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Who is The Little Prince in the show? On first glance I thought it was Aaron. But then I went and read the book online and I’m thinking now that it’s Locke. You have a young boy who leaves his star and goes on an adventure to 6 different stars, including landing on Earth. While there, he discovers that even though it’s small, he wants to go back to his star, B-612, but the only way to get home is to be “killed” by the snake. But, he doesn’t really die, just has to leave behind the empty shell that is his body. You can read the story here.

1. Is it right that Kate keeps Aaron? If Kate knows that Claire was flying to LA to give him up for adoption then I’m sure Claire told her other personal things like about her mother. Sure, Kate probably thought mom was in a coma until they met at the funeral home, but was she OK just to keep him without a word to anyone? I understand that she probably has an emotional connection to him relating to the island and the loss of Sawyer, but I’m not convinced that Kate did the right thing by lying about being his mother. She doesn’t even know if Claire is alive so maybe her redemption should come by going back to the island to give him back to Claire.

2. Sun says, “Don’t worry about us Kate. There’s candy and a mini-bar and 100 channels on TV.” Geesh, what’s she going to get him from the mini-bar?

3. Sun’s report on Ben doesn’t seem to say too much. Looks like he went to the mailbox a lot.

4. A couple of thoughts on Sawyer. I’m loving all the screen time so far this season. I also really like the way a calm Juliet plays against the irritated Sawyer. And he listens to her! She tells him to go away and he does. He must trust her because later her tells her about seeing Kate.

5. If you recall, originally Jack was going to be killed by the smoke monster and Kate was going to become the leader of the Losties. However, it seems like her character development has been to a whiney, whimpy woman. What happened to the outlaw, tough chick from season one who could use a sewing kit to close Jack’s wound? The Kate that robbed banks and killed her step-father for being a jerk? Now she believes things at face value and is always on the edge of a good cry. Geesh, let the chick have her cry and bring back the Kate from season one! Can you imagine if this lawyer would have come to her back then? Tough checks aren’t scared of attorneys!

6. Are they purposely making her eyes look this scary? Wow!

7. I don’t remember Locke’s light being that bright from the hatch. And why wouldn’t the Losties, any of them, noticed this beam?

8. I’ve discussed my thoughts on Sawyer seeing Kate and Claire in my initial thoughts, but I wanted another excuse to post a screencap of him… OK, OK, the look on his face is very touching as well.

9. This water *has* to be from after the O6 come back to the island. But it does beg the question “where are they?” Where are the Losites and the O6? Guess we’ll eventually see!

10. I couldn’t get a good shot of the boat that chases the Losties but I’m sure when they shot and edited the episode that is what they intended. Our choices of who they are: O6, Other Others, Richard & the Others, Rose and Bernard?

11. This was not my catch but apparently “Canton-Rainier” is an anagram for “reincarnation.” Ironic considering Locke’s dead body is in that van.

12. Apparently, this box reads “612″ like the Little Prince’s star!

13. I think we know why Danielle didn’t get *the sickness.* She is hanging on to her music box here. If you recall, it was very important to her and Sayid fixed it in Season One while she held him captive.

14.  Wow is Jin in for a big shock when he starts time jumping!  First he meets young Danielle, then she just disappears in front of his eyes.

15.   Is Ji Yeon going to be allowed to return to the island?  She’s not considered one of the O6 so will the *island* allow her?

See my initial thoughts here.

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Previously, on Lost: At Christian Shephard’s fake funeral, Jack is approached by Claire’s mother, who proceeds to tell Jack about Claire being his sister and his dad’s really Darth Vader, and Jack’s tiny head explodes. Kate gets a visit from attorney Dan Norton who wants a blood sample so his client can prove that Aaron’s not her baby. Kate gives him the blood sample. Just kidding! She runs, like always. She also gets a call from Sun, who is in LA, so she runs to Sun. Watch it, Sun, you might get all blowed up. Meanwhile, Hurley and Sayid are on the run from some goons that want to beat them up and Sayid gets hit with a drugged dart, so Hurley has to take him to Jack, but not before Hurley gets framed for a murder and … oh, it doesn’t matter. They’re all just trying to get back to the island, anyway. Back on the island, Richard tells Locke to get his people back to the island right before they do a little quantum leaping. Charlotte’s nose starts bleeding and she folds like a two dollar chair.

