Search: Titles People Year
Browse all / W
Order by time
Order by score
Episode list
Join the Movie Mistakes mailing list
Updated 17h 11m 57s ago | Login | Mobile site
Anything Hollywood
Atomic Popcorn
Banned in Hollywood
Bits & Pieces
Blockbuster Buzz
Book mistakes
CanMag
CHUD
The Daily Column
Daily Stab
Defamer
Double Viking
The Evil Beet
Film Drunk
Filmofilia
Filmspotting
Foundry Music
Game mistakes
Geek Tyrant
Gone Hollywood
Hollyscoop
Hollywood Outbreak
I Am Bored
I Love Bacon
Joblo movie news
Movie Banter
Movie Buzz
Movie spoilers
Movie timeline
Other crap
Screenjunkies
Sky movie reviews
Something Really Funny
Tengossip
Trailer Addict
Unreality Magazine
Popular blog posts:
Top 15 biggest Harry Potter film mistakes
The biggest mistakes in the Harry Potter movies
10 Twilight mistakes in pictures
The 20 biggest Friends mistake pictures
10 Biggest mistakes in The Twilight Saga: New Moon
Update alerts | Exclude type?
Add actor/director information
Season: Whole show 2 5 All
Continuity: In episode 37, "The St. Valentines Day Massacre", the writing on the card Kevin makes for Winnie changes from the time he makes it to when it's shown again at the end of the episode; he's shown printing it and writing just in one corner of the card, but when the card is shown again, the writing is in cursive and is spread down the side of the card.
Visible crew/equipment: In episode 26, "Wayne On Wheels", the reflection of a large light used to light the shot is visible in the car window as Wayne is driving away after dropping Kevin off at the mall.
Plot hole: When Kevin is upset about Paul leaving for summer and is just lounging around the house, he asks why they can't go on vacation. His mom says "Maybe next Summer." In the very next episode, which takes place in the same Summer, they are going on a "traditional" Summer vacation.
Visible crew/equipment: A boom microphone is visible for several seconds at the top of the screen, as the boys watch a girl walk through the library. The camera pans down to attempt to hide it.
Factual error: The gym at the "1972" championship game has a 3-point arc and a scoreboard that counts down the time in 1/10 second increments. The NBA did not implement the 3-point shot until the early 1980s and the 1/10 second timer until almost a decade after that.
Continuity: The items on Chuck's lunch tray - particularly the milk carton - keep moving around between shots as he's speaking to the pretty girl.
