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Yes, but you never actually see Jet die. Long Feng killed him with Earthbending. Since Avatar: The Last Airbender is a Nickelodeon kids' show, the creators couldn't show an onscreen death, but implied that he had died by having Toph say that he was lying after Jet said he was all right.
The death was later confirmed on the DVD commentary for "The Ember Island Players."
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MaxineNo he didnt. Unfortunatly Jet does die. Depsite some rumors that Jet made it out, he did not. When Toph told Sokka that he was lying when Jet stated he would be alright, she was implying that he was going to die. She knew this from his heart beat and rythm. As it is a child's show, I am sure that is why they ended the episode the way they did. So that the younger children watching would not think anything of it, and if anyone older who was watching wanted to know they could look it up. According to the offical wiki for The Last Airbender on Jet it clearly states that Jet died there.
http://avatar.wikia.com/wiki/Jet
Yes, he does. In the Avatar the Last Airbender with extras, there is a pop up that acknowledges this and says for the record, that Jet died.
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Does sokka die?
Katara does not die in the show Avatar the Last Airbender or The Legend of Korra.
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Does jet li die in the expendables?
No he leaves though
