Continuity: When in the town hall, as we see Trigger coming in, there are 3 rows of grey chairs. In the next shot, there is four.

Revealing: When the kid steals the orange, look how the orange is conveniently placed higher than the rest to make it easier for him to pick up.

Continuity: When Rodney is talking about breaking up the partnership, his hands switch from being on his knees to the table between shots.

Visible crew/equipment: When Del is trying to sell the toy dogs, in a number of shots from behind the customers, the reflection of a boom mic is visible. Look to the right of the double doors behind Del.

Continuity: Just before Del says that Rodney needs Radar, the door behind Rodney is beginning to swing open. Nobody makes any move to close it. The next time we see that door, it is firmly shut.

Revealing: When Del is trying to sell those hooky toy dogs, there are some shots of the policeman walking across the street. The same clip of that policeman is played twice, only one is longer than the other (note a grey-haired man walk across the screen twice).

Continuity: When Del is escaping in the van, there is a view from the side of the van and the door is almost completely shut. But in the next shot, which is a direct view of the back of the van, the door is wide open, allowing space for the toy dogs to fall out of the suitcase and onto the road.

Continuity: When Del is getting chased by the dogs in the alley, some of the dogs run a different way, yet in the next shot, they are all chasing him again.

Visible crew/equipment: When Del walks in to the flat, as he answers Grandad's first question, the shadow of a boom mic can be seen moving behind him on the blue front door.

Continuity: When Rodney drove the van to help Del escape from the police. When you see a shot of the van from behind, the van has changed position.

Audio problem: When Rodney and Micky Pearce have just agreed to buy what is later to be revealed as the broken lawnmower engines, Micky Pearce repeats the word 'yeah' several times. One entire word carries on into the next scene.

Continuity: When the policeman stops the car, when you see him through the front window of the van, he has a torch in his left hand. When he moves towards the van he hasn't.

Revealing: In the Trotter's flat at the start, in some shots, you can see the mirror has been bent so you can't see the camera's reflection.

Revealing: In the opening scene, there is no light switch in the Trotter's flat.

Audio problem: When Del, Rodney and Grandad are in the cottage, Del is scared to open the door. Rodney says "Well go on then Del, there's nothing to be frightened of now." There is a shot from behind Rodney when he begins to say this. Look closely at Rodney's mouth when he starts to say this; his lips aren't moving.

Visible crew/equipment: As Miranda walks in for the first time, as Grandad says "some posh tart", in the mirror on the far lefthand side, the shadow of a boom mic can be seen on the reflection of the T.V., moving around.

Continuity: When Del is proposing Slater a deal, Slater says "I don't like deals" and shoves Del's hand off the phone hook (Del was trying to stop Slater keeping him in custody overnight). But in the next shot Del's hand is still on the hook.

Continuity: The clock in Denzel's apartment changes times during Del's first visit there, when he fools him into getting Del to paint his apartment.

Visible crew/equipment: When Del asks Mike if the pub is getting decorated and Mike says "in the near future", a boom mic is visible at the top of the screen.

Revealing: When Denzil's wife storms out of the room and slams the door behind her, you can see that the wall to the right of the door lurches forward under the pressure of the closing door.