Read My Hips - S2-E1
Continuity mistake: When Tim tells Randy and Mark to "Go embarrass someone else." Mark is in front of Randy. The shot changes and Randy is now in front.
Continuity mistake: When Tim and Jill are at the restaurant, Tim is holding a menu. The shot changes and the menu is now on the table.
Heavy Meddle - S2-E5
Continuity mistake: In the beginning of the episode, when Karen takes a Diet Coke from the refrigerator, she starts pouring it into a glass, and fills the glass halfway up. Cut to Jill for a second, then back to Karen, who is still pouring, but the glass is now only about a quarter full.
Continuity mistake: When Tim and Dave are outside talking about Dave seeing another woman, Tim's Binford sweatshirt changes from clean to having some type of staining on the lettering through out several cuts. It's mainly visible on the B, R and D on Tim's sweatshirt when it switches from clean to stained or dirty.
Love Is A Many Splintered Thing - S2-E15
Continuity mistake: Tim sits at the table with the beer - he takes off the cap and puts it on the table. The cap is there in some shots, not there in others, and in some it is on the bottle.
Continuity mistake: Just before Brad runs out of the kitchen the camera is on him. There is a book on the counter. The shot changes and the book is gone. The book and other things appear back on the counter later on in the scene.
Continuity mistake: After Tim smashes Al's display cabinet, it cuts to Tim, then back to the workbench and the wrecked cabinet. The pieces of china and the pieces of wood on the bench differ in the two shots. In the first shot, there are two whole teacups, one whole plate and a bit of a shelf on the bench (the shelf is on the right side of the screen), in the second shot we see a broken tea cup, one broken and one whole plate, and the piece of shelf has disappeared.
Karate Or Not, Here I Come - S2-E19
Continuity mistake: When Jill is standing up to the other woman at Mark's karate class, she asks her "Will you stop calling my son 'Stick Boy'?" As the other woman replies "Then feed him something", her hands are on her hips, but when the angle changes, she has her right hand on her chest, with no time to move her hands between shots.
Answer: In seasons 1 and 2, each Binford tool had a unique model number, but from season 3 onward, they were all numbered 6100 as a running gag.
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