History Recap / LostS01E11AlltheBestCowboysHaveDaddyIssues

* ArtisticLicenseMedicine: When Jack does CPR, he goes ''way'' too slow. Current guidelines for CPR call for a rate of around 100 compressions a minute- 30 compressions, a pause to check for signs of life, then right back to chest compressions. Jack would be lucky to hit 1/3 of that, plus the fact that he stops frequently.

* ArtisticLicenseMedicine: When Jack does chest compressions on Charlie, he goes ''way'' too slow. Current guidelines for CPR call for a rate of around 100 compressions a minute- 30 compressions, a pause to check for signs of life, then right back to chest compressions. Jack would be lucky to hit 1/3 of that, plus the fact that he stops frequently.

'''Season 1, Episode 11''':

* NothingIsScarier: The way Locke tells Jack to be quiet as they realize Charlie and Claire have been abducted. The hunt is on and Ethan can be anywhere around them.

* OhCrap: Sayid is startled when he wakes up and sees Sawyer standing over him.

->'''Jack''': How many drinks did you have at lunch, Dad?

->'''Sawyer''': So a tribe of evil natives planted a ringer in the camp to kidnap a pregnant girl and a reject from VH-1 has-beens? Yeah, fiendishly clever.

->'''Christian''': I know I have been hard on you, but that is how you make a soft metal into steel. That is why you are the most gifted young surgeon in this city. And this, this is a career that is all about the greater good. I've had to sacrifice certain aspects of my relationship with you so that hundreds and thousands of patients will live because of your extraordinary skills.

->'''Walt''': I'm just lucky.
->'''Hurley''': No one is ''that'' lucky.

->'''Ethan''': If you do not stop following me, I will kill one of them. [''He pushes on Jack's chest with his foot.''] Do you understand?

->'''Jack''': I need to revise my statement. I didn't come into the O.R. until well into the procedure. I was warned by one of the nurses that my father was operating under the influence. By the time I got there it was clear that my father was not only incapacitated, but that he had also severed the patient's hepatic artery, which, in my professional opinion, caused the crisis which led to her death.

->'''Boone''': What is that?
->'''Locke''': That's what we're going to find out.

* WhamShot: Locke throws his flashlight to Boone, who drops it onto something metal buried beneath the ground, leading to the discovery of The Hatch.
* YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe: Hurley says this when Walt gets the exact roll he was hoping for in backgammon.

!!'''Tropes'''

* WhamShot: Locke throws his flashlight to Boone, who drops it onto something metal buried beneath the ground, leading to the discovery of The Hatch.

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[[caption-width-right:350:''"They teach you how to predict the weather at a box company?"'']]

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* RedShirt: Discussed. Boone, while carrying a red shirt, talks to Locke about how the Red Shirts always died in ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries''. Locke's response? [[TakeThat "Sounds like a piss-poor captain."]]

* DisneyDeath: Charlie is hanged by Ethan and passes out. A very lengthy scene of Jack trying and failing to perform [=CPR=] and eventually resorting to just punching him in the chest repeatedly follows, with tragic music playing, before Charlie finally miraculously recovers.

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Jack and Christian are left alone in the operating room with the woman's dead body. Christian is angry that Jack interrupted his surgery and took over; Jack tells his father that a nurse called him in because Christian's hands were shaking during the procedure and because he made a mistake that lead to the woman's death.

However, he also learns that Sayid has returned and goes to confront him. In the jungle, Locke and [[{{Foreshadowing Boone}}]] [[ConversationalTroping talk]] [[CelebrityParadox about]] [[RedShirt redshirts]] and their lives before the plane crash; Boone doesn't believe Locke's claim that he worked for a box company, instead guessing that he was "either a taxidermist or a hitman". Elsewhere, Jack and Kate follow their trail, though Kate is less confident in her tracking skills than Locke. She tells the increasingly obsessive Jack that she picked up her skills from her father, an Army Ranger, when she was a child, and asks if there's anything ''he'' wants to tell her.

'''Season 1, Episode 11: "All the Best Cowboys Have Daddy Issues"'''