He was on Korean TV because he won the ginormous lottery. That's what the Korean words on the screen said.

Right, but what I mean is, do U.S. lottery winners usually make the news in other countries?

Right, but what I mean is, do U.S. lottery winners usually make the news in other countries?

Well, it was a really big payout. Also, his grandfather died during the press conference. Irony plays in any culture, doesn't it? Particularly when it's on film.

But I still wanna know why Hurley is "considered something of a warrior"

Is it possible that he was making a joke at his own expense?

I mean, so far lots of the little comments the characters have made turn out to be significant, sure.

But sometimes a joke is just a joke.

I still think he's a gamer.

But sometimes a joke is just a joke.

And sometimes a cigar is a penis.

Or a banana.

Naveen Andrews fans, grab this week's EW. It's got a short feature on him and a very nice B&W photo.

Hee. Give the internet numbers, and we'll keep happily spinning our wheels for years. Or at least a month, since we've got that long before we see anything else. It's probably just Fury's childhood locker combination.

It is fun, though.

What a terrible burden to have been carrying all this time, to believe himself responsible for the crash and all those deaths. Every time a survivor complained about anything, he'd have been taking it to heart.

Every time a survivor complained about anything, he'd have been taking it to heart.

I've wondered about this. Have I been missing all the cryptic shots to Hurley feeling guilty?

I think Hurley has managed to maybe release himself of the immediate guilt by fixating on the numbers as the culprets. Externalizing, instead of internalizing, unlike Sam Toomey did in Australia.