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There are many ways to get through a Lost hiatus: watch the DVDs, check out Lost fan blogs, or perfect your complicated time loop theories. Jimmy Kimmel decided to pass the time by poking fun at the show's underwhelming enhanced episodes. Kimmel rewrote one of the enhanced scenes from "The Beginning of the End," in which Hurley and Jack play Horse. His on-screen facts were only slightly more dumbed down than the original text, but were much funnier.

The newest set of Lost flashback videos features the back stories of Jack, Hurley, Locke, Sun and Jin. Jack's video is more of a Christian-Jack flashback since most of the clips focus on Christian's last days in Australia. We get a brief glimpse of Ana-Lucia during Christian's argument with Claire's aunt Lindsay. Ana-Lucia and Christian part ways in front of a bar, where Christian happens to encounter Sawyer. The video moves ahead to Jack's arrival in Australia to search for Christian, where he learns that his father has disappeared from his hotel.

After last night's shocking episode of Lost, Jimmy Kimmel did his best to get the truth out of guest Evangeline Lilly. The actress may not have given up any juicy details, but she did discuss her life before acting, ABC's big Lost announcement, and, of course, makeup.

According to Lilly, the "heaviness" established in "The Man Behind the Curtain" continues through the rest of the season. She admitted that while she isn't a "huge, crazy fan" of Lost, the finale's big reveal gave her goosebumps. The actress also promoted an eco-friendly lipstick shade that she designed for Cargo Cosmetics. In keeping with Lilly's charitable nature, a portion of the proceeds from the lipstick's sales goes to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.

Warning--Kimmel gives away a major plot point from last night's episode during the interview. Check out the video after the jump.

The newest set of Lost flashback videos has just been released. This week, we get a look at the back stories of Charlie, Sun & Jin, Hurley, and Jack. Charlie's fourth flashback is set during the early stages of Driveshaft's "hiatus." Charlie's dealer sets Charlie up to con a rich young woman named Lucy. After getting to know Lucy and her father, he ends up taking a job as a copier salesman. The drug dealer, angry about the broken agreement, cuts Charlie off and warns him about the difficult days that are ahead of him.

Sun and Jin's flashback combines clips from "House of the Rising Sun" and "...In Translation." Sun and Jin meet secretly during one of Mr. Paik's parties. Jin is there working as a waiter, and promises to marry Sun someday. Jin meets with Mr. Paik to ask for his blessing, and lies about his father's death. Mr. Paik gives the couple his consent on the condition that Jin comes to work for him.

There's nothing that gets me more juiced than Lost previews. Me and the DVR don't get along if it cuts off the "next on Lost" at the end of the show.

OK, so when last we saw Lost, Jack was screaming into a walkie-talkie, telling Kate to take Sawyer and run. She didn't want to leave him. Guess he wins the argument, because in the first clip she and Sawyer are fleeing from a gun-wielding Tom and a group of "Others."

The second clip is from the Feb. 14 episode, and features Desmond. Video is after the jump.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like if Lost had an old school theme song and credits sequence? Apparently the folks over at CollegeHumor.com have, because they just posted a hilarious alternative to Lost's opening credits.

The "new" theme plays like that of a campy 80's adventure show, and it got me thinking. What if, instead of being frustrating headscratchers, Lost episodes were weekly romps through the jungle "with a few special friends"? Kate as the smiley gal-pal, Sawyer constantly taking his shirt off, and Hurley and Locke actually getting some screen time! I would watch that show, especially if it included regular appearances by Vincent the Dog.

The video is after the jump. If you just see whitespace, click on it and the video will appear. Enjoy!