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Continuity mistake: After Charlie gives the snow globe to Scott, the view of the back of Scott's head shows his hair and scarf, but the front view of Scott shows his winter cap all the way down to his scarf, which would cover his hair seen from the rear.

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Continuity mistake: Before the elf choir sings for Santa, the Head Elf begins the countdown with his left and right index fingers, then suddenly there is a baton in his right hand as the choir begins singing.

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Continuity mistake: The articulating magnifying glass Bernard uses to read the "Santa Clause" off the card to Scott, the magnifying glass changes height between quick scene shots.

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Continuity mistake: In the scene of Bernard telling Scott he is the new Santa by reading the card with the articulated magnifying glass, in one shot Scott and Bernard are in front of it, then suddenly it is between them.

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Continuity mistake: In the department store as Clark is talking with Mary, the lingerie sales lady, his left arm is supporting him on the glass counter as he is standing. The next shot when Rusty approaches, Clark is now bent down with his left arm resting on the counter.

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The Weight - S2-E11

Continuity mistake: Harry places the lollipop in his mouth twice as he talks to Kate about Max.

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The Knightly Murders - S1-E18

Continuity mistake: When Kolchak enters Pops' store, Pops places his newspaper on the counter. Scene cuts and he still has the newspaper in hand.

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Up at Bat - S3-E1

Continuity mistake: After the vampire's wife (Ginger) unfolds the couch bed, she laughs with her arms down and spread out by her sides, but the next shot shows her hands up by her face, clutching her gown.

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Up at Bat - S3-E1

Continuity mistake: The roots and plants in the professor's left hand immediately disappear as he explains Gilligan's vampire problem to the skipper.

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Continuity mistake: The Ghost of Christmas Present's right hand is resting on his right knee, then the shot cuts, showing the Ghost holding a lantern in his right hand.

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Continuity mistake: When Scrooge sits down on the chair in his master bedroom with Mrs. Dilber, he is on the left side of the chair's edge, but the next shot shows he has pivoted in the chair further to his right.

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Continuity mistake: When Mrs. Dilber delivers the news about Jacob Marley, Bob Cratchit stands to the right of the lectern holding the ledgers, but the next shot shows Cratchit standing directly in front of the lectern and ledgers.

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Task Force - S2-E16

Continuity mistake: A bullet hole in the helicopter's window disappears and reappears in the close-ups and long shots.

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Task Force - S2-E16

Continuity mistake: After David and June crawl under the fence, their clothes have dirt and twigs stuck to them, but when they meet Jeremy in the barn, their clothes are spotlessly clean.

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Task Force - S2-E16

Continuity mistake: In the barn with David Vincent, the distance between Jeremy Mace and June changes as the shots switch.

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Task Force - S2-E16

Continuity mistake: After Bob is shot by the aliens, his head is down against June's body, but the next view of him shows his head resting higher up, on June's left shoulder.

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Continuity mistake: After Clark dedicates the Griswold Family Christmas tree and it expands, Ellen's hands are on her hips, but the next quick shot of her shows her hands clasped behind her back.

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Continuity mistake: The closeup of Herman's flattened tire on the Dragula shows it resting on a dirt and gravel surface, but as Herman begins to effect repair of the tire it is now resting on a grassy surface.

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Continuity mistake: After Professor Rathe dismisses Elizabeth, Watson, and Holmes from his office, Holmes turns towards Rathe whose arms are hanging down, but the next closeup shot of Rathe shows his arms crossed across his chest.

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Continuity mistake: As Lily reads the will to the family, the envelope the will arrived in switches from being held by her at the top of the letter to the bottom of the letter.

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