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Danny Pickett

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Danny Pickett, the angry Other, was portrayed by Michael Bowen.


Danny Pickett was one of the Others. He appeared to be an aide to Tom and Bea, and he played an administrative role as a quarry supervisor and may have been involved in Karl's punishment. He was Colleen's husband. After she was shot dead while unarmed by Sun, he took out his anger on Sawyer and almost killed him. He was killed by Juliet on Day 73. His name appears on Jacob's wall, meaning that he was a candidate.

On the Island

Chronologically, the earliest mention of Pickett was from a reference from Ben during the time when Goodwin died. Ben brought Juliet to Goodwin's body and Ben mentioned Danny and Tom were searching for the tailies and were unsuccessful in finding them. ("The Other Woman")


Days 54-67 (Season 2)

During the second season, Pickett was a relatively minor character on the sidelines in the storylines of the Others, particularly those of Tom and Bea. ("Three Minutes")

He first appeared during the Others' capture of Michael. Michael had left the other survivors in search of his son Walt. Pickett distracted Michael by urinating on a tree, so Tom could surprise and capture Michael from behind. ("Three Minutes")

Pickett displayed his belligerence when Michael freed himself from Tom's grip and started to shoot with a second firearm. Pickett immediately returned fire, but was stopped by Tom who claimed they needed him, then re-captured him with a non-lethal slingshot. ("Three Minutes")

Later that day, the Others also captured Kate. That evening the survivor's "Hunting Party" of Jack, Sawyer, and Locke challenged Tom at the line. Pickett, Alex, and the others were hidden out of view nearby, with Michael and Kate gagged and bound as hostages. When Tom asked Alex to bring Kate out to end the confrontation, Alex begged Pickett to do it instead, and he complied. ("The Hunting Party") ("Three Minutes")

Afterwards, at the Decoy Village, Pickett appeared to be working under Ms. Klugh. He took a blood sample from Michael, then later brought Walt to Michael's hut, and took him away again when Walt tried to tell Michael that the Others were misrepresenting themselves. ("Three Minutes")

After four days, at the Pala Ferry dock, Danny witnessed the exchange between the Others and Michael. However he did not actively participate other than kicking Sawyer in the stomach when he called Tom "a son-of-bitch". This would be the first of many violent encounters between Pickett and Sawyer. ("Live Together, Die Alone, Part 1")


Inkworks LOST Season 2 Character card #75



Days 68-73 (Season 3)

In contrast with his gruff appearance in Season 2, Pickett has appeared clean-shaven and neatly dressed in Season 3 (as have the rest of the Others). Following Kate, Sawyer, and Jack's first day on Hydra Island, Colleen was revealed to have a relationship with Pickett, as she kissed him before going on a mission, and he told her to be careful. Picket then brought Sawyer and Kate from the cages to the quarry to work, where apparently he had a supervisory role. This was the last time Danny saw his wife alive. ("The Glass Ballerina")

Pickett immediately was belligerent. He yelled at Sawyer for watching his conversation with Colleen, and at the quarry, he also beat and tasered Sawyer, as well as verbally harassed Kate. Sawyer escalated the conflict when he arranged an almost-successful escape attempt that began with his kissing Kate in defiance of Pickett. After Juliet arrived to foil Sawyer, Pickett again tasered Sawyer. This scene marked the first of a continuing pattern of abusing Sawyer and being resentful of his relationship with Kate. ("The Glass Ballerina")






The next day, Colleen returned mortally wounded from her mission. Sun had shot the 
unarmed Colleen in the chest while Colleen was attempting to reason with her. Jack, who was attempting to save her, crudely and insensitively ordered a grief-stricken Pickett out of the Hydra operation room, whereupon he went to the cages to take out his frustration on Sawyer by severely beating him and continuing until he had forced Kate to admit that she loved Sawyer. ("Every Man for Himself") Later at Colleen's funeral, Danny was seen kneeling at her coffin and crying. His wife's coffin was then lit on fire and pushed into the ocean, with the song "I Wonder" in the background. ("The Cost of Living")


