode as he starts messing with Hugo’s head.

Check out Instant Dharma below for a recap of episode 4, the ‘Lighthouse.’ [warning: spoilers]

No matter what he is, Locke is our favorite character and this Locke-centric episode helped flush out what type of person John could be. Plus, Ben gave one of the best eulogy ever.

AOL TV’s LOST recap called “Instant Dharma” takes a look at episode three with a detailed recap and insight on what you may have missed. Check it out below and be sure to check out the first 2 episode recaps if you are a little behind.

To help you gather your wits, Instant Dharma [see episode 1 here] continues their weekly episode summary complete with detailed descriptions of what you may have missed.

This week, IGN TV editor Eric Goldman and TVGuide.com editor Natalie Abrams join host Maggie Furlong to discuss.  Watch the recap now but beware of tons of spoilers.

For those of you that missed the season premier Tuesday night (or have yet to watch it on the DVR) we won’t drop any spoilers on you. Except to say it’s sad to see Hurley get killed off. We liked that dude.

To help you try to shuffle through the flashbacks (and flashforwards and flashsideways) AOL TV has a short video to help you through the mess. They will recap the first episode of Season Six of LOST in heavy detail that might clear things up. It might make it worse.

Depends on your handle of Quantum Physics and alternative realities and such.