In the episode 'Cheaters, part 2' Karen and Jack are tailing Stan. Every time Driver starts the car quickly they fall forwards off their seats, but this wouldn't happen in real life. The sudden forward motion would make them fall backwards into their seats. [They are both thrown back in their seats first, and in an attempt to sit straight again, push foward. When the limo slows down, they are thrown foward and onto the floor.]
Will & Grace (1998) - 13 corrections
starring Debra Messing, Eric McCormack, Megan Mullally, Sean Hayes (add more)
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In the episode 'Cheaters, part 2' Karen and Jack are tailing Stan. Every time Driver starts the car quickly they fall forwards off their seats, but this wouldn't happen in real life. The sudden forward motion would make them fall backwards into their seats. [They are both thrown back in their seats first, and in an attempt to sit straight again, push foward. When the limo slows down, they are thrown foward and onto the floor.]
The Truth About Will & Dogs (series 1)
When Will and Grace go and see a movie you can hear the Titanic theme song, but when they get back Grace mentions that Will couldn't even sit through a ninety minute movie. Titanic is more then a ninety minute movie, in fact it is over twice that length. [Perhaps the music we hear is simply from a trailer for Titanic, followed by the ninety minute film which gave Will so much trouble.]
The Buying Game (series 1)
When Jack goes back to Karen's place for the last time to tell her that he no longer wants to massage her, he says "I took an oath in front of God and my mother, I'm here, I'm Queer get used to it." But his mother doesn't know that he's gay until they mention it in "Homo For The Holidays" in Season 2. [He doesn't mean he stated it to his mother directly, it is like swearing on someone's soul or grave, you don't actually place your hand on anything. It is just a figure of speech.]
Advise and Resent (series 2)
When Will is talking with Jack in the pub table as they eat, Jack gives Will some helpful advise unintentionally. Between shots the green napkin Jack wears jumps onto the table. [In one of the shots of Jack from behind, you can see his hand removing the napkin from his shirt and placing it on the table.]
Acting Out (series 2)
Guess Who's Not Coming to Dinner (series 2)
When Karen arrives for Grace's dinner party, she walks across the blanket Grace has set up and scatters some dishes. They talk for a moment, and when you next see the blanket, the dishes are back in place, yet neither of them touched them. [Grace quickly picks up the scattered dishes right before she opens the door.]
Crazy in Love (series 3)
At one point, Karen tells Jack that she had her mother committed, which doesn't make any sense because in the next season, in "Someplace Old, Something New", Suzanne Pleshette debuts as Karen's Mother, Lois Whitley, and we learn that Karen was estranged from Lois due to Lois' con artist ways. [Yes, Karen was estranged from her mother due to her con artist ways. She didn't want her friends to know her mom was a con artist and that she had helped her, so it's quite possible she just made up the commitment part to explain why none of them ever saw or heard of her mother.]
Gypsies, Tramps and Weed (series 3)
Will's mum sends over a collar belonging to his old dog, Daisy, who he apparently thought he would have for the rest of his life, and he was really upset when she died (while he was at college). But in "The Truth About Will And Dogs" (Season 1) Grace is trying to persuade him that they should get a dog together, and Will states that he doesn't like dogs. [That's WHY he doesn't like dogs: Daisy dying broke his heart and he never wants to go through that again.]
Sex, Losers and Videotape (series 5)
Season 5, Episode "Sex, Losers and Videotape." Grace is trying her darndest to make a sexy video to send to Leo - why? He's working on a viral outbreak in sub-saharan Africa, and he told Grace in an earlier episode "these people don't have running water." Doesn't make sense that his precious cargo of food and medicine would include a VCR, even if electricity is on hand. [Given that Grace is not all that smart and has previously shown very little understanding of how poor conditions are for Leo (in "Fagmalion Part Two: Attack Of The Clones") she might not realise that he won't be able to watch the video. Alternatively, if she had, she could easily have sent him the camcorder as well, which would allow him to watch it. Either way it's not a mistake.]
It's the Gay Pumpkin, Charlie Brown (series 5)
The Kid Stays Out of the Picture (series 5)
When Karen enters Grace's apartment, she states she didn't get any sleep at all last night. Then, two minutes later she says "All I know is, when I woke up this morning there was red hair on my pillow and lesbian porn in the VCR." [That's just a turn of phrase - she may well have dozed off sporadically but to all intents and purposes she got no sleep.]
Bacon & Eggs (series 5)
Season 5, Episode "Bacon and Eggs." After multiple rejections, Grace finally decides to call Leo. She pulls his business card out of her wallet, presumably to look up his number, but barely glances at the card as she dials. (This would be plausible if she memorized his number, but if so, why pull the card out?) [She was looking through all the cards to see if there was anyone worth dating. when she saw his card she pulled to ponder whether to date him, not to find his number.]
All of series 6 (series 6)
At the end of the episode (6-3), Will's mother finds a video in his apartment whose title she describes as "Splendor in the Grass, with the G-R missing." The only problem is that "Splendor in the Ass" really is the title of a pornographic film, but it's a straight film - not a gay one like Will would own. (I looked it up on the Internet, I swear.) ["Splendor in the Ass", if you look on search engines, is also a title of a gay video/DVD. If you include Gay in your search along with the title you will probably find it.]
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