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Top 16 Gifts for the 'Lost' Fan

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If you have a Lost fan on your shopping list, you're in luck. There are so many great items of all different prices to choose from. And if you are the Lost fan, well see what you can buy for yourself (or slip this list under the nose of someone who needs a little hint).

1. 5-Hour HUMMER Movie/'Lost' Adventure

The ultimate gift for any Lost fan! This Oahu tour takes fans to different locations used in the television series. Lost films almost entirely on location and has changed Hawaii into places all over the world, and as fans we love to see those filming locations. Get a Lost fan this gift and be his or her favorite for life!

2. Messages From the Island

Messages From the IslandTitan Books
This companion features the best articles from Lost: The Official Magazine from the first two seasons of the show. Any Lost fan will love this, but it would be especially great for a die-hard fan as a collectors item.

3. 'Lost' Season 5 DVD

Season 5 was the season of time flashes and the Dharma Initiative in 1977. As a big Dharma season, this year's DVD and Blu-ray sets are Dharma themed. The packaging for the deluxe version is a Dharma Initiation kit that looks like the real deal.

4. 'Lost' Previous Season DVDs

Lost is one of the few shows where fans enjoy, and need to watch, episodes over and over to extract clues. The DVDs also include bonus features, interviews with cast and creators, behind the scenes footage, and fun interactive features. If just buying one season, I would suggest season 1, but am positive that after viewing the season 1 DVDs, Lost fans will want all of the seasons.

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5. 'Lost': The Official Magazine Subscription

The magazine is full of insider's information about the show, cast interviews, fan questions, creator comments, and so much more. Keep your Lost fan in the loop all year round!

6. 'Lost' Video Game - 'Lost' Via Domus

A Lost fan who also likes gaming would love this video game. As a passenger of Oceanic flight 815, you survived the crash and find yourself on an uncharted island somewhere in the Pacific Ocean. As you begin to unravel mysteries of the island, you begin to discover secrets of your own. You will have to understand your past mistakes in order to survive and find your way home.
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7. Action Figures

Lost fans love owning a piece of the show and these action figures look great on desks and in curio cabinets. You can buy together in sets of 6 or buy each one separately. They each come with sound and a prop.

8. 'Lost Ate My Life' Book

Usually I don't recommend Lost books as gifts because they go out of date so fast. However this book is less about the show and more about the fandom. While this book will be most popular during the years that Lost is on the air, it will remain a piece of history as the book that explores the fans behind one of the greatest television shows of all time.

9. Others' Side T-Shirt

I love this T-shirt!
Why did the smoke monster cross the island?
To get to the others' side.

If you are not a Lost fan, then you'll just have to trust me, it's very funny.

10. Original Television Soundtrack

One of the elements that makes Lost so great is the music. Composer Michael Giacchino is a master at putting together music to move us as we watch Lost. He even used parts of the plane wreckage to make the music. And while the music is dramatic, the titles serve as inside jokes to devoted fans. Titles such as: World's Worst Beach Party, Charlie Hangs Around, and Locked Out Again.

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