Semel appears on the DVD extras for the Lost: The Complete Third Season (DVD). He has been nominated twice for an A.C.E (American Cinematic Editors) award and has won one. He was nominated in 2006 for two Emmy Awards for "Outstanding Single-Camera Picture Editing for a Drama Series" for the episodes " One of Them" and " Live Together, Die Alone" (nominated along with Sarah Boyd and Sue Blainey). Semel had a cameo role in the Season 3 premiere " A Tale of Two Cities", as Adam. He also directed Season 4's " Ji Yeon" and " The Last Recruit" in Season 6. A technician shows a recording to another man from three hours before that shows Kyle attempting to climb over the fence.Stephen Semel is a film editor who worked on all six seasons of Lost. The episode ends with a scene of a security camera attached to a tree and overlooking the spot where Kyle and Foss met, and then fades to a sophisticated looking room with people at computers. Foss tells Kyle that Kern is "not the man he thinks he is," and also warns him to stop asking questions, or he and the Tragers will be killed. After a brief rumble, Kyle sneaks up on the man from behind and pulls off his mask, revealing none other than Foss, who had been waiting for him when he discovered that Nicole and Stephen knew about the spot. After he walks for a little while, he sees a fence with barbed wire and attempts to scale it, but is pulled off by a man wearing a ski mask. Kyle and Declan go to the spot but when they get there, Kyle insists he must go alone. Meanwhile, Kyle discovers a paper that Adam Baylin wrote with the mysterious keycard symbol along with the same coordinates Nicole and Stephen found. After Lori makes a new male friend, Declan realizes that he is done playing games with Lori and that he may truly care about her, more than he has been willing to admit. The trip to the university also gives Lori and Declan insights into their own relationship. But Stephen reveals that on ViewIt Earth, that spot is blocked. Meanwhile, Nicole attempts to interpret Kyle's gibberish by listening to it repeatedly on a microcassette recorder, and with prompting from Josh, slows it down to reveal Kyle is actually speaking letters and numbers, which turn out to be coordinates to a spot near the college.
He asks a secretary who knew Baylin where he can find him, but the secretary reveals that Baylin has been missing for the past 20 years. Who is this Adam Baylin and what answers could he hold? Is this the key piece of the puzzle that he has been searching for? Kyle is determined to find out. Once having arrived at the University of Washington, Kyle discovers in a glass case a 20-year-old photograph of a former student of Kern's who was named Adam Baylin and bore a striking resemblance to Kyle. When Declan provides an opportunity to conduct research on Kern, Kyle and Lori join him on the search, all unbeknownst to Stephen and Nicole. The hypnotist then takes Kyle to another memory, when Kyle begins speaking gibberish, when Nicole urges the hypnotist to snap Kyle out of the trance. The battle ends with Kern being gunned down by Foss. Kern looking into the camera, then fighting with Tom Foss.
The hypnotist puts Kyle into a state of hypnosis where a flashback is shown with Prof. Nicole brings a hypnotist to her home to try and uncover more about Kyle's past. Kyle is becoming desperate for information about his past and everyone in the Trager family is taking notice. After an unusual hypnosis session, Kyle is determined to unlock his memory, so he accompanies Lori and Declan to the University of Washington to search for clues as to how the late Professor William Kern is linked to Kyle.
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