Continuity mistake: Larry and Jeff are in Georgia in a rental car that originally has a California license plate on the front, but later the car has a Georgia license plate on the back and no license plate on the front. (00:05:00 - 00:20:37)
Vertical Drop, Horizontal Tug - S12-E3
Continuity mistake: Larry's holding an invoice to remove a lemon tree, then he's not, then he is again. (00:21:54)
Continuity mistake: Larry is sitting on the couch close to the arm, drinking wine. Susie sits down, making Larry spill his wine on the couch. Larry is now sitting in the center of the couch. (00:11:49)
Visible crew/equipment: At the beginning of the episode, when Cheryl answers the phone on Larry's behalf, there is a shot of Larry walking around the living room and taking a bite out of an apple. If you look in the window behind Larry you can see the boom pole moving around. (00:02:32)
Visible crew/equipment: When Cheryl invites her friend to go to the cinema with Larry and passes him the phone you can see a brief reflection of the boom microphone in the window behind Larry. Just before Larry says hello. (00:02:52)
Continuity mistake: Larry is eating his lunch in the rabbi's office. He has a piece of chicken from a breast or thigh in his hand and in the next shot showing the rabbi he is holding a drumstick. (00:26:00)
The Accidental Text on Purpose - S9-E6
Audio problem: When Larry is in the dressing room with Lewis' girlfriend, she is heard saying "No, an accident is tripping...", but in the shot of Larry, she is saying different words than what we are hearing. (00:26:20)
Other mistake: Larry and Jeff are sitting, talking and having coffee. Their coffee is in styrofoam cups with plastic lids. Both Larry and Jeff sip from their cups but the lids are closed not open to allow sips. (00:10:14)
The Accidental Text on Purpose - S9-E6
Factual error: Even though the exterior establishing shot suggests (and Funkhouser later mentions) that Larry's incident with the "spritzer" happened at Neiman Marcus, the scene was actually filmed inside the Saks Fifth Avenue just a couple blocks away. This is evidenced by a couple things: The gold-framed doors and gold stair railings are architectural features of the Beverly Hills Saks. Also, the sign on the display table (with the soaps and lotions) has the bolder font that Saks uses on it's in-store display signage that's similar to Gotham. Neiman Marcus uses a lighter-weighted font that's similar to Futura on their in-store display signage.
Factual error: Larry is having a MRI and he is completely clothed with his shoes still on but he took his glasses off. When doing a MRI the patient has to has to wear gown. (00:05:00)
