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While it was largely done for the humor, it's a bit odd that any evil in the Book of Shadows would be deemed unworthy of vanquishing. See more...
Charmed (1998) - 380 mistakes in entire show
starring Alyssa Milano, Brian Krause, Holly Marie Combs, Julian McMahon, Rose McGowan, Shannen Doherty (add more)
Factual error: In episode 7-18: "Little Box of Horrors," Katya (as Nina) says that Pandora's Box is "a gift the gods gave to Prometheus." But the Box was given to Epimetheus, not Prometheus. Epimetheus ignored the warnings of Prometheus, his brother, and accepted Pandora herself, who bore a box, as a gift from the gods.
Continuity: When Paige complains about the ringing in her ear, she's rubbing her temple with her right hand and holding a coffee mug with her left. In the next shot, which is cut too fast for her to have moved, the hand on her temple has jumped to holding the coffee mug. The mug has also jumped to in front of her mouth.
Plot hole: When Paige and Leo are talking in Leo's office at magic school, Paige compliments Leo for being such a good headmaster. She mentions that after being headmistress for a year, it's harder than it looks. If she became headmistress after they killed Gideon (i.e. when baby Chris is born) and she's been headmistress for a year, that would make Chris at least a year old. Chris is obviously not one year old just yet.
Plot hole: In the first episode of season eight, the sisters cast a spell so that everyone else but family sees them as their assumed identities. But in "Rewitched", Dex and Phoebe get married, and he still sees her as "Julie"; since marriage makes them family, he should have been able to see the real Phoebe.
Continuity: Episode 8x17, "Generation Hex": When Phoebe and Cupid visit the memory of Phoebe revealing she is a witch to Dex, past-Phoebe has her hands down by her sides, but then her left hand suddenly jumps to her purse strap. Not only that, but in the original episode ("Rewitched"), Phoebe's hand remained on her purse strap the entire time.






