31st Jul 2018
Party's Over - S2-E5
Question: Does the pharmacist that Longmire talks to violate any sort of confidentiality laws? Walt doesn't come in with a warrant, but the pharmacist is giving Walt information pertaining to other people still alive, not just the victim. I could see the law allowing him to tell Walt "no" that someone didn't pick up any prescriptions, but to mention she picked up antibiotics or that Gerry had back surgery seems unethical.
29th Jul 2018
Omar: That's the great thing about the compound bow, a great equalizer. A little bit of practice, even a girl can make that shot.
29th Jul 2018
Unquiet Mind - S2-E1
Continuity mistake: During the day when Walt is following the Snowcat, he hears a gunshot and puts his backpack down to pull out his binoculars. He doesn't have anything covering his mouth, but in the next shot his scarf is covering his mouth. And in the previous shot we see both his hands, so he doesn't have one free to pull it up.
29th Jul 2018
Continuity mistake: When Walt is talking to the Denver detective, he opens the door to go inside and then the detective says they found the man who killed Walt's wife. Walt stands there, holding the door open still. When the camera angle changes, he's no longer holding the door open and goes to open the door again.
28th Jul 2018
Dogs, Horses and Indians - S1-E9
Continuity mistake: When Walt is chasing Dullknife, they're on a two-lane road divided by a single dashed yellow line. However in some of the close up shots, it's now two yellow lines (a solid yellow line with a dashed yellow line). This is before they get to the road block.
23rd Jul 2018
The Cancer - S1-E4
Continuity mistake: When Walt walks up to his house, Henry is standing there with the pizza and Lizzie's note in his hand and the note is unfolded. In the next shot, Henry unfolds the note.
23rd Jul 2018
Other mistake: In the opening shot of the dead girl, there's a $1 bill next to her face. However, the picture on the $1 is not George Washington.
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Answer: This appears to be movie fiction. In real life, a pharmacist could not legally give out confidential patient information without there being a search warrant. Not abiding by confidentiality laws could result in a pharmacist facing legal issues and losing his or her license.
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