Continuity: When Bernard Chumley is talking to Joe, the teacup on the right hand side moves to behind the teapot when it was originally seen in full view.
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Continuity: When Miss Grace is typing out Dame Sally Markham's novel, the position of the typewriters platen keeps changing.
Audio problem: When Bernard Chumley askes Joe who else he wrote a letter to, we hear Joe say "Um, well" but we can see that he is still eating a crisp and that his mouth isn't moving.
Continuity: When Kenny Craig is playing Scrabble with his Mum in hospital, the scrabble bag keeps changing from laying flat to standing more upright and the pen also keeps moving.
Continuity: When Dafyyd and Myfanwy are talking about what things gay people can do, keep an eye on Dafyyd's drink. In one shot, it is half full, and then it cuts to a close-up of him and when it cuts back, it's nearly empty.
Factual error: When we see the rack of letters Kenny Craig has when he is playing scrabble with his mum, he has 3 "Y"s. There are only 2 letter Y's in the game Scrabble.
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