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In this episode, Chuckie and just about everyone else agrees that he can't lie at all. However, he had no problem lying to Nicole about him being Chongo in "Chuckie's in Love". [Well technically Chuckie never had to lie, because Nicole never asked him if he was really Chuckie.]
Dil frequently mentions that he doesn't like the Sulky Boys, and they always discuss buying five tickets. So, why does he go with them at the end? I'm sure he'd understand if they didn't bring him along. [That isn't actually a mistake, it's just realistic. As with many small families with children close in age, all siblings have to be included in events. He may not like the Sulky Boys, but he likes being included with his friends and family.]
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