Big Brother - S3-E15
Character mistake: During "Somebody That I Used to Know," Blaine puts down his satchel. At the end of the song, he leaves the auditorium without picking it back up.
Character mistake: In the Armchair Theatre story, Billy mentions that the grandma puts a tray of chocolate brownies into the oven. In the next scene the grandma (played by Billy Butler) has a tray of cookies, not brownies.
Character mistake: James mentioned to Florida that he always knew his father was alive (after claiming to Florida he was dead in the past). But since James hasn't seen or heard from him in 35 years, there would really be no way for James to know that his father was still alive for sure - more like just a guess than certainty.
Character mistake: In the final show, when Nesa and Smithy are getting married, Smith states his name as Niel Noel Edmund Smith, but that is actually his son's name, a.k.a. Niel the baby.
The Kidney's All Right - S3-E9
Character mistake: Arthur wants to donate his kidney to Derek. It is claimed that he must be a match since he has O negative blood, but blood type is not the only thing required for a kidney donor, there are several other factors that could very well disqualify his kidney for Derek.
Character mistake: Bret fires at "John Wesley Hardin" four times, but the doctor and all the witnesses say there were three shots.
Cat on a Hot Steel Beam - S1-E60
Character mistake: As the fire truck darts out from a back alley, the sign on a nearby gift shop window reads "gift's" when it should be "gifts".
Character mistake: The poster advertising the Formal misspells Beacon Hills as 'Becon Hills'.
Character mistake: When Rarity sees her cat stuck in the tree, Rainbow Dash is sitting next to the cat, but when you see her, her cutie mark is not there. (00:17:15)
Character mistake: When the gang split up to look for the missing Billie and Tiger, Scooper says "me and Sticks will look up here" and goes upstairs but Sticks goes with Brains to search the ground floor - it's Spring that goes upstairs with Scooper.
Character mistake: When April goes to see Hank at his motel, he states her romantic feelings for him are a result of "Nightingale Syndrome," however, the Nightingale Effect is caused by the caregiver developing romantic feelings for the patient, not the other way around.
Character mistake: Max enters Brad and Jane's house to find Brad dancing with Santa, Max then calls Brad "Dave." (00:09:18)
Character mistake: When Cheryl, Pam and Alan Shapiro are talking on the movie set, the store behind them has a typo: Stationary should be spelled "stationEry'. (00:10:30)
Episode #3.6 - S3-E7
Character mistake: Shaun Foster Conley is credited as "Himself". Himself has been misspelled "Himslef".
Character mistake: In the episode where Henry has overdue library books, they are overdue by 5 years and 23 days. Both Henry and Monroe say in the episode that the fine is around $1000 (based on 10 cents per day due 5 years 23 days)... But in reality, using that calculation, the total would come to only $185, not $1000.
Annette Castellano Is My Nemesis - S3-E2
Character mistake: At the end of the episode, Danny says "Can we not do this in front of Bernard King?" referring to a poster on the wall of Danny's childhood bedroom. We can see the player in the poster is wearing the number 15 and is actually Earl Monroe, not Bernard King who wore the number 30.
I'll See You in Court - S5-E20
Character mistake: Charlene says Rocky was nominated for 9 Oscars, it was actually nominated for 10 but in 9 different categories.
Character mistake: Mike is holding and talking about his .59 caliber flintlock and refers to placing a percussion cap on it to fire it. A flintlock does not use a percussion cap.
Looking for Mr. Goodbrain, Part 2 - S3-E13
Character mistake: When Liv and Clive are talking to Chase about Katty, Liv tells Chase he had a cocktail napkin with Katty's phone number on it. However, it was only Katty's hotel room number that was on the napkin, which Liv saw.
Character mistake: Levitt is often seen wearing a cap device as a shield (badge). This is a big no in the NYPD.