Spoilers

With less than a week to go until FlashForward premieres on ABC, potential viewers should check out the clip below.

In it, Mark opens up to Aaron (his AA sponsor) about what his vision held. A recovering alcohol, with a wife that has threatned to leave him if he ever drinks again, Mark is worried about what he saw during his blackout.

Aaron tries to comfort his friend, but these two have dueling hopes: Aaron actually prays for his vision to come true, as it depicts his supposedly late daughter... alive.

We're less than a month away from the series premiere of FlashForward. The episode "No More Good Days" airs on Thursday night, September 24.

As various reports and spoilers have revealed, the entire world will black out during this initial hour, flash ahead to April 29, 2010 and then wake up two minutes and 17 seconds later wondering:

What the heck just happened?!?

We won't know for certain until we tune in, but the images below are taken from the series premiere. They depict Mark and his family; Mark and his partner; and Mark amidst a sea of people trying to determine what's happening around the globe...

In the following scene from the FlashForward series premiere, FBI agent Mark Benford (Joseph Fiennes) tries to explain what the heck happened to him.

He tells co-workers that "I didn't just lose consciousness; my consciousness went somewhere else."

Others seem able to relate, and for good reason: as various FlashForward spoilers have revealed, everyone on the planet doesn't merely black out. They see visions of the future. Some are happy; some are sad; all are mysterious.

Watch the clip below and remember to tune in on September 24 when the show premieres on ABC:

Premiering on ABC on September 24, FlashForward will attempt to answer a number of questions:

Why does everyone on the planet blackout for over two minutes? Are their visions of the future accurate? What steps will be taken to find out?

We've seen the pilot, "No More Good Days," and we can report that it's well worth sticking around for the entire hour. The episode's suspense and tension increases with each segment.

Without revealing anything too significant, here are a few series premiere spoilers to keep in mind:

• The episode's title is actually uttered by Mark Benford's daughter, who suffers from nightmares;
• When Mark flashes ahead six months, he's wearing a friendship bracelet. When this installment ends, his daughter hands him that same bracelet, confirming the accuracy of his vision;
• Aaron Stark can't believe what his flash forward reveals: his wife Tracy, alive and well, despite his ongoing belief that she was killed in Iraq;
• The episode concludes with a check of security cameras. Indeed, everyone around drops like a fly at the same time... except for one man, dressed entirely in black, that is seen walking among the unconscious bodies.