Hey Arnold!

Hey Arnold! (1996)

12 mistakes in Monkeyman! / Buses, Bikes and Subways - chronological order

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Monkeyman! / Buses, Bikes and Subways - S5-E1

Continuity mistake: Buses, Bikes, and Subways: When Mr. Simmons shows the class the huge vat of chocolate, Phoebe points out that somebody is swimming in it. Then in the shot where Chocolate Boy rises up out of the chocolate, behind the vat, there is another vat which wasn't there before. (00:13:48)

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Monkeyman! / Buses, Bikes and Subways - S5-E1

Other mistake: Buses, Bikes, and Subways: When Helga and Harold are running to catch the bus, as Harold says, "Ow, quit pulling my arm," Helga is frozen at the right side of the screen for a second before she starts moving. (00:14:49 - 00:14:53)

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Monkeyman! / Buses, Bikes and Subways - S5-E1

Revealing mistake: Buses, Bikes, and Subways: When Helga and Harold are riding the clown bike, a tall clown and two little clowns start chasing them. As the clowns are running, the left little clown is layered over the tall clown's right leg for a few frames, and the right little clown runs right through it. (00:17:39)

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Monkeyman! / Buses, Bikes and Subways - S5-E1

Continuity mistake: Buses, Bikes, and Subways: Helga wears a watch on her right arm throughout the episode. However, when Helga approaches Sheena's uncle Earl and wakes him up, her watch is missing, then reappears when Earl's boat sinks. It disappears again when Helga comes up from the water, then reappears a moment later. (00:18:59)

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Helga: Move it, football head!

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Question: Does anybody know what year this show takes place? I've noticed that there are all these present day video games, keyboards, etc. on the show, but all the cars are old fashioned.

Answer: The show is based in present day times. Plus most cars aren't old fashtioned, I recall seeing a limo and not to mention a cherry picker, etc.

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