Telephones

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This article is about phones in general. For the phones from the freighter, see: Satellite phone.

Telephones are items that occur frequently on Lost. Below is a list of significant appearances phones have made.

Season One

Boone tries to phone someone on his cell phone, but it does not work. ("Pilot, Part 2")

Sabrina Carlyle calls Shannon to inform her that Adam Rutherford had been in a car accident. ("Abandoned")

Sarah speaks to someone over the phone several times, prompting anger from Jack. ("A Tale of Two Cities")
Jack calls Sarah's contacts, and finds Christian's number is one of those listed. ("A Tale of Two Cities")
Kate talks to Kevin Callis over the phone while shopping. ("I Do")
While searching for a phone, Locke is thrown out a window by Anthony Cooper. ("The Man from Tallahassee")
Naomi is discovered to have a satellite phone, as do the other freighters. For other occurrences of satellite phones, see here. ("D.O.C.")
Jack calls Kate once on his cell phone and is unable to reach her. The second time, he arranges a meeting between them. ("Through the Looking Glass")

Frank calls the hotline ("Confirmed Dead")

A telephone hotline is offered following the revelation of 815's "discovery," which Frank calls. ("Confirmed Dead")
Sayid uses a cell phone to update Ben on his work, before throwing the phone into a nearby trash receptacle. ("The Economist")
Elsa uses a cell phone to contact her employer to tell them about Sayid. ("The Economist")

Desmond calls Penny ("The Constant")

During his time-jumping, Desmond calls Penny several times in 1994, and once in 2004 from the freighter. ("The Constant")
Sun calls the hospital when she goes into labor. ("Ji Yeon")
Michael talks to Tom on a cell phone when he has second thoughts about killing the freighter crew. After Tom's convincing, Michael subsequently throws the phone into the water. ("Meet Kevin Johnson")
Michael talks to Ben over the phone while on the freighter. ("Meet Kevin Johnson")
Locke receives a call in the barracks, which is an automated voice repeating "Code 14J." This was presumably activated by the fence being turned off. ("The Shape of Things to Come")
Sun recieves a call from Mrs. Paik before she meets Charles Widmore. ("There's No Place Like Home, Parts 2 & 3")

Jack's KRZR cell phone was one of the key clues that the flashes in "Through the Looking Glass" were flashforwards, because that model was released in late 2006.