Homecoming - S1-E15
Continuity mistake: When Jack shows Locke the case with guns, the bar trim beneath the handle is whole and unbroken. However, in "Whatever the Case May Be" when Boone tries to open the case without the key, the trim beneath the handle breaks off and is damaged. (00:27:45)
Homecoming - S1-E15
Revealing mistake: The face of "Ethan" that Jack tackles is seen briefly, but it is obviously a stuntman, not William Mapother. (00:32:45)
Homecoming - S1-E15
Other mistake: Ethan kills one of the survivors. Sawyer thinks it's Steve but Hurley corrects him and tells him that it was actually Scott. They make a point of Scott being the deceased and Steve being the one people mix him up with. According to the actors playing Scott and Steve it was in fact Steve who got killed but the producers messed it up.
Homecoming - S1-E15
Continuity mistake: When Jack shows Locke the suitcase full of guns, you can see a stick visible in Locke's right hand. However, when Jack asks if Locke knows how to use a gun, you can see that after the camera has panned around, Locke is now holding the gun with both hands, with the stick nowhere to be seen. (00:27:10)
Homecoming - S1-E15
Continuity mistake: At the end of Jack's fight, Ethan has 5 blood trails on his face that disappear briefly. (00:34:00)
Homecoming - S1-E15
Continuity mistake: During the fight between Ethan and Jack you can see as Ethan rams Jack against the tree, his tattoo has switched sides. (00:33:20)
Homecoming - S1-E15
Continuity mistake: When Boone runs into the jungle in daylight he holds his stick at an angle pointing up. We then see a closeup shot of his hands holding the stick and it's horizontal. (00:21:00)
Homecoming - S1-E15
Continuity mistake: When Charlie examines the snuffbox, its position rotates 90°. (00:14:20)
Homecoming - S1-E15
Visible crew/equipment: When the camera pans onto Churchill's snuffbox, the cameraman and camera can be seen moving in the silver lacquer. (00:14:20)
Homecoming - S1-E15
Continuity mistake: When Charlie is talking to Claire explaining where she sleeps etc, Claire's hair is constantly switching between tucked behind her ear and hanging free without her touching it. (00:05:00)
Answer: Using a mold, a realistic pregnancy belly is made of latex (rubber), including the distinct belly button, to suit the proportions of Emilie de Ravin who plays Claire. It is then painted with a special paint/adhesive compound that adheres to the surface and for shots of the actual belly, additional veining and stretch marks are airbrushed on.
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