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I just chatted briefly with our good friend Ryan fromHawaii Blog who provided us with his latest filming update for LOST Season 4 Episode 12 (There's No Place Like Home) which is part 1 of the season finale.
If you remember the previous filming update with the Oceanic 6 at Christian Shepard's funeral, the only O6 member not at the funeral was Sun (Yunjin Kim). Well I guess we now have the answer to the question of why she was not there...!? Well because she is in Korea!!
Ryan mentioned that Sun was the only Lostie spotted on this set over the weekend, but during our chat he seemed pretty certain that her father Mr. Paik was on set as well.
Check out his set report below:
You know it’s crunch time for the “LOST” production crew when the work week stretches to six days. My friend Ian Kitajima stumbled across the production crew at the First Hawaiian Center in downtown Honolulu on Saturday. I had to wait until this morning to see if another friend who works in the building had heard anything. The grapevine in the tower turned up only one “star” for the weekend shoot: Yunjun Kim. Since the second-floor Contemporary Museum space previously served as the corporate office of Sun’s father, the powerful Mr. Paik, I suspect that the Korean mogul — and his extensive corporate interests — will reemerge in the growing web of “LOST” conspiracies.
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You know it’s crunch time for the “LOST” production crew when the work week stretches to six days. My friend Ian Kitajima stumbled across the production crew at the First Hawaiian Center in downtown Honolulu on Saturday. I had to wait until this morning to see if another friend who works in the building had heard anything. The grapevine in the tower turned up only one “star” for the weekend shoot: Yunjun Kim. Since the second-floor Contemporary Museum space previously served as the corporate office of Sun’s father, the powerful Mr. Paik, I suspect that the Korean mogul — and his extensive corporate interests — will reemerge in the growing web of “LOST” conspiracies.
You know it’s crunch time for the “LOST” production crew when the work week stretches to six days. My friend Ian Kitajima stumbled across the production crew at the First Hawaiian Center in downtown Honolulu on Saturday. I had to wait until this morning to see if another friend who works in the building had heard anything. The grapevine in the tower turned up only one “star” for the weekend shoot: Yunjun Kim. Since the second-floor Contemporary Museum space previously served as the corporate office of Sun’s father, the powerful Mr. Paik, I suspect that the Korean mogul — and his extensive corporate interests — will reemerge in the growing web of “LOST” conspiracies.
If you enjoy this site and want to help support in it's continued running, there are a number of ways that you can help: