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The 'Lost' episode of Crave
Created: 02/22/2007
Video description: Crave geeks out over the new season of 'Lost' and imagines what kind of crazy gadgets would be useful on the island, including a wooden laptop case, GPS-enabled shoes, a stunning flashlight, and a robot that poops ice.

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