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Henry Ian Cusick and Jorge GarciaDarkUFO, a Lost fansite, has found another instance of backwards speech in last week's episode. "Catch-22," a Desmond-centric episode, featured several of Desmond's psychic flashes. One of these flashes includes a message when you play the scene in reverse. The video clip (sound only) is available after the jump.

Backwards messages have popped up in Lost episodes before. Recently, "Not in Portland" had a scene that contained backwards speech (the Karl brainwashing video). An episode in Season Two is also rumored to include a backwards message from Walt. The backwards message from this episode actually uses dialogue from a later scene. As far as I know, this hasn't been done before. What gives?

When the camping group (Desmond, Charlie, Hurley, and Jin) finds the mysterious parachutist, Hurley says "Hey, can you hear me?" This dialogue is played backwards during Desmond's flash the night before, after Charlie refuses to go into the jungle. The flash happens right after Charlie says "I guess it's supposed to happen without me." Here's the normal version of the scene:

Now, compare it with the backwards version:
Why do you think Lost continues to include backwards message in certain scenes? Are those scenes more meaningful in some way, or are the messages just for fun? Your guess is as good as mine. Feel free to share your opinion in the comments section.

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