Is Juliet's deep-voiced sister really a 187 lb. man? Juliet's research would seem to indicate she can make men pregnant. Or was it a production goof?

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I tend to believe nothing is a production error on LOST. I'm sure ben was hoping hse didn't notice that part... great spot!

Or that isn't her sister's information and Ben was lying about the cancer returning. Though you would think that Juliet would notice or that Ben would be a little more careful so... hmm. That would definitely be an interesting twist and maybe the Other's aren't interested in trying to impregnate Kate or the other women! Maybe Sawyer! They did have him on the table.

btw - somewhere - someone pointed out that this chart shows someone with a heart problem, not cancer. Would Lost make that big of a production error, I just can't imagine someone getting it so wrong. "Props people - we need a chart for Juliet's cancer-stricken, female sister" says Lost creators. Doofy guy who has no business in props makes a heart-problem, male chart with Rachels' name down the side? I don't want to think it's a goof.

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Maybe is's Ben's chart????

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Thats exactly what i was thinking.

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The heart report is from a fetal monitor, and it is for a male child. Women can gain a lot of weight when pregnant, so 187 is not that far fetched for a 5' 9" woman.

I would like to see the whole section of the chart before I make an assumption. The only error is in Juliet interpreting heart rate info as signs of cancer. Perhaps better medical consultants could have trained her on what page to turn to in the report.

nice spot!

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First of all how did you see that!?! Ha ha Second, if they try to make men pregnant, I'm going to rethink the whole thing.

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Surely Juliet can read a medical chart - being a medical researcher and having her "sister" be sick for so long.... If the patient was the baby wouldn't the weight be in approx. ounces or first trimester, second trimester, etc... or length of the femur bone that they measure to average the age of the baby. Instead of weight, shouldnt' the line have read birth mother's weight, or something like that. I can't imagine mixing medical information on a chart - I would think there would be a clear section for the baby and a clear section for the birth mother.
Tessa - lol - the reason I even thought about it was that Ben just happened to go out to the rocks where an upset Juliet was carrying a sachel that happened to contain her sister's file. That sparked my curiosity!!!! (btw - WHAT are you going to rethink )

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-- Alice, from “Alice’s Adventure’s in Wonderland”