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Podcast episode 107
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Continuity: When he is playing basketball they wager the bet, and one minute the basketball is in the kid's hand, and then it is in Sinbad's hand, then it's in the kid's hand again.
Continuity: When Sinbad is sitting on a bridge with Phil Hartman, Phil is eating a Big Mac that Sinbad is eyeballing due to his forced adoption of having to be a vegetarian to keep up with his lie. In one shot the Big Mac is perfect in every way, in the next it's totally messy, almost as if it were to fall apart, and then back to perfect again.
Continuity: When Sinbad is running from the bad guys in the airport and jumps into the car, the black marks on the pavement are there before the car squeals off.
Continuity: When Sinbad almost misses the exit on the way home from the airport, you can see another red vehicle crossing over the grass behind them.
Continuity: When the two bad guys are chasing Sinbad in their car, they hit some newspaper stands as well as another car and a few other things. In the next scene, at the country club, their car is dent free.
Continuity: When Sinbad is finished playing basketball against some boys, he is standing there with the ball in his left hand. It then switches to his right hand, and this continues throughout the sequence as the point of view changes.
