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Plot hole: Early in the film, Sydney flies to Paris from Chicago on Air France, arriving at night, which can only mean she took a morning flight. Air France only flies an evening flight to Paris from Chicago, which lands in the morning.

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Plot hole: Later in the film, as they are preparing for the final battle, when Major Vickers is in his office, the other officer addresses him as captain.

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Plot hole: The British cavalry travels across the desert to rescue their comrades whom the infidels have captured. The cavalry stops some distance from the entrance of the fortress before the signal to rush forward—led by a long line of troops atop galloping horses. When they enter the compound, foot soldiers are accompanying them.

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Back to Reality - S1-E6

Plot hole: Ep 6 Ffion, with backing by a squad of police, is in a frantic search to find the killer's latest victim. She finds something and calls into headquarters, whereby the DCI says, "I'll send backup." She already has a swarm of police aiding in the search.

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Antwerp Blues - S1-E6

Plot hole: Harry is sent to Amsterdam to find and safely return Brandan and Seraphina, who are engaged in an illegal diamond transaction. Maeve tells Ritchie Stevenson the hotel in Amsterdam where they are staying. However, Brandan and Seraphina have left to head to a secret rendezvous, which Harry finds out about with considerable effort. But Ritchie's henchmen show up to ambush the Harrigans. Neither Ritchie nor anyone on his team could have possibly known of this location.

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Plot hole: Nikki and Terry leave the ship to visit his grandmother, who states that she's 82. It is nearly impossible, given Nikki is at least in his 50s.

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I'll Try to Fix You - S1-E4

Plot hole: Will is telling Mac that the DOJ is being out-lawyered by a group of financial institutions, including Lehman and Countrywide, both of whom went out of business in 2008, well before the date of this episode on New Year's Eve 2011.

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Episode #1.5 - S1-E5

Plot hole: The Jackel visits Norman's hideout where they meticulously craft disassembled rifle parts in a walking boot. The Jackel takes the rifle out to test with nary a sign of the boot. He is nearly captured, escapes, and flees the country while Norman is captured and killed. But the Jackel arrives in Estonia wearing that one-of-a-kind handcrafted boot.

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Woman in the White Hat - S2-E4

Plot hole: Ronnie and her daughter, and son-in-law spot a pick-up truck towing a large trailer through her plantation. Ronnie runs to her truck to investigate. When she arrives, which could only be a few minutes behind the truck and trailer, there are technicians well into the process of mixing chemicals.

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A Deadly Net - S2-E2

Plot hole: S2E2 A Deadly Net. Sylvia is undercover at an enormous seaside estate that is accessible only using a very long driveway. But on the entrance, by the doorbell, is a small typed name of the owners.

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A Deadly Net - S2-E2

Plot hole: S2E2 A Deadly Net Midway through the episode, Sylvia and others in the cast bid people goodnight, offer after-dinner drinks, but the sun is shining brightly and continues to do so for quite a period of time as events continue to unfold.

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Plot hole: The Parasource assassin is driving around D.C. in a Maserati. Wouldn't a killer drive a less ostentatious car?

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Conspiracy vs. Theory - S17-E5

Plot hole: In order to deactivate the bomb vest, Penelope blocks all cell service in that area. But she reacts positively to the disabling of the bomb back in headquarters, and she keeps talking with the team without restoring cell service.

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Blowback - S1-E5

Plot hole: Detective Vendrell and his girlfriend are out looking for his stolen black Navigator, but they pull over and interrogate drivers of a blue Navigator.

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On the Ropes - S14-E7

Plot hole: Jamie and his witness are in a patrol car when they are attacked by criminals in a van firing machine guns at them. Jamie (of course) chases them away after a prolonged firefight, and when the van is driving away we see another patrol car also shooting at the fleeing suspects. There didn't appear to be any cars with Jamie, nor did anyone come to his aid during the gunfight, and this other patrol car was facing the wrong direction.

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On the Ropes - S14-E7

Plot hole: Early in the show, Jamie is in a patrol car escorting a witness when they are attacked by several guys in a van. The side windows of their cruiser seem shatterproof and withstand many bullets, while the rear window is shattered immediately. NYPD cruisers do not have bulletproof windows.

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Plot hole: Throughout this Hanukkah-themed movie, the family lights Hanukkah candles several times but only recites the first prayer, although Jewish ritual requires two prayers each night, except the first night in which three prayers are recited.

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Plot hole: Rachel and Zach decide to confront her boyfriend in a bar in the Tribeca section of Manhattan. The street sign shown to identify the bar's location is 44th, which is well north of Tribeca.

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Open Wounds - S22-E22

Plot hole: Price suddenly asks for a recess while questioning the defendant and exits the courtroom. It is dark outside but courts would not be working in the evening during a regular session. Furthermore, the episode was not set in the winter since no-one was wearing coats during the episode.

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Love Is Blind - S5-E2

Plot hole: When Scola and Nina enter the suspect's apartment and begin the search, Nina, before she enters one of the rooms says to Scola " come in here you should see this" indicating that she was aware of something important in a room that she had not yet been in.

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