Contents 1 "We're the good guys" 2 "What did you do?" 3 "What lies in the shadow of the statue?" 4 "Whatever happened, happened" 5 "Whatever you think I am, I'm not." 6 "What's done is done" 7 "Where are we?" 8 "Where he wants to be" 9 "Who are you people?" 10 "Why are you asking me these questions?" 11 "Why are you telling me this?" 12 "Work to do" 13 "Wrong people for mission" 14 "You can go now." 15 "You don't call, you don't write" 16 "You make your own luck" 17 "You're doing fine" 18 "You'll speak when you have something worth saying" 19 "You don't seem to know much about him"

"We're the good guys"Edit

• "We're the good guys Michael." - Ben to Michael ("Live Together, Die Alone, Part 2")
• Ben to Elliott ("A New Day")
• "We must be the good guys." - Bernard to Jin ("Ji Yeon")
• Bram to Frank ("The Incident, Part 1")
• "They say they're the good guys. I'm not buying it either" - Frank to Sun about Jacob's bodyguards ("LA X, Part 1")

"What did you do?"Edit

• Desmond to Jack, Locke, and Kate (twice) ("Orientation")
• Diane Janssen to Kate ("What Kate Did")
• Jack to Locke ("Through the Looking Glass, Part 2")
• Locke to Ben ("The Shape of Things to Come")
• Florence to Locke ("Cabin Fever")
• Locke to Ben ("There's No Place Like Home, Part 2")

"What lies in the shadow of the statue?"Edit

Main article: Shadow of the statue

"Whatever happened, happened"Edit

• "If we try to do anything different, we will fail every time. Whatever happened, happened." - Daniel to Sawyer ("Because You Left")
• "Doesn't matter what we do. Whatever happened, happened." - Daniel to Miles ("LaFleur")
• Episode title ("Whatever Happened, Happened")
• "Can't change the past. Can't do it. Whatever happened, happened. All right? But then I finally realized... I had been spending so much time focused on the constants, I forgot about the variables." - Daniel to Jack and Kate ("The Variable")
• "I'm three people shy of getting off this island and Kate can help me get those people on the plane. But... once she does... then whatever happens, happens." - Man in Black to Claire ("The Package")
• "What happened, happened." - Eloise Widmore to Desmond ("Happily Ever After")
• "What happened, happened..." - Jack to Locke ("The Candidate")
• "There are no do-overs. What happened, happened. All of this matters." - Jack to Desmond ("The End")

"Whatever you think I am, I'm not."Edit

• "I'm not who you think I am. My brother made me an addict." - Charlie to Eko ("The 23rd Psalm")
• Ben to Sayid ("One of Them")
• Juliet to Richard Alpert ("Not in Portland")

"What's done is done"Edit

• "So, what's done is done?" - Jack to Locke ("Lockdown")
• "What is done is done." - Yemi to Eko ("?")
• Sawyer to Juliet ("The Little Prince")
• Uncle Doug to Sawyer ("The Incident, Part 1")
• Sawyer to Jack ("The Incident, Part 2")
• Widmore to Zoe ("The Package")

"Where are we?"Edit

• "Guys... where are we?" - Charlie to the other survivors ("Pilot, Part 2")
• "If this isn't hell, friend, then where are we?" - Anthony Cooper to Sawyer ("The Brig")
• "I need to determine where we are now... in time." Daniel ("The Lie")
• Kate to Miles ("LA X, Part 1")
• "What happened? Where are we? - Jack to Kate ("LA X, Part 1")
• "Wh-wh-where are we?" - Juliet to Sawyer ("LA X, Part 1")
• Sawyer to Kate ("LA X, Part 2")
• "Where are we, dad?" - Jack to Christian ("The End")

"Where he wants to be"Edit

• "I'm exactly where I want to be." - Miles to Kate ("Eggtown")
• "He's exactly where he wants to be." - Harper about Benjamin Linus ("The Other Woman")

"Who are you people?"Edit

• "Who are you? Who are you? Who are you people?" - Claire to Losties ("Homecoming")
• "Hey, what the hell's going on here? Who are you people?" - Michael to Tom ("Exodus, Part 2")
• Michael to Ben ("Live Together, Die Alone, Part 1")
• "Alright, who are you people?" - Desmond to Freighties and Sayid ("The Constant")
• "What am I doing here? Who are you people?" - Desmond to Freighties and Sayid ("The Constant")
• Desmond to Keamy and Omar ("The Constant")
• Amy to Sawyer ("LaFleur")
• "Who are you?" - Dr. Linus to Desmond ("What They Died For")

"Why are you asking me these questions?"Edit

• "I don't know why you're asking me all these questions." - Ben to Sayid ("One of Them")
• "Why are you asking me all these questions?" - Michael to Bea Klugh ("Three Minutes")
• "Why are you asking me these questions, Jack?" - Ben to Jack ("The Cost of Living")
• "Why are you even asking me these questions?" - Claire to Barnes ("Par Avion")
• "Why are you asking me all these questions, Jack?" - Sun to Jack ("D.O.C.")

