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Daniel Dae Kim in conversation with Jimmy Kimmel ANI 08 May 2021, 01:56 GMT+10 Washington [US], May 7 (ANI): American actor Daniel Dae Kim in an interview with Jimmy Kimmel on Thursday shared an interesting anecdote about how he unsettles some passengers whenever he boards a plane thanks to 'Lost'. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the 52-year-old actor was mainly on late-night to discuss his new film, 'Stowaway', and TV series, 'The Hot Zone.'Dae Kim also talked about his beloved 2000s ABC series about the survivors of Oceanic Flight 815, saying there were "a couple of times" he could see...

Daniel Dae Kim stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live! and recalled the moment he realized his presence on a plane was causing his fellow passengers some distress. At first, the Hawaii Five-0 star couldn’t figure out why he was getting strange looks, but then the realization dawned on him. It all had to do with the TV drama that launched him to fame. Daniel Dae Kim Takes A Trip Down Memory Lane While chatting with Jimmy Kimmel Thursday night, Daniel Dae Kim went on a trip down memory lane with the comedian to his glory days as a star of

on the show, Jin-Soo Kwon, wasn't actually meant to survive the whole six seasons. The award-winning series follows the passengers of Oceanic Flight 815, who have to survive after their plane crash lands on a mysterious island. In the finale, fans might remember seeing him in the church with many of the other characters, but Jin was actually meant to be killed off after season one. Mario Perez/ABCGetty Images Vulturethat the cast were "constantly" worried they would be killed off. "There were maybe one or two of us that really had job security, and every other one of us was paging through t...

Lost: The drama ended on ABC in 2010. (Image: ABC) READ MORE In season six of Lost, scenes were shown on the island as well as of an alternate timeline known as the flashsideways. These started being shown after Juliet (Elizabeth Mitchell), who was stuck in the 1970s, detonated a hydrogen bomb in series five in a bid to try and stop the hatch from ever being built. If the hatch was never created then, theoretically, Oceanic Flight 815 wouldn't have crashed. The flashsideways scenes were of what would have happened if the plane landed in Los Angeles. Lost: The mystery drama is now available to...

The hugely popular '00s series Lost is getting a new home on Disney+ when it lands on the streaming service February 23. All six seasons of the show will be available to watch as part of Star – a new library of movies and TV shows coming to Disney+ that will join existing brands Marvel, Star Wars, Pixar, National Geographic and Disney. The multiple award-winning series is about the passengers of Oceanic Flight 815, who have to survive after their plane crash lands on a mysterious island. Disney As the show progresses we learn more about the passengers who are trying to survive on the isla...