This week on Lost: On the island, our left-behinders are continuing their jaunt through time. Daniel’s concerned about Charlotte because her head is all scrambled, but she comes to and they continue. On their trek through the jungle, the group spots a beam of light shooting into the sky. We all know what time they’re in – yup, it’s five seasons ago, and Locke has just woken up Desmond after he banged on the hatch door real hard. Ah, those were the good old days before time travel and Tailies and Benjamin Linus … but I digress. Miles shares with Daniel that he’s having nosebleeds and demands to know what Dan knows. Dan says he thinks that the nosebleeds are proportionate to the amount of time spent on the island. Verrry interesting. Meanwhile, Sawyer spots Kate helping Claire to give birth to baby Aaron, and then it’s off to another time once again. This time, the left-behinders make their way to the beach and find no one around. Someone has left some outrigger canoes behind, though, and a calling card in the form of a water bottle. It says Ajira Airways, and if you want to know more, I’ve briefly seen a metric crap-ton of background info on them on the interwebs. You can Google it. Me, I think I’ll just wait and let the show share with me.

Note to prop department: It’s spelled A-Q-U-A-F-I-N-A

Anywho, the left-behinders figure that it’s finders keepers, so they steal an outrigger and head out to sail around the island towards the Orchid. On the way, however, they find themselves chased by another group of people in another outrigger, and they have guns! They must be Stormtroopers, because they can’t shoot for shit. Beautiful Juliet can, though, and she proves how a real woman pops a cap in the island hood. The gunfire from missus gorgeous buys them a little time until the Great White Light comes down to whisk them away … to a storm! They manage to make their way to shore at night, and they all find some wreckage on the beach. Now Juliet has a nosebleed. Oh, say it ain’t so.

Off island, three years later, the Oceanic 6 are up to the usual shenanigans. Someone’s trying to steal baby Aaron and Jack gets involved. They follow the attorney that came to Kate’s house to a motel and find Claire’s mother answers the door. Jack goes inside to talk to her and we find out she knows nothing about the baby or about Claire. In the meantime, Sun’s received a package with some photos of Ben and a box of chocolates. Like Forrest’s mom always said, you never know what you’re gonna get, because in the bottom is a pistol. Looks like Sun’s ready for a little revenge.

Later, Jack takes Kate to the docks to meet Sun and Aaron. Ben and Sayid show up and Kate is not happy. She’s finally figured out that Ben’s been trying to take her baby. Well, duh. Ben acknowledges that it’s true and tells Kate that she should just shut her pie hole because Aaron is just not her son. Over out of sight, Sun cocks her gun and gets ready to live out an old Klingon proverb.

Back on the island, some French-speaking men and women are in a life-raft during a storm and they find a man floating on a bit of debris. They drag him in the boat and flip him over. It’s Jin! In the morning, they’ve made it to the beach and Jin is a bit out of it. The french woman tends to him and gives him water. We see that she’s pregnant. Jin thanks her and she asks his name. He gives it. Then she gives hers: Danielle Rousseau. Awesome.

Cue the thonk!

All right, people, this week we have some new ground to cover, and for once, the first item on the agenda isn’t time travel! I assure you, I’m feeling okay, no fever or anything. It’s just that, well … something really started turning over in my brain last week when Kate was paid a visit by those blood-seeking lawyers. I assure you, we’ll talk a bit about the perils of time travel and those who chose to write about it, as well as some speculation about that Ajira Airways water bottle. For now, however, it’s time to play …

WHO’S YOUR BABY DADDY?
So. And. But. Yes. Little baby Aaron. The Island baby. Ol’ Turnip-head. Your mom’s Claire, and she’s back on a big ol’ mysterious island, surrounded by smoke monsters and your grandfather Christian – you remember him, right? He’s your grandfather … but who’s your daddy? Waaay back at the dawn of time, say, five seasons ago, we got a glimpse into your mom’s past. In it we saw that she was shacking up with a guy named Thomas. Thomas was an artist, and he painted some very strange pieces.

You might have seen this picture before. Pay no mind to the green haze around one picture, you’ll understand in a minute.

At first, Thomas was really shocked that your mum was preggers with you. Then he got all excited. Then, a few months later, he wasn’t so excited anymore. For some reason, Thomas didn’t really want you anymore. So, he left. That’s when your mom wanted to give you up for adoption … that is, until she met that weird psychic who told her that she must raise you herself. Great danger surrounds you, he said. He was sort of like a weird-looking Australian Yoda. Anyway, your mum didn’t listen to the psychic and she tried to set you up for an adoption, but she got cold feet and ran back to Aussie Yoda and he said: “Found good people, I have. Send you to them, I will.” And he gave her a plane ticket and sent her along the way and wished her good Force and all that, and, so … she left on that jet plane. And 44 days later, you were born. On The Island. And people oohed and ahhed, because you were the first baby born on that island in a very, very long time.

