SPOILER: The zip code on Richard Chesler's (The Narrator's boss) business card is 198090 (shown briefly in the scene where The Narrator beats himself up in his boss's office). In the shot where we see Tyler Durden's business card (just before The Narrator calls him), The Narrator's thumb could possibly be hiding the 6th digit. All we are able to see is 19808... then it's all thumb.
SPOILER: Tyler appears in the film at least five times before the Narrator glimpses him on the moving walkway in the airport. In the four appearances, Tyler flashes on screen for just an instant and is only visible when the Narrator has insomnia:
At the photocopier at work;
In the doctor's office, when the Narrator is learning about the testicular cancer support group;
At that group's meeting;
As the Narrator sees Marla leaving a meeting but doesn't follow her.
Tyler shows up as a waiter in the presentation video of a hotel
Tyler is on the opposite moving walkway in the airport when The Narrator says "if you wake up in a different place, at a different time, do you wake up a different person?"
SPOILER: At the airport, the Narrator says "Could you wake up as a different person?" and the camera follows Tyler.
SPOILER: When Tyler and the Narrator are fighting and gather a crowd, no one intervenes, but instead look rather bemused.
SPOILER: When the Narrator is traveling in the beginning of the film, he throws a mint candy into the air and catches it in his mouth. The television then shows a group of waiters that shout "Welcome." Tyler Durden is one of the waiters in the front row.
SPOILER: Everything Tyler says to the Narrator when he receives a phone call from the arson police investigator is true.
SPOILER: When Tyler tells the Narrator that he is leaving, the Narrator has a bruise on his head. When the Narrator wakes up "the next morning" the bruise is gone, obviously indicating that it has been some time that he's been asleep (in actuality he wasn't asleep but went all over the country as Tyler setting up the fight clubs.)
SPOILER: The Narrator wanders the house while Tyler and Marla noisily have sex upstairs. When the detective calls and the Narrator answers the phone, the sounds of the lovemaking instantly stop.
SPOILER: On the airplane the Narrator mentions that they have the exact same briefcase. And although Tyler opens his, we never see the contents of the Narrator's.
SPOILER: When entering Lou's Tavern, the Narrator enters first and the guy out the front only acknowledges the Narrator, as though Tyler doesn't even exist.
SPOILER: When going to the convenience store where Raymond K. Hessel works, Tyler gets the gun out of the Narrator's bag. The Narrator obviously didn't know the gun was there, indicated by his astonishment "Is that a gun?", despite the fact that it's his backpack.
SPOILER: When Lou sees the Fight Club members in the basement of his restaurant, Lou punches Tyler in the stomach. When Tyler gets punched, you can see the Narrator double over slightly as if he too was punched in the stomach.
SPOILER: At the end of the movie, immediately before the credits, single frame picture of a penis flashes on the screen. This is what Tyler did during his job as a projectionist.
SPOILER: When Tyler and the Narrator hit the first car with baseball bats, Tyler hit first, but the alarm is triggered only after the narrator hits.
SPOILER: Chuck Palahniuk revealed that when he wrote the book, he did not actually know that Tyler and the Narrator (or Joe in the book) were the same person until he was two thirds of the way through writing the story. He noticed that they acted together as one person and chose to finish the story as such.
SPOILER: In the car scene where Tyler tells Jack to "Just let go!" Tyler is driving, yet Jack gets out of the driver's side door after the crash. This, in fact, was unintentional, and while looking at the dailies Fincher chose to keep it.
SPOILER: For a brief moment in the beginning of the film, the Narrator can be seen as Tyler's reflection in the window.
SPOILER: Early on, we see the Narrator getting off a bus with one of the Project Mayhem folders.
SPOILER: When the airport employee "lends" Tyler the car, the Narrator and Tyler get in through the same door. After the crash where Tyler was driving, Tyler pulls the Narrator out of the driver's side of the car.
SPOILER: When the airport valet lends Tyler and the narrator the car, while addressing "Mr. Durden" he is looking straight at the Narrator.
SPOILER: At the payphone when the Narrator gets a phone call from Tyler, the sign on the payphone reads: "No Incoming Calls Allowed".
SPOILER: When the Narrator enters the house prior to seeing the news report of the happy face on the building, he is carrying one of Project Mayhem's folders.
SPOILER: When the Narrator returns to the Paper Street house after Project Mayhem sets fire to the building and paints the smiley face, you can see green paint on the Narrator's hands and sleeves.
SPOILER: When the narrator gets on the bus with Tyler, he only pays the fare for one person.
SPOILER: When Tyler and the Narrator are on the bus, the long-haired guy pushes past Tyler without a word, then says "excuse me" as he pushes past the Narrator.
SPOILER: The buildings that blow up in the end are all Fox-owned buildings digitally composited into the shot. It was feared that they would invite legal action against the production if they portrayed real credit card companies blowing up.
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