From DDK's myspace, the story Jin told -

"And the girl turned to the man who saved her and said , 'Thank God. I was afraid you were the Hook Man.' And the man looked at the girl with a smile and said, 'Don't worry, little girl. My hook is....STILL IN YOUR FATHER'S HEAD!"

LMAO @ "The Hook." I heard that story many times as a girl, but never in Korean.

That was really a cute moment on the show. I loved how scared Hurley was too - even though he obviously knows little Korean, if any. I really enjoy Jin's character. I wish they would include him more.

I agree. And it's funny, because at first, when Jin was such an overprotective alpha-male idiot towards Sun, I hated him. But his character has grown, and so has my liking of him.

Me too, Jeannie. I couldn't stand him for a while in S1, but I love him now.

Jin is another one who would probably be happy and content staying on the island. It is somewhat like where he grew up as a boy.  Staying would also keep him away from being employed by daddy-in-law.

I agree Ralf. He and Sun are much happier together on island than they were prior to boarding the plane. Isn't it funny how so many people are better off on the island? Like Sawyer, Kate (bc of crimes), Locke.....

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lostgal69 wrote : Well in the comic book summary they both were replaced by imposters,"The two impostors soon realized their opponents were trying to lose, and that they were both fake", so there could be more than one, lol!!

I like the imposter theory
Especially Desmond
Why is he suddenly the superhero
And why did we see his re-appearance as a naked man
Im thinking of Arnie in Terminator
He was dropped naked and so was Desmond
There is no reason why he he would lose all his clothes

duh, you can't travel thru time with clothes on!!

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RaraFemina wrote : duh, you can't travel thru time with clothes on!!

That's why Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy got an R rating. It also proved to us once and for all that Zaphod Beeblebrox does have two heads.

Vincentfan I think you are on the right track with Terminator -- he traveled in time as you recall. I think the fact he was nekkid in the middle of jungletown was a subtle clue that he had "traveled" so to speak.

Now -- that wouldn't theoretically rule out an imposter---such as someone else traveling in time to be Des if you keep with the Terminator theme.

I cannot buy into that, not yet though.

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rottenralf wrote :   That's why Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy got an R rating. It also proved to us once and for all that Zaphod Beeblebrox does have two heads.

Hope they remember their towels.