Once upon a time on The Island there was a man named Desmond. He was trapped inside a hatch, pushing a button like a rat in a science experiment, until your friend John Locke let him out. Desmond was confused, at first, and ran off into the jungle, only to show up later to help your friend John. You see, it was now John’s turn to push the button, but he didn’t want to. He was mad. He let the button go unpushed. That was a very bad thing. Desmond was shocked that John had not pushed the button, so he grabbed a key and climbed down beneath the button and threw a switch. Everything thing went all white.

When Desmond woke up, he was back in his past. He was living with his girlfriend Penny back then, and she had a terribly mean father named Charles Widmore. Charles did not like Desmond. He didn’t think Desmond was very good for his daughter. Desmond wanted to marry Penny, so he visited Charles in his office, so that he could ask for Charles’s blessing. While in the office, though, Desmond saw many strange and unusual paintings. One of them actually belonged to your father, Thomas.

See? Just like back before you were born. Except this was WAY before you were born. Strange, huh?

Needless to say, Charles did not give his blessing to Desmond. Charles was terribly mean and told Desmond that he will never be a great man. This made Desmond very sad, and he left, and went to a jewelry store to buy Penny a ring anyway, but he met a very old time-traveling lady by the name of Mrs. Hawking who told him he couldn’t buy the ring, and … well, that’s a whole other story.

Once upon a time, there was a man named Charles Widmore. In his older years, Charles was a very rich man, but he was also a very lost man. Charles had enough money to buy anything in the world, but he was still very unhappy. You see, when he was young, something was taken away from him. Something very precious. It left a big whole in his heart, and he spent the rest of his life and his fortune trying to find it again. That thing … was The Island.

On The Island is a group of people known as The Others. They liked wearing capris and sneaking around the jungle and going on and on about protecting The Island. You probably remember them because your mom and some of your friends seemed to be running away from them all the time. Well, Charles used to be one of them.

That’s him, when he was young. Charles never smiled, even as a young man.

Anyway, at some point in Charles’s life, he was forced to leave the island. No one really knows exactly why, but I’ll tell you what I think, ol’ Turnip-head. I think he had to leave the island because his wife was pregnant. You remember what I said about you being the only baby to be born on the island in a very, very long time? Well, that’s because women who get pregnant on the island are very likely to die before they give birth. Charles knew this, and he didn’t want his wife to die, so he was forced to take her away from the island. Unfortunately, if you leave the island without permission, you can never find your way back. So, Charles had a very bitter decision to make. Lucky for you, though, he decided to save your grandmother.

Yes, that’s right, I said your grandmother. You see, inside Charles’s wife’s belly was their first child, Penelope. I guess she would be your Aunt Penny. Later, after Penny was a little older, a son was born to Charles. His name was Thomas. Your father. Now, how can I say this delicately? I’m not entirely sure your grandmother is your grandmother, let me put it that way. But I’m pretty darn sure that Charles is your grandpap, and we all know that Thomas was your dad. Thomas Widmore, drawn to paint strange scenes he would never understand, even as a child, which his proud father Charles displayed in his office for all to see … especially a special man named Desmond.

So, little Aaron – ol’ Turnip-head, Island Baby – I’m happy to tell you that you’re an Other. Welcome to the family.

A CONSTANT PAIN IN MY NECK
Okay, so I was wrong; I speculated last week that I was entertaining the possibility of Richard being the constant for the left-behinders who weren’t getting nosebleeds. After this week’s episode, it’s becoming clear that’s not the case. We saw both Miles and Juliet get nosebleeds, which isn’t consistent with that theory. If it was only Miles, I wouldn’t rule it out, but Juliet knows Richard better than anyone currently on that island and if he can’t serve as a constant for her then he can’t serve as a constant for anyone.

My theory that the island could serve as the left-behinders’ constant is still very viable, however, especially given Daniel’s cryptic comment to Miles after his nosebleed. Dan tells Miles that he’s pretty sure the nosebleeds are proportional to the amount of time someone has spent on the island. Miles, like many out there I’m sure, says WHAT? That can’t possibly be true because some of the Survivors had been on the island for months before the freighter arrived carrying them. Oho, says Dan, are you sure you know exactly how long you’ve been on the island?

