Continuity: When Jack and Karen are waiting outside the INS office,Karen's leans against the back of the bench she is sitting on, and her arms are not crossed. When the shot changes, her arms are suddenly crossed.
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Continuity: Near the beginning of the episode, Will is pouring some wine. First, he pours a full glass and hands it to Grace, then he begins to pour another glass that obviously already has wine in it. He then hands this to Grace and takes an empty glass from her to fill, which he already filled (there is no sign that she already drank the wine in the glass).
Continuity: When Will and his date are having dinner at Will's flat, will pours his date a glass of wine into an empty glass that the date is holding out. When the shot changes the date is holding a full glass near his chest, and when the shot changes again, Will is still filling it up.
Continuity: When Bobbi enters the flat at the end of the film, there is a green magazine on the sofa beside Grace. When Bobbi walks over to sit down, the magazine has vanished. After their talk the magazine has reappeared.
Continuity: When Karen is telling Jack, in the CD store, that him and Rosario have to convince the INS that they’re married, the position of the headphone around Jack’s neck change.
Continuity: When Will and his date are having dinner at Will's apartment, the wine bottle and Will's glass disappear from the table between shots.
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