" Prod . no . " is short for " production code number " , which signifies the order that the mobisodes were produced in and appear on DVD and Blu-ray , which is different from the order that they aired in . " Original air date " refers to the original V CAST airdate . Days are in relation to the day of the crash , which is day 1 and September 22 , 2004 . All mobisodes are newly written and shot , with the exception of " The Envelope " , which is a deleted scene from " A Tale of Two Cities " that was shot on August 9 and 11 , 2006 , a year before the other mobisodes . The finale — " So It Begins " — was submitted to the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences for Emmy consideration in the " Special Class : Short-Format Live-Action Entertainment Programs " category . Executive producers Damon Lindelof , Carlton Cuse , and Barry Jossen were successful in receiving a nomination on July 17 , 2007 ; however , they lost to SciFi 's '' Battlestar Galactica : Razor Flashbacks '' on September 13 at the Creative Arts Emmy Award ceremony of the 60th Primetime Emmy Awards . Douglas Durdan of the '' Richmond Times-Dispatch '' described " The Watch " " as unsatisfying as it is satisfying " because the reviewer was unsure of which lines were important or if there were any clues to future episodes hidden among the background . After two mobisodes aired , UGO 's Jon Lachonis wrote that " the first two mobisodes ... have most fans kvetching about the irrelevancy and down right '' Lost '' - lessness of the tidbits that are meant to traverse gaps in the story " , " it 's way too early to dismiss the mobisodes as a complete waste of time , as '' Lost '' has a long history of righting its own wrongs and the best may certainly be yet to come " and " Frogurt is the most annoying person on '' Lost '' s mystery island " . Four mobisodes later , UGO called them " impressive " and said that " they ' look ' like full out productions " . Larry Dobrow of Advertising Age enjoyed the first six '' Lost : Missing Pieces '' , describing them as " all entertaining and professionally rendered " and calling the project " a great friggin ' idea " . Josh Wigler of '' Wizard '' wrote that the '' Lost : Missing Pieces '' are " hit or miss in terms of quality and importance . Some episodes , however , shed some excellent light on '' Lost '' mythology . ... In terms of flat out fun , it does n't get much better than ' Jin has a Temper-Tantrum on the Golf Course ' ... featuring a frustrated Jin screaming to the high heavens after botching an easy putt against Michael . Unnecessary , yes . Hysterical , absolutely . " MSNBC 's Ree Hines reviewed the first seven '' Missing Pieces '' . He wrote that " ' The Watch ' is basically pointless " , " the humor of ' The Adventures of Hurley and Frogurt ' does n't work " and " Operation : Sleeper " was deemed " the most useless of the webisodes " . Hines said that " King of the Castle " " almost satisfies ... due to ... Ben 's deadpan dastardly presence " and " Room 23 " is the most promising of the first half of the series . Hines concluded that " the creators fill gaps that do n't need filling . The installments fail to form a cohesive stand-alone arc , leaving viewers with little more than a series of fragmented scenes , presumably no better than those left on the cutting-room floor . " Chris Carabott of IGN reviewed most of '' Lost : Missing Pieces '' and has given each a rating out of ten . After four mobisodes aired , he remarked that " these vignettes feel like your average deleted scene — removed for a good reason " ; however , no mobisode received a score less than 6.5 . " The Watch " scored a 7.5 and was called " touching " because Jack and his father have rarely been seen getting along in '' Lost '' . " The Adventures of Hurley and Frogurt " was given a 6.5 and described as " a funny little moment " and " tragic " , in regard to Libby 's death . " King of the Castle " received an 8.5 . Carabott said that it was well written , " a great performance from Fox and Emerson " and worthy of appearing on television . Carabott celebrated Michael 's return in " The Deal " , but the reviewer noted that " The Deal " " does n't reveal anything new or exciting at all " . " Operation : Sleeper " was rated as a 7.5 , as was " Buried Secrets " . " Room 23 " got an 8 and was described as " definitely the type of new content that we are looking for . It 's something that wo n't be missed by regular viewers but gives a little more insight into the nature of events on the island " . " Arzt and Crafts " also got an 8 and was said to have " a cleverly devised title " and was " packed with a healthy amount of humor " . " Tropical Depression " received an 8.5 , with Carabott calling it " rather pointless ... but cute nonetheless " . " Jack , Meet Ethan . Ethan ? Jack " scored an 8 and Mapother 's acting skills were commended . " Jin Has a Temper-Tantrum on the Golf Course " was deemed " hilarious " and " one of '' Lost '' s funniest ... moments " and worthy of a 7.5 . " The Envelope " was given a 6.5 , and " So It Begins " was given a 9 — the highest score of any mobisode — and was described as " a shocking new look at the Christian Shephard who appeared to Jack "
60th Primetime Emmy Awards
60th Primetime Emmy Awards
Lost: Missing Pieces