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The Simpsons - Mr. Plow (S4 E9)
Continuity: When Homer is putting posters on the cars, the car which we see him putting a poster on has no windscreen wipers in the first shot, but they suddenly appear in the next. In other shots the windscreen wipers are gone.
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