All this means, of course, is that Miles and Charlotte have been on the island before and spent a significant amount of time there – at least longer than three years, since Juliet is third in line to get nosebleeds and she got to the island in late 2001/early 2002. Remember, now, that “island time” is currently early 2005. You may remember in the finale last season that Charlotte remarked to Daniel that she was still looking for the place she was born. On top of that, the cryptic remark by Miles that Charlotte was glad to “finally get back on the island” was still hanging around. I recap and speculate a bit more about all this in the recap for “There’s No Place Like Home” but, essentially, it just confirms that Charlotte is an island baby … or at least had been there as a child.

Anywho, that means that Sawyer and Locke are next on the hit parade. They’re all going to slowly unravel with the Island, if the other survivors don’t make it back in time. The nosebleeds will worsen because of how intimately the left-behinders’ temporal strings are entwined with that of the island. Basically, the island is going to start exhibiting its own sort of nosebleed because it doesn’t have its complete compliment of constants. All the lives and energy and power that surround the Island, the survivors and the Others are so intimately entwined that the island doesn’t have enough string to guide itself back home. And, so, if the other survivors don’t make it back in time, the island will skip off into time forever, never finding its way back to its rightful spot in the natural timeline of reality.

Or something like that. Work with me here. These writers are making it harder and harder to use real temporal theory to figure all this out.

YOU’RE JUST NOT THINKING FOURTH DIMENSIONALLY … AGAIN.
My girlfriend Lindsay brought up a good point during this week’s episode, and it’s similar to something I’ve thought about and briefly mentioned before. So, I thought I’d mention it here. Basically, she wanted to know if the island had moved both in time and space, because if it was just time, then the island really wouldn’t have moved, it would have just gone through time and then returned back to its spot instantly, continuing its existence as if it had never left.

Well, that’s not really how it works out, in theory. Essentially, when Ben turned the Great Wheel and the White Event occurred, the Island instantly jumped into the future. My best guess is that it reappeared three years later, right around the time that Ben has to get them all back on the island within a certain amount of time. If that happened, then it would appear to the Oceanic 6 on the helicopter that the island had vanished and had moved somewhere else. It really didn’t move, though, it just shifted in time. Now the island is skipping back and forth in time from past to present, trying to find a place to settle.

Now, I will say that Lindsay put a seed of thought in there, because she mentioned Ben’s teleporting. Excellent point, I say. It could be possible that the Island is shifting both in time and space, which would make Mrs. Hawking’s pendulum plots from the season opener (see my analysis of “Because You Left”) make more sense. What makes even more sense is that the island is very unlikely to pop back into a timeline in the same place because the Earth is moving. I’m not going to delve too deeply into this one, as it’s a whole post in itself, but basically it would be like if you plucked a sticker off a ball that was both spinning and rolling around the room on a specified track. You’d wait until the ball came back around toward you and then plop the sticker on there, but it would probably be in a very different location than before. There were two variables – the rotation and the elliptical movement – that affected where the sticker would land. More than likely, it wouldn’t be far off the same axis of rotation of the ball, but there could be slight variations if the ball was rotating on, say, a tilted axis. Like the Earth.

So, you see … this sort of plot makes a helluva lot of sense if you’re using mathematical probabilities to determine where something’s going to be when it pops out the other end of the space-time continuum.

Just something to chew on. Thanks to my girlfriend. Good job, babe.

AND JUST A SMALL THOUGHT ON OL’ SMOKEY
Is Cerberus a time cop? Some sort of natural construct that exists on the island to keep things in check, maybe? Perhaps it’s rogue. It can see people’s pasts, just as it did with Eko in season two. At any rate, it’s been awhile since Ol’ Smokey’s been pestering people, so if it is a time cop, it’s doing a lousy job.

ERRATA
I was going to speculate more on the Ajira Airways bottle, who might be in the outrigger canoes, what might happen back at the Orchid, etc., but it’s late and I’ve rambled on long enough. I will say one last thing, though – it’s good to see Jin made it through, and it’s even more awesome that we get to see him with young Danielle. Things are going to get interesting.

Until next time, keep thinking those good thoughts and if you hit an epiphany, toss it my way.

Namaste.

