This article is a list page. It lists major and minor entries on a common subject. Please feel free to add any relevant entries and information, but keep the summaries short.
This list page is unfinished!
You can help out the Once Upon a Time Wiki by updating, expanding or formatting this list. If you need any help, please see our policies.
Emma Swan is named, in part, after the Lost island's Swan Station.[1] Her name is also derived from the story of "The Ugly Duckling".[2]
Henry gets off the bus at Gate 4,[3] the first of the Lost numbers.
There is a Geronimo Jackson sticker on Emma's car.[4][5][6] Geronimo Jackson is a fictional band on Lost.[6] The motif is from "Dharma Lady", a single by the fictional band.
Regina and Henry live at house number 108,[1][8][9] an important number on Lost, and the sum of the six recurring numbers.[1][4]
There is a close-up of Emma's eye after she wakes up from the car crash.[10] This is a recurring theme from Lost.[4][8]
Henry's inbox contains e-mails from Mark, Daniel, Scott and Damon.[11]Thefirstthree are all characters from Lost. "Damon" is a reference to Damon Lindelof, one of Lost's creators.[4]
The clock unfroze at 8:15,[7] then chimed at 8:16.[12] 8, 15 and 16 are three of the Lost numbers.
During his date with Mary Margaret, Dr. Whale misunderstands and asks, "Something about you wanting 15 kids?" This is a reference to one of the Lost numbers.[18]
A hospital sign reads "Critical Care Pharmacology 108".[19] 108 is an important number on Lost, and the sum of the six recurring numbers.
At The Rabbit Hole, as Ruby says, "Ash, check out those guys", a bottle of MacCutcheon Scotch Whiskey is sitting on a shelf behind the bar (only seen from a distance - it's at the top of the second shelf from the right).[39]
The number 23 is on a door by the entrance to the psychiatric ward at the hospital.[40]
The number 8 is on a door in the hallway inside the psychiatric ward.[41]
When Snow White and Red Riding Hood are looking for tracks in the woods, Red says that the one they're looking for will be, "Like, eight inches across". 8 is the second Lost number.
On Ruby's online list of potential jobs, there is a temporary position as an inventory control specialist for 8 months.[43]
The airplane Pinocchio is startled by has the Oceanic Airlines logo on it.[46][47] Oceanic Airlines is the airline of the pivotal flight 815 on Lost.[46]
As Emma dumps out Henry's backpack, an Apollo bar and a Geronimo Jackson audio cassette falls out.[49]
The cover artwork on the cassette, is from "Dharma Lady", a single by the fictional band.
A sign next to the door that leads down to the psychiatric ward says "Critical Care Pharmacology 108".[50] 108 is an important number on Lost, and the sum of the six recurring numbers.
As a mysterious man holds his iPod while struggling to close the apartment window, the back of the device's case is shown have a Geronimo Jackson logo.[53] On Lost, Geronimo Jackson is a fictional band.
Neal and Emma plan to start a new life together in Tallahassee, a location referred to on Lost, and a reference to the episode "The Man From Tallahassee".
According to his wanted poster, Neal was born March 23, 1977.[61] 23 is one of the Lost numbers, and 1977 was an important year in the Lost timeline.
The Evil Queen, upon being told the battle is lost, says, "Don't tell me what we can or cannot do!" This is a spin on the mantra often repeated by Locke on Lost.
At the party, Dopey is wearing a Geronimo Jackson shirt.[64] Geronimo Jackson is a fictional band on Lost.
The number on a door in the corridor outside Archie's office is 4,[65] the first Lost number.
Exposé, a fictitious television series featured on Lost, is advertised on the television Belle is watching in the hospital as Ruby comes in to talk to her.[66]
The announcer of the television just before Exposé returns from a commercial is one of Lost's creators, Damon Lindelof, reprising his vocal cameo of Bill Godwin.[66]
Henry's off-screen babysitter is called Mrs. Cuse. Carlton Cuse was one of the show runners/executive producers of Lost.
Henry reaches level 23 while playing a video game. He also mentions reaching level 16. 16 and 23 are the fourth and fifth of the Lost numbers. (Level twenty-three is also a nod to the official Disney fan club D23.)[86]
Emma buys Henry an Apollo candy bar at the drug store.[87]
Henry informs Emma that Walsh will come over for a visit at 8 o'clock. 8 is the second Lost number.
When David is talking to Emma at the hospital, the sign on the wall says "Suite 4".[90] 4 is the first Lost number.
In Henry's newspaper, one of the classifieds shows the number 16,[91] the fourth Lost number. Another ad contains the number 08.[92] 8 is the second number from Lost.
A sign by the entrance to the psychiatric ward says "Critical Care Pharmacology 108".[94] 108 is an important number on Lost, and the sum of the six recurring numbers.
Regina enters the code 815 when she enters the psychiatric ward, a reference to Oceanic Flight 815.
When Mary Margaret takes out her anger on her friends, she states that she's had eight hours of sleep in the last week, a reference to the second Lost number.
When Will tries to break into the library, and when Belle finds him the next morning, he's holding a bottle of MacCutcheon Scotch Whiskey.[95] This was a fictional brand featured on Lost.
The storybook page where young Regina is running away,[98] and the page Robin Hood finds,[99] are number XXIII (as Regina points out), a reference to the fifth Lost number, 23.
There is a close-up of Anna's eye as the shards from Ingrid's spell are absorbed into her body.[100] This is a recurring theme from Lost.
After escaping Hans and his brothers, Anna says, "I don't hear eight enormous feet, so I think we lost them." This is a reference to the second Lost number.
There is a close-up of Mary Margaret's eye after the spell is enacted.[101] This is a recurring theme from Lost.
In the first scene at the sheriff's station, the clock shows 8:15,[102] a reference to the flight number from Lost.
Ingrid says to the foster children that light will be off in fifteen minutes, a reference to the third Lost number.
Ingrid tells young Emma that there are fifteen subconscious signs or tells that a new foster child displays when they're going to run away on their first night in a new home; a reference to Lost number 15.
Young Emma steals an Apollo bar from the movie goer's pocket.[112]
Henry mentions that Regina uses his birthday for her passwords, including the one for the ward, and, since Regina enters '815' to get into the ward in A Tale of Two Sisters, his birthday is confirmed to be August 15, or 8/15, which is a reference to the first two Lost numbers.
The Cashier tells Emma that the diner can't keep a cook for six weeks. Six weeks are 42 days, the fifth Lost number.
Hades says that the portal to Storybrooke will stay open for "15 minutes tops", a reference to the third Lost number.
At the end of the episode, the hands on the clock tower spin around and stop at 8:15, then move to 8:16.[122] 8, 15 and 16 are three of the Lost numbers.
If you watch closely or play it in slow motion when Gideon destroys the clock tower's clock, you can see that the time is 8:15,[126] a reference to Oceanic Flight 815.
When Gideon is inside the library, the time on the clock tower is 8:15,[128] two of the recurring Lost numbers.
When Gideon's sword starts to glow with magic, there is a wide shot of Storybrooke Main Street, where a pavement sign outside Marine Garage says 15,[129] a reference to the third Lost number.
A Geronimo Jackson audio cassette is lying on young Emma's bed.[133] The cover artwork on the cassette is from "Dharma Lady", a single by the fictional band.
![[7]](#cite_note-File:101Clock.png-7){kind=link}