Inkworks LOST Season 3 Character card #84


On the fourth day as the Other's prisoners, Pickett came to the cages to take Kate to the quarry. When Kate suspected a ploy to get Sawyer alone, she insisted that Sawyer come to work too, and Pickett complied. Later at the quarry, Pickett stopped Alex's attack on the Others in search of Karl by threatening her with his gun and capturing her. In a further revelation of the hierarchy of the Others, Alex had been demanding to speak to Ben, while being suspicious that Pickett in particular had hurt Karl. ("I Do")

When Pickett brought Sawyer back to the cages, he threatened Sawyer's life by suggesting that he should say goodbye to Kate by tonight, a threat that Juliet also observed.("I Do") This threat may have contributed to Sawyer and Kate sleeping together that evening. Later, when Jack began surgery on Ben, keeping both Ben, Juliet, and Tom occupied, Pickett took this opportunity to leave the operating room to kill Sawyer, despite Jason's suggestion not to. Pickett commented that Ben just put his life in Jack's hands, who was not even on Jacob's list. ("I Do")





Pickett and Jason made their way to the cages area, where he found Kate in Sawyer's cage. He dragged Sawyer out while Jason held Kate at gunpoint, and prepared to execute Sawyer at close range with his gun. As Pickett prepared to shoot, his motivations were clear as he told Kate to watch and added, "This is for Colleen, you son of a b----!" However he was interrupted when Tom called him on the radio, informing him that Jack had wounded Ben in surgery to hold him hostage. The scene ended as Jack demanded to have Sawyer and Kate released. ("I Do")



Inkworks LOST Season 3 Autograph card.

In an unexpected movement, Pickett and Jason were beat up and left unconscious locked in Sawyer's cage by Kate and Sawyer. Ivan who was sent by Juliet to hunt down Kate and Sawyer found the two conscious again and yelling for someone to let them out.




Once freed, the three of them headed after Kate and Sawyer, quickly catching them on the beach. Once again they failed to capture the two and quickly lost their trail as Sawyer and Kate were hidden in a hole by Alex. Pickett, Ivan and Jason headed out in the jungle in the wrong direction. ("Not in Portland")

Pickett later found Aldo and seemed to be angry at him for letting Kate, Sawyer and Alex in the building to rescue Karl. Pickett ignored Juliet's commands to let the three of them go and set off to find them. He later found Alex helping Kate and Sawyer into a boat along with a semi-conscious Karl, and prepared to shoot Sawyer. All of a sudden, Juliet appeared, calling his name. As he turned to look at her, she shot him twice, piercing his chest. His body was left there. ("Not in Portland")





Danny Pickett is included in Don Pinset's spectacular
LOST Caricature compilation print.
I hope to have my print framed shortly.
It measures 24" x 36" and is just FANTASTIC!



Dave

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Evan Handler played Dave, Hurley's imaginary friend,
 in the Season 2 episode "Dave".

My collection includes a
Rittenhouse LOST Seasons 1-5 Autograph card...

....Rittenhouse LOST Archives Character card #32


and a 8"x10" photo autographed by Evan Handler.

Darlene

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Darlene, the convenience store clerk was portrayed by Dana Sorman
in the Season 5 episode "The Lie".
Darlene.jpg
I have written to Ms. Sorman, requesting an autograph.
I'll update this post if/when I receive a response.

My collection does include a replica of the "I Heart Icon 16x16px My Shih-Tzu" Tshirt that
Hurley purchased in the store. The Tshirt is from the seventh reveal of
The LOST Underground Art Project at Rusty's Discount Pet Center in Studio City, CA.

The url for the print sale was printed inside the neck of the shirt.

***UPDATE 10/18/12***

Jorge Garcia signed the shirt following
the "Friends of the Nerdolution" panel
during Comic Con 2011. 


You can read more about the panel here.

Danielle Rousseau

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Danielle Rousseau was portrayed by two actresses.
Melissa Farman played young Danielle Rousseau in 1988-1989.

