Plot hole: How does Clifford, a ten-year-old boy, manage to steal a stereo, a surfboard and a dog from the airport without being caught?

Continuity: Towards the end, Charles Grodin gets out of a cab in the rain and goes across the street, but in the next shot his hair is completely dry.

Continuity: When Clifford (Martin Short) and Uncle Martin are talking about Clifford's prank at the gas station, the entire thing is being recorded by a taping device in the room. Uncle Martin says. "I'm gonna punish you, and that means Dinosaur World is out." And Clifford responds with, "I don't understand." However, when Clifford later comes up with an idea to use the tape recording in another one of his schemes, we again hear Uncle Martin say ".punish you, and that means Dinosaur World is out." BUT we hear Clifford respond with "That would be a mistake." Judging that this is a recording of the previous conversation, I don't see why Clifford should be saying something completely different than what he was saying before.

Revealing: Forced perspective techniques are used to make Martin Short appear to be a ten-year old in the movie. This occasionally fails, most notably when Clifford gets out of Uncle Martin's car, and he is walking down the airport aisle. In these scenes, he appears to be six feet tall.

Plot hole: Considering that he intentionally committed several serious crimes, including a hijacking and possibly manslaughter, why is Clifford simply let off after forcing the plane to land in L.A.?

Plot hole: Where did Clifford get the explosives to blow up Uncle Martin's model?

Continuity: The necklace given to Sarah by her boss changes lenghth significantly many times throughout the film.

Plot hole: Clifford has been in L.A. for two days, yet he manages to find teens who throw a party for him in just a few hours.