Corrected entry: DJ and Nelson take Nelson's private jet to stop Kimmy's wedding, but Danny and Jesse make it there only minutes after. How did they manage that? They read the note quite a while later, had to drive to the airport, check the flights, buy tickets and wait till the plane takes off.
Myridon
29th Sep 2004
Full House (1987)
23rd Sep 2004
Full House (1987)
Corrected entry: Kimmy goes to a baseball game with Nelson (most likely a Giants game considering they live in San Francisco) and gets hit in the neck with a foul ball at the game. Kimmy explains she was attempting to pinch the bat boy, but missed and "got a handful of Tommy Lasorda." Kimmy's bruise is on the left side of her neck, which means she was sitting along the first base line. However, Lasorda was the manager/3rd base coach for the Los Angeles Dodgers at the time of the TV series. How could she have pinched him all the way from the 1st base side of the field?
Correction: Obviously, she couldn't pinch anybody on the field from the stands. Since she went down on the field, she could have been anywhere - where her seat was doesn't matter.
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Correction: For one thing, if you have a private plane, you don't just go to the airport, hop into your plane, fly off and then park and go. There are procedures that have to take place such as filing a flight plan, waiting for a turn on the runway (which might take a while for an "unscheduled" flight), etc. then there is more that the pilot/owner is responsible for upon landing. Secondly, the private plane facilities aren't usually as conveniently located as the commercial ones and might even be at totally different airports. Third, most private jets fly about 100 mph slower than commercial jets.
Myridon