Before Lost kicks off its final season (Tuesday, Feb. 2, 9/8c, ABC), let's flash back to May 2009 and remember where all our favorite characters left off and what might be next...
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ABC's Lost (Wednesdays at 9 pm/ET) tied up at least one loose thread when a young Danielle Rousseau and her team fished a water-logged, dehydrated and yet very much alive Jin out of the ocean last week. Will Jin now reunite with Sawyer and the other still-stranded castaways? Will Sun learn her husband is alive before she's gone too far? And just how good is Jin's English these days? Daniel Dae Kim shares a look at the "excellent adventure" to come.
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Have you been Getting Lost?
In the third installment of our recurring video series, Daniel Dae Kim — whose Jin has been resurrected in dramatic fashion — addresses two hot topics coming out of this week's episode, "The Little Prince":
• What on earth must Jin now be thinking, having been rescued by a young Danielle Rousseau?
• What's in store for Jin as this season continues on?
Also: Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse tease a romance on the horizon. Will it involve Jack and/or Kate and/or Sawyer?
Watch and discuss the new Getting Lost after the jump.
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SPOILER ALERT: The following news story contains spoilers from this week's episode of Lost.
Lost has put to rest once and for all the matter of Jin's fate, and in doing uncorked a whole new twist and several big questions. Read on for for one cast member's reaction to this week's episode, and get a sneak peek at what's to come.
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Daniel Dae Kim on Friday pleaded no contest to drunken driving charges stemming from his Oct. 25 arrest in Honolulu. The Lost star was ordered to pay a $500 fine, had his license revoked for six months, is subject to drug-and-alcohol assessments and must perform 72 hours of community service."You need to understand that 0.168 [blood alcohol content] is more that double the legal limit. [You] were seriously impaired," the AP quotes District Judge William Cardwell as telling Kim. "It just cannot happen again. It's simply too dangerous."After the hearing, Kim told reporters he was "grateful and relieved" to have the matter resolved. "It's been a pretty difficult time for my family and me," he added. "But I'm glad I had a chance to take responsibility for my mistake." — Matt Mitovich
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