What Locke's hears seconds before Walt appears

Thanks to Robert for the following.

I've just gone over the first part of the season finale again and it appears in Locke's first scene, (where walt appears to him) Locke's hear a mysterious voice as he is about to shoot himself and seconds before walt appears to him. The dramatic music subsides for a few seconds and we hear a women or a tanoy message. I singled out the message and put some gain on it

Various Official ABC Promotional Photos

Thanks to Lost-Media here are some very Hi-Resolution Promotional Stills from "Through the Looking Glass". Visit Lost-Media for all the images.

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Jack's KRZR K1m phone

Thanks to Sascha from PC Magazine and Gearlog for the following.

Sharp-eyed cell phone geeks may have gotten a jump on the mind-bending twist at the end of Lost last night. Both product coordinator PJ Jacobowitz and I jumped a little when we saw these two shots in last night's flashback sequence of Dr. Jack Shepard talking on his mobile phone.

The surprise, of course, is that the flashback sequences in the finale weren't a flashback - they were a flash forward. And if you recognized Jack's black Motorola KRZR K1m, you would have known this too (or thought the creators completely screwed up.)



LOST's island sequences are set in late 2004; all the flashbacks are from before 2004. But the KRZR wasn't released until October 2006. So there's no way anyone in a flashback could be wielding a KRZR. The KRZR guy had to be two years in the future.

Now, that doesn't solve other mysteries, like, who was the dead guy in the casket? We're both betting on Ben.

Source: Gearlog

Misc User Requested Screencaps "Through the Looking Glass"

User Requested Images from "Through the Looking Glass". Thanks to everyone who has sent in caps etc
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LA Times Newspaper

Thanks to Andre for the Graphic and thanks to J for the following info about the Newspaper.


The newspaper that the obituary is removed from has an article on the front cover.

The article reads:
Residents Speak.....
Proposed Coastal...

That is an issue of the La times from April 5th of this year. I do not have the original paper, but here is a link the online version for you to peruse.

http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-lng5apr05,1,7141085.story

Since Jack was flying to and from LA this would make perfect sense he would have that newspaper, and the date would indicate that the time is the present if it is an easter egg and not a mistake.

So flashforward!

Thanks,
J

Source: LA Times

The Funeral Parlor and Coffin

Here are some requested shots from the Funeral Parlor scene.

As several people have noted "Hoffs Drawlar" is an anagram for Flash Forward.

Jack's Maps

BOOM "Through the Looking Glass"

Good old Mikhail has a grenade and decides to pull the pin attempting to kill Charlie. While this is happening Charlie writes something on his hand, and then shows it to Desmond in the door window.

Transmission "Through the Looking Glass"

Charlie unblocks the transmission blockage, with the help of a Beach Boys song. And he sees the incoming transmission light turn on and on the screen its Penelope.... then,

Radio Tower "Through the Looking Glass"

Here is the first image of the "Radio Tower" that had Danielle Rousseau's transmission is broadcasting from.

Newspaper "Through the Looking Glass"

Thanks to recurr for the images.

This was posted over at the Fuselage as a version from someone that they suspect works on the show.
"The body of John Lantham of New York was found shortly after 4 am in the 4300 block of Grand Avenue.

Ted Worden, a doorman at the Tower Lofts complex, heard loud noises coming from the victim's loft.

Concerned for tenants' safety, he entered the loft and found the body hanging from a beam in the living room.

According to Jaime Ortiz, a police spokesman, the incident was deemed a suicide after medical tests. Latham (sic) is survived by one teenaged son.

Memorial services will be held at the Hoffs-Drawlar Funeral Home tomorrow evening."
Source: The Fuselage


Here is a close up of the newspaper article, about the funeral.

UPDATE: Posted an image of me messing with the angles and location of it. "I was bored"




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Thanks to Ballcapguytx for this enhanced version. Click to enlarge.