Make Love, Not Warcraft - S10-E8
Continuity mistake: During the leveling up montage, we see a shot of the boys playing at school. The shot from the front shows the boys as normal, but the previous shot of them from behind shows them in their fatter post-leveling shape.
Make Love, Not Warcraft - S10-E8
Other mistake: Everyone in the entire game (including the Koreans) has no armor on except for the boys and their friends from school.
Make Love, Not Warcraft - S10-E8
Continuity mistake: When Liane comes down after Eric says "Bathroom", you can see Cartman, and to the left, Stan. However, when the camera instantly changes to a side view, Stan is no longer there.
Miss Teacher Bangs a Boy - S10-E10
Continuity mistake: Season 10, Episode 10 "Miss Teacher Bangs a Boy". In the scene where Cartman and his crew park the SUV outside the Hilton behind an orange car. In the next shot when Cartman and his crew are running in, the SUV is gone, only to return in the next scene. (00:18:25)
Miss Teacher Bangs a Boy - S10-E10
Continuity mistake: Season 10, Episode 10: "Miss Teacher Bangs a Boy". When Miss Stephenson is drawing shapes on the blackboard, she draws a circle and a square only, and then is disrupted by Cartman. At the end of the scene where she is erasing the board, a triangle is now on the board with no time to draw it.
Make Love, Not Warcraft - S10-E8
Continuity mistake: At the end of the epsiode, Randy and Stan are talking to each other via the game, but Stan doesn't have headphones on.
ManBearPig - S10-E6
Continuity mistake: In the first scene when Mr Mackey is introducing Al Gore to the school for his talk on ManBearPig, shots in the background show him standing in the audience while he is giving the introduction.
Continuity mistake: When Cartman is studying his homework before school, he takes a piece out of his grapefruit and eats it. Two shots later, that piece is back in the grapefruit; then he takes it out again. (00:20:10)
Answer: Scottsdale is a well-liked destination for fun; resorts and spas, outdoor activities like hiking and rock climbing, golfing, cultural events, and a bouncy nightlife. It's generally considered an upbeat and convivial place, exactly the sort of environment the gloomy Goth kids would consider to be awful.
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