The 5 Hottest Women from LOST

With Lost coming back in February for its fourth season, we need a refresher to remind us what the show was all about in the first place. Therefore, here’s a biased list of the five hottest females from the show’s history.

5. Ana Lucia-Cortez (Michelle Rodriguez)

Ana Lucia was only around for a season, long enough to charm the panties off of Sawyer and then be brutally murdered.

Why she’s hot: She can kick your ass.

Why she’s not: She can kick your ass.

 

 

 

 

4. Shannon Rutherford (Maggie Grace)

Shannon Rutherford was one of the central characters in the beginning episodes.

Why she’s hot: Sadly, she’s a horrible person. But she looks good.

Why she’s not: Pseudo-incest with her step-brother, disrespect for human life, ditziness.

 

 

 

 

3. Sun Kwon (Yunjin Kim)

Sun Kwon, 50% of the token Asian couple of Lost, managed to fool everyone into thinking she didn’t speak English, including her husband.

Why she’s hot: She’s smart, beautiful, and one of the only (living) ethnic minority women for hundreds of miles.

Why she’s not: Her husband, Jin, will kill your candy ass if you look at her the wrong way.

 

 

 

2. Nikki Fernandez (Kiele Sanchez)

Nikki was often seen in the third season as a random extra running about in the background, until she inexplicably was featured in a crappy episode of the show.

Why she’s hot: She’s Puerto-Rican and her first name ends with an ‘i‘, which means she’d probably be the easiest chick on the island.

Why she’s not: Murderous tendencies.

 

 

 

1. Kate Austen (Evangeline Lilly)

Kate is often found prancing about on the beach in wet/dirty shirts or shooting at people.

Why she’s hot: She’s a tough girl and slutty enough to sleep with Sawyer.

Why she’s not: Tortured, dark past, which makes pillow talk uncomfortable.

 

 

 

 

Honorable mentions:

Juliet (Elizabeth Mitchell)

Juliet may be the only woman that Dr. Jack falls for that Sawyer doesn’t defile. But then again, she may also be plotting against them all. Your call, Doc. Your call.

Michael Dawson (Harry Perrineau Jr.)

Though technically not possessing the anatomy to be a “woman,” Michael Dawson was a girly-man during his two-season run on the show. His lips perpetually quivering with fear/worry/surprise, he disappeared into the horizon with his son Walter at the end of the second season.