I have written to Ms. Farman, requesting an autograph.
I'll update this post if/when I receive a response.

Mira Furlan played Danielle Rousseau in her forties.

Inkworks LOST Season One Autograph card

Rittenhouse LOST Seasons 1-5 Autograph card

Rittenhouse LOST Archives Character card #15


Character card by Paul Burrows/Room23Store


Donruss Americana II (2008 release)


Sketch card of Danielle by Augustin Iglesias.
The portrait is a limited edition ACEOcard, numbered #2/15 
and is signed by the artist on the back of the card.


The illustration is the same portrait sketch that appeared
in Pearson Moore's book, LOST Identity.
Danille's chapter is entitled "The Mother"
and the sketch appears on page 128.

Creation Entertainment Season 1 Promotional Photo

8"x10" photo signed by Mira Furlan

My collection also includes "Rousseau's Transmission"
by Dan McCarthy. It was the ninth limited edition screen print released
in DamonCarltonAndAPolarBear, Series 1., #118/300




closeup of the dialog bubble...Rousseau's words repeated 
on the transmission loop.

Danielle is a chibi in Sasha Servey's LOST Chibi #4



Danielle Rousseau is included in Don Pinset's spectacular
LOST Caricature compilation print.
I hope to have my print framed shortly.
It measures 24" x 36" and is just FANTASTIC!





Daniel Faraday

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Daniel Faraday, son of Eloise Hawking and Charles Widmore, 
was portrayed by two people.

Spencer Allen portrayed Daniel as a child in the Season 5 episode "The Variable".

Jeremy Davies portrayed the adult Daniel Faraday.
Faraday also rates as one of my favorite characters from LOST.

My collection includes a variety of different Daniel Faraday representations.

Daniel appears with Desmond on a couple of
LOST time travel themed Tshirts


Rittenhouse LOST Seasons 1-5 Artifex card

Rittenhouse LOST Archives Dharma Patch card #109/250


Rittenhouse LOST Archive Character card #68


Character card by Paul Burrows/Room23Store


Two original ACEO sketch cards from Blackhilt Studios


a limited edition, #2/10 ACEO sketch card by Geri Centzone


Sketch card of Daniel by Augustin Iglesias
The portrait is a limited edition ACEOcard, numbered #2/15 
and is signed by the artist on the
back of the card.


8.5" x 11" watercolor print by JJ Harrison
I also purchased the Sawyer print.

10"x8" photo signed by Jeremy Davies

Daniel Farady PaperPal

He is part of the cmpete set of Lostie PaperPals I purchased.
LOST The Whole Cast

Daniel Faraday captured in clay....

...and as a bobble head

I have a prop replica of Daniel Faraday's journal.
Since mine is blank, I guess it is a replica of the journal presented to Daniel
by his mother following his graduation.

Daniel Faraday was included in 
LOST The Animated Series by Mike Myers.


Daniel is a chibi in Sasha Servey's LOST Chibi #2


Daniel is included in Don Pinset's spectacular
LOST Caricature compilation print.
I hope to have my print framed shortly.
It measures 24" x 36" and is just FANTASTIC!



He was featured in Jim MacLeod's "You All, Everbody".


and Tyler Stout's "LOST"


Daniel Faraday is one of  "The Saints of LOST"
by Scott Erickson.


Daniel - Patron Saint of Mystical Scientists

"Whatever Happened, Happened" by Andrew Hawryluk 
is a limited edition screen print honoring Daniel Faraday.
My print is #2/60.

Branden Otto diptych

The individual titles of the prints are Candidates and Just Progress.
My prints are both #9/50.
Daniel is pictured in Just Progress.

Daniel is #101 in
"Jacob Loves You" by Jared Wong.
The print was created for Cancer Gets LOST.

(photo used with the permission of Cancer Gets LOST)

Daniel Faraday appears in
"The Freighter" by JJ Harrison.
The print measures 24" x 36" and is the first print
in the "LOST in Horror" series.


My print is #6/42 and is displayed in my office.