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I’m not looking forward to writing this. Normally Lost leaves me breathless and I stumble over my words later trying to tell people about all the cool stuff that happened. Those are the “Through the Looking Glass”/”The Hunting Party”/”Walkabout” episodes. Then there are the “The Other 48 Days”/”Eggtown”/”Stranger in a Strange Land” variety, the ones that feel unnecessary or padded. For me, “The Little Prince” fell into the latter category. And yes, this coming from a guy who just put a season two episode on his list of favorites. Don’t get me wrong, it had it’s moments (Kate in the jungle, the Ajira wreckage, Jin!) but it also had a lot of O6 set up. While I’m confident the off-island plot will pay off, it will take a while to get there. Meanwhile, (doing my best Karl impression) The island plot is packed with revelations! The island is packed with revelations right now! So you’ll have to forgive me if I’m a little put off by real world shenanigans.

This episode found Kate searching for “The Client”. You know, the one who sends attorneys to a person’s home to obtain a blood sample that will then be used to manipulate said person into giving up custody of a child rather than just file for custody of the child and let the courts sort it out? After talking with Norton (and getting nowhere) and following Norton and finding Claire’s mom (and realizing that she knows nothing), she finally runs into Ben. She hadn’t seen him since she left. Probably tried to forget about him, or thought that he was still on Weirdo Isle. Her brain starts to melt a little. She accuses him of trying to take Aaron. And Ben cops to it. Plain and simple, tells her he sent the lawyers.Question: was Carole Littleton just an overwrought “gotcha” or will she now have an expanded role in the show?

While Ben was at it, he should have told Kate how incredibly naive it was for her to not see this coming. She is only a piece in Ben’s epic game of Risk. It’s a fate I would like her to come to terms with quickly. I can only watch her play the fool for so long.

The same goes for Sun. Her sudden thirst for blood is borderline ridiculous, the fact that Ben cut open Keamy’s throat triggering the explosion that “killed” Jin, notwithstanding. There’s just no way she’s going to murder Ben. Then who would save the world?  How would she even know what he looks like? Has she ever seen him in real life or just in spy photographs?

And Hurley. He goes to jail for killing three people but will apparently be released because the first victim was murdered while he was still in Santa Rosa. What about the picture of him covered in blood and holding a gun over one of the dead guys? Maybe the rich really do get away with murder in L.A., maybe Norton convinced the prosecutors that the pic was just really well Photoshopped. Hopefully this won’t be glossed over, but I can’t imagine the writers will spend too much time springing him from the joint. (Doing my best Desmond) What did one Lost fan say to the other Lost fan? Smells like padding.

Luckily, we have the wickedly unstable island to feast on while Ben readies his team for Season V, Act II. This week, we learned the nosebleed of death is spreading and Faraday believes it has to do with the amount of time a person has been exposed to the island. Miles thinks he’s made a mistake with his calculations. He and Charlotte are the only two with the symptoms (or so he thinks) and they’ve not been there nearly as long as Locke and company. Faraday asks if he’s sure about that. Score one for the “Miles is Chang’s Kid” theory. Does this mean that Faraday has already met Pierre, already been down inside the Orchid? If so, did he flash into the past by himself? And, if so, when? Or, is he really Dharma? Also, why is Miles pretending like he doesn’t know Charlotte was born there? Does he think that he’s withholding that from Faraday and why?

Juliet is beginning to suffer temporal displacement, too, leaving only Dan, Locke, and Sawyer unharmed. I have several theories about this. One, it’s magical island hoo-doo. Always reliable. Two, they were all exposed to varying degrees of radiation – Faraday at Oxford, Locke at the hatch, Sawyer during the crash – making them more or less immune. Three, they get sick next week and thus, when Eloise told Ben he had 70 hours, she didn’t mean before the island moved again. She meant before the people left behind die.

At one point, the Losties flashed to their own recent history and we got a glimpse as to why some folks would not want to change the past. Locke says his reason is because the past is what made him who he is today. Sounds like inspirational speaker babble to me, which may be exactly the role John needs to play right now. Sawyer says only, “What’s done is done,” which, while flimsy, at least sounds like the old, obstinate Sawyer we all know and love. I think this is hinting at an upcoming division among the survivors. We’ve seen science vs. faith. Get ready for relive vs. revise.

When the islanders get back to camp, they find it’s very old. The food is gone and the cans are rusty. They also find an outrigger with an Ajira water bottle inside. Hello, future. There is speculation that Ajira is the airline that brings the O6 back. Fine. But Dharma food lasts forever and so must the packaging. I bet dollars to nickels if the I6 had gotten to talk to whoever was shooting at them before the last flash, they would have said, “Fifty years from now, this island is still here.” Question: Where the hell are Rose and Bernard?

