1x01 Part 1: The Key and the Clock - The Lost Room Episode Guide

The Lost Room

- Episode 01x01

Episode: 01x01 (pilot)
Title: Part 1: The Key and the Clock
Type: Regular Episode
Production Code: N/A
First Aired: Dec. 11, 2006

Season 1 » Episode #01 - Part 1: The Key and the Clock

The Lost Room - 01x01 Part 1: The Key and the Clock

Summary: Detective Joe Miller is on the case after two men are found burned to death in a pawn shop following a deal gone bad involving a mysterious key. When Miller obtains the key, he discovers that it lets him open any door to anywhere, through a motel room that lies outside of reality. But others seek the Key, and the other items that are tied to the room and have powers of their own.

Who appeared in this episode?

Guest Stars:

Helen Ruber	played by Ann Cusack
Ignacio	played by Jorge Pallo
Howard 'The Weasel' Montague	played by Roger Bart
Jake	played by Steve Rankin
Cowboy	played by Luce Rains
Isaac Kreutzfeld	played by Benjamin Petry
Little Jim	played by Chris Monberg
Milton Vrang	played by Chris McCarty
Matt	played by Dylan Kenin

Season 1 / Episode 1: - Part 1: The Key and the Clock

Wally Jabrowski: Sometimes when you start getting Objects together, weird things happen. New things. New properties. Totally unpredictable. Take the Watch. Useless, right?
Joe Miller: The Watch?
Wally Jabrowski: Wristwatch. Cooks eggs. Nothing else, just eggs. Put an egg in the middle - hardboils it. I don't know how somebody figured that out, but they did. Anyway, nobody used to care much about the Watch until one day somebody found that if you put the Watch and the Knife together, you get a... kind of telepathy.

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MISTAKES/GOOFS

FACT: Often when a character looks out of The Room, we see an outside shot, with the Motel sign reflected on the window glass. It is backwards. However, when we look out the window at the sign, it is also backwards from the perspective of The Room. It can only appear backwards from one direction or the other, not both. But it would also look backwards if the point of view is between the sign and the outside of the motel room window.