"Why are you telling me this?"Edit

• Sayid to Shannon - ("Whatever the Case May Be")
• Locke to Sawyer - ("The Long Con")
• Charlie to Sayid - ("One of Them")
• Ben (as Henry Gale) to Eko - ("Maternity Leave")
• Sun to Dr. Je-Gyu Kim - ("The Whole Truth")
• Jack to Sawyer - ("Three Minutes")
• Sawyer to Cassidy ("Every Man for Himself")
• Jack to Ben - ("The Cost of Living")
• Kate to Sawyer - ("There's No Place Like Home, Part 2")
• "Why are you telling me this now, Jack?" Sun to Jack - ("This Place Is Death")
• Daniel to Charlotte - ("This Place Is Death")
• Howard Gray to Miles - ("Some Like It Hoth")
• "Why am I even telling you this?" Miles to Hurley - ("Some Like It Hoth")
• "Why would you tell me that?" Daniel to Widmore - ("The Variable")
• "I tried to avoid telling you this." Daniel to young Charlotte - ("The Variable")
• Kate to The Man in Black - ("Recon")
• Jack to Sayid - ("The Candidate")

"Work to do"Edit

Walt guiding Locke.

• "I'm sorry. I had work to do." - Eko to Charlie, in reference to his journey to the "?" ("Three Minutes")
• "Get up. We've got work to do." - Hurley to Sawyer and Jin about fixing the DHARMA Van ("Tricia Tanaka Is Dead")
• "All right detectives, that's enough. Mr. Locke has work to do today." - William Kincaid to detectives Reed and Mason ("The Man from Tallahassee")
• "You have work to do." - Walt to Locke ("Through the Looking Glass, Part 1")
• "He has work to do." - Christian Shephard, in reference to Jack ("So It Begins")
• "I've got work to do." - Charlotte Lewis to Frank Lapidus ("The Economist")
• "You've still got work to do, Mike." - Tom to Michael ("Meet Kevin Johnson")
• "You've got a lot of work to do." - Ana Lucia to Hurley ("The Lie")
• "John, you can't die. You've got too much work to do." - Ben to Locke ("The Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham")

"Wrong people for mission"Edit

• "These are the wrong people for a mission like this." - Naomi to Matthew Abaddon ("Confirmed Dead")
• "You're not the best candidate for this kind of mission." - Sayid to Jack ("The Economist")

"You can go now."Edit

• Miles to ghost in the bedroom ("Confirmed Dead")
• "Maybe you and your gun can go, too."Harper to Jack ("The Other Woman")
• Christian to Michael ("There's No Place Like Home, Part 3")

"You don't call, you don't write"Edit

• "Boy, you bunk with a guy for 48 days -- now he doesn't call or write." - Bernard to Eko ("S.O.S.")
• "So, you wake up in the middle of the night; you grab your Jesus stick; you race off into the jungle. You don't call, you don't write?" - Charlie to Eko ("Three Minutes")
• "So you're gone for a whole day after a massive hatch detonation -- you don't call, you don't write?" - Charlie to Locke ("Further Instructions")

"You make your own luck"Edit

Martha Toomey discussing luck with Hurley.

• "You make your own luck, Mr. Reyes. Don't blame it on the damn numbers." - Martha Toomey to Hurley ("Numbers")
• "You make your own luck, Hugo." - Hurley's dad to Hurley ("Tricia Tanaka Is Dead")
• "Let's make our own luck." - Hurley to Charlie ("Tricia Tanaka Is Dead")
• "We make our own luck." - Hurley to himself ("Tricia Tanaka Is Dead")

"You're doing fine"Edit

• Jack tells Kate she is doing fine when she is stitching him up. ("Pilot, Part 1")
• Libby tells Hurley that he is doing fine when he says he finds it hard just talking to a girl. ("Everybody Loves Hugo")

"You'll speak when you have something worth saying"Edit

• Boone to Locke ("Further Instructions")
• "I bet he will when he has something to say." - Horace to Roger ("The Man Behind the Curtain")

"You don't seem to know much about him"Edit

• "Well, for someone who wants to retain his paternal rights so badly you don't seem to know much about your son, Mr. Dawson. - Lizzy to Michael ("Adrift")
• "For someone who wants his son back so badly, you don't seem to know much about him, Michael. - Bea Klugh to Michael ("Three Minutes")