When Howard's dad is talking to Howard about his future, the dad is holding a pipe in his right hand with the pipe stem pointing towards Howard. When it switches to the close up of the dad, the pipe stem is now pointing towards him. See more...
Directed by Betty Thomas, starring Fred Norris, Howard Stern, Mary McCormack, Paul Giamatti, Robin Quivers, Jenna Jameson (add more)
Genres: Biography, Comedy, Drama
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When Howard is on the verge of getting fired in Washington, his boss walks down the hall and says he is up two full points and Pizza Shed called and wants to buy time. Howard then says he loves Pizza SHACK and he eats there all the time. [This is almost certainly a character mistake any way you look at it. However I thought his boss said Pizza Shack as well. So either you perhaps made a mistake or it was misheard by Howard as well.]
Corrected by Lummie
When Howard is shown traveling back to New York City in 1982, the David Bowie song "Let's Dance" is playing, which wasn't out until 1983. [The music in a movie is there to set a theme, and give atmosphere unless specifically stated otherwise. Just because a song was not released the year the action takes place in does not make it a mistake unless, say, the characters were attending a concert or listening to it on the radio.]
During the scene where Howard is trying to coax his superiors to rehire Robin, a close up of Kenny and a silver lamp with a skewed reflection of Howard in it is shown. In one shot, you can see Howard in the reflection moving his mouth and talking to Kenny, yet no voice is heard. [I believe the reflection is not Howard's in the table lamp. It looks more like a cameraman or even Betty Thomas, the director. Doesn't look like Howard no matter how skewed the reflection is.]
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