Finally, the last flash. It’s 1988. A shockingly young Rousseau and her team wash ashore, a shockingly roasted Jin in tow. This scene does nothing but drag up new questions. Like, how long had he been out there in the water? Who sent teenagers to find this island? How is this going to change the future? They didn’t seem to have 16 years worth of supplies on that life raft, so where did Danielle get all her stuff from? Does this make Jin’s flashback from “Ji Yeon” an overwrought “gotcha”? And, will this please be the weakest hour of season five?

3 out of 5

-Jeremiah

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Here’s the transcript of Rousseau’s team conversations in French. It’s probably not 100% correct, but I think it’s quite accurate.

Storm scene.

Robert: I told you! We should have never followed those damn numbers.
Montand: It’s not my fault, Robert. Brennan was the one in charge of the sonar.
Brennan: I was watching, Montand! I told you already, the instruments malfunctioned.
Rousseau: There’s a man in the water!
?: What?
?: I thought we were all here!
?: We are all here. He’s not one of us. So, who is he?
Robert: Paddle!
Montand: Paddle! Go!
?: Point the flashlight on him!
?: We must hold the light! Brennan, help us paddling!
?: Come on, hurry up! The stream is moving us!
?: No! It’s just him! There’s no boat, nothing!
?: Leave him! The waves will bring us to the coast.
Brennan: The wind will pass through here!
Female voice: For God’s sake, Brennan, shut up!
?: Come on, take him into the raft.
?: Help me!
?: He’s still breathing!

Beach scene.

Montand: Robert, look. The signal comes from the island!
Robert: Can you find the source?
Montand: Of course I can. Look.
Robert: Do you think the island is inhabited?
Rousseau: Are you OK? How are you feeling?
…
Robert: Who is he?
Montand: Who cares. What is he doing here?
Rousseau: He said he came by boat.
…
Rousseau: Montand, leave him alone! He’s in shock. Do we have water for him?
Robert: Yeah. Here.
Rousseau: Thanks, Robert.

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Here’s a new interview from TVGuide.com with Daniel Dae Kim:

SPOILER ALERT: The following news story contains spoilers from this week’s episode of Lost.

Rivaling Locke’s reaction upon running into a twentysomething Charles Widmore on the island, Lost‘s Jin is in the midst of a double-take of his own, having been fished out of the drink, alive, by a young Danielle Rousseau. Asked to weigh on his character’s twist-filled reintroduction, Daniel Dae Kim tells TVGuide.com, “I was happy with the way they did that, for sure!”

Jin now is left to piece together for himself what — and when — is going on here. Is his English good enough to communicate with his rescuers and fashion some answers? “That is a very interesting question,” says Kim. “Watching Jin’s journey with English over the next few episodes will be … very interesting.”

Jin’s wife, Sun — as well as many Lost fans who should know better by now — presumed him dead when the freighter exploded with him seemingly on it. And that’s how the Lost bosses wanted it. Ergo, they purposely omitted Kim from the Season 5 cast photo.

Participating in the months-long deception was no biggie for Kim. “They assured me from the beginning that it didn’t mean anything more than exactly what it was — a ruse,” he says. “I just kept my head down, did my work and let them worry about that stuff.”

Now that’s he’s “officially” back, Kim will be digitally re-inserted into the aforementioned publicity photo. “At least that’s what I’m being told will happen,” he says with a laugh. “I mean, I was at that shoot.”

Daniel also spoke to Doc Jensen from EW:

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Episode 5.04 “The Little Prince”

Kate discovers that someone knows the secret of Aaron’s true parental lineage. Meanwhile, the dramatic shifts through time are placing the lives of the remaining island survivors in extreme peril.

Written by Brian K. Vaughan & Melinda Hsu Taylor.
Directed by Stephen Williams.

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Episode 5.04 “The Little Prince” – “It’s Time” Promo

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Episode 5.04 “The Little Prince” – “Going Back” Promo

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Warning: the video contains scenes from tomorrow’s episode: “The Little Prince”.

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Episode 5.04 “The Little Prince” – Sneak Peek #1

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Episode 5.04 “The Little Prince” – Sneak Peek #2

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Watch the other two sneak peeks after the jump.

Episode 5.04 “The Little Prince” – Sneak Peek #3

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Episode 5.04 “The Little Prince” – Sneak Peek #4

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