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| Title: | Catch-22 |
| Also Known As: | Piovuta dal cielo ( Italy)
Pattitilanne ( Finland)
L'Effet papillon ( France)
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| Episode Number: | 64 |
| Season: | 3 |
| Season Episode #.: | 17 |
| Production Number: | 317 |
| Original Airdate: | Wednesday April 18th, 2007 |
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Nov 19, 2007 |
| Finland |
Dec 06, 2007 |
 Germany |
Jan 21, 2008 |
| France |
Unknown |
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Desmond coaxes Charlie, Hurley and Jin on a trek across the jungle after experiencing one of his future-prophesizing "flashes" -- but is he purposely placing Charlie's life in harm's way? Meanwhile, Kate turns to an unwitting Sawyer after seeing Jack alone with Juliet.
A Desmond-centric episode.
Source: ABC
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| Catch-22
The title of the episode is the name of a book by Joseph Heller. The book was also seen in the parachutist's pack. Heller initially uses "Catch-22" to describe a no-win situation. A bomber pilot is told he can only avoid flying more missions by pleading insanity, but attempting to preserve his own life by pleading insanity is proof of sanity, meaning he must continue to fly missions. "That's Catch 22." Later in the novel, "Catch 22" is used by people in power any time they need to justify their actions.
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