Continuity: When Dexter and Monique walk away once they've kissed each other, you don't see Ed and his date, but in the next shot of them, they're right by the Good Burger door, which they weren't before.

Other: Ed should not have been able to jump through the glass at Demented Hills. If we accept the fact that the "big scary guy" was the only one strong enough to throw them through bulletproof, shatterproof glass, then Ed should have just bounced off the glass.

Other: In the scene where Dexter is telling his teacher he can fix the car damage; you see about four teens walking home from school in the background. One of them waves at the camera twice and then walks away.

Continuity: As Mr. Bailey brings back a Mondo Burger, Spatch picks it up with a spatula. The close up scene shows the spatula bending. Not only should the burger have fallen off, as Spatch throws the spatula back down, the spatula is straight again as he grunts off.

Continuity: When Kurt calls the kitchen he says that he wants the burgers bigger. When he gets off the phone he says that the burgers are three times the size of Good Burgers. He never told the kitchen how big to make them.

Continuity: When Dexter is on a date with the girl from Good Burger, she hits her ball and puts her head up, but in the next shot her head is down again.

Continuity: When Dexter is taking a walk with his date after mini golf they walk by Good Burger, but in the next shot they're far away from Good Burger.

Other: When Dexter is squirting ketchup and mustard at the Mondo Burger workers he squirts them twice and they are covered with ketchup and mustard.

Continuity: When Ed is making his sauce, there's one shot of the sauce with nothing on top of it, but in the next shot, although nothing has been added, there's something on the top.

Continuity: When Mr. Bailey tells Ed to get in the kitchen and start making sauce, he points to the general direction of the kitchen. In the next shot he is pointing a different direction.

Other: When Mondo Burger opens for the first time, Kurt and his friends walk out to look at Good Burger. Kurt looks down for the actor's mark and puts his head up when he stops.

Visible crew/equipment: When Kurt is yelling at Dexter for whispering something, you can see a stage light in the reflection of the trash can as he walks behind him.

Continuity: When Dexter and Ed get back to Good Burger after being chased, he runs in and tackles the old lady. When he hits her, he is parallel to the lady's body with his arms wrapped around her. But when he lands, he is laying perpendicular across her with his arms outstretched.

Continuity: When Dexter is having lunch, there are trays behind him. When Mr. Weed is with him, the left trays are tall. When Edd comes, the left side is short.

Revealing: When Ed is driving back to Good Burger from the date, he's turning the wheel a little bit, but if you look at the background, he's going straight.

Continuity: When Dexter is eating at Good Burger before he works there, he is having milkshakes. In one shot, the shakes are in one formation, and, in another, they are in different places.

Continuity: In the scene when Dexter and Ed are thrown into the cushioned room in the insane asylum, Ed's hands are not handcuffed. The camera then shows Dexter and Ed says to look what he can do. As he is jumping off the wall you can see that his hands are handcuffed. The next time it shows Ed jumping, his hands are not handcuffed anymore.

Continuity: You can clearly see on the commercials that when the guy asks for a good shake and the weird kid shakes him you can see the people that work at the fast food restaurant moving back and forth very rapidly. This makes the shaking scene an obvious rewind and playback sequence.