Sorry, for some reason that link comes up blank so I'll just copy and paste the recap:

This is the way Sun and Jin were: he was an ambitious man determined to leave his fishing village past, and she was a university-educated woman with little time for her parents' traditional matchmaking. They set her up with a hotel magnate's son, and you figure he's going to be a dick and all wrong for Sun, but in a break from that clichéd plot, he turns out to be fairly nice and he and Sun hit it off -- except he reveals that he's only pretending to do the matchmaker thing to please his parents, and that he actually met an American woman in Harvard whom he plans to marry. Meanwhile, Jin becomes a doorman at a prestigious hotel, where the manager tells him that his job is keep people like himself out. So of course what happens is that Jin as a little boy and his father time-travel to the present day in their shabby clothes to ask Adult Jin to use the hotel bathroom, and when the manager gives Jin grief over it, Jin quits. And it's when he's contemplating his likely future as a homeless man that he literally bumps into Sun, much to their delight and the delight of fans of superior cheekbone genes.

On the other side of Craphole Island, Michael heads off into the jungle in search of Walt. Jin goes after his friend, and Otherbisi, whose name turns out to be Mistereko (sounds like: "Mr. Echo") goes to help too. Sawyer doesn't appear to give a shit, preferring to stick with Ana-Lucia, the woman who keeps hitting him with rocks and stomping on his bullet wounds. Jin and Mistereko hide in the brush while the Others go marching by, Mistereko on hand to make dire statements about what the Others are capable of, and how they won't be found if they don't want, that sort of thing (proof is offered in the form of a dead body rotting in the jungle). And the hunt for Walt doesn't even go anywhere, no cliffhanger ending to this episode or anything, just people wandering in the jungle, much like last week.

Sun loses her ring, and then predictably finds it in the ground where she buried the bottle last week. You producers might want to re-edit those scenes for the Season 2 DVDs, because her ring magically appeared after it was gone.

And we don't see the hatch at all this week, so let's hope everything's copacetic there.