Head First - S1-E6
Continuity mistake: During the poker game, Arthur teases Spence because he's a virgin, which is mentioned later when Doug tells Cariie, "He teased him about the virgin thing." But in one of the later episodes, it is mentioned that Spence had an affair and had sex with his Home Economics teacher when he was very young and had long hair.
Head First - S1-E6
Continuity mistake: When Doug and Deacon are having breakfast in the kitchen, the door keeps changing from open to closed with no-one touching it. (00:08:30)
Head First - S1-E6
Audio problem: Doug calls Arthur near the start and the audio is overdubbed. (00:03:15)
Head First - S1-E6
Revealing mistake: When Doug is making breakfast it's clear there is no flame coming from the gas hob. (00:08:15)
Head First - S1-E6
Continuity mistake: When the gang walk into Coopers, a woman and man are talking outside on the street. When the camera changes to focus on Arthur a second man has appeared next to the other two and should have been visible in the first shot. (00:03:40)
Suggested correction: Spence did have sex with the teacher, but the episode with the teasing at the poker game, Arthur and the guys don't know about her yet. Therefore, to their knowledge, Spence is a virgin, and for some reason, he decides not to defend himself with the teacher story.
The episode with them playing cards wasn't the only season 1 episode where Spence's virginity had come up. In season 1, episode 12, Carrie fixes Spence up with a coworker. When Richie and Doug tease him that they've already been together a month without sex they say: "Do you believe this guy?" "A month, huh?" Spence replies: "Yes a month! A month is not that long not to have had sex." To which Doug says: "Yeah, but if you add in the other 31 years, I'd think you'd be a little antsy." Also a little later in the conversation, when Doug tries to convince Spence that he and the girl have sex in his garage: "I'm just saying, if you wait too long, this opportunity could go bye-bye. Then it could be, hey, another 31 years before this opportunity comes again. It's pretty tough losing your virginity when you're 62." So Spence later already having lost his virginity in high school is a continuity error that they just overlooked and alas instances like these become apparent pretty often when you rewatch the show (like Carrie becoming an only Child, Arthur being said to be a great piano player in a season 1 episode while he can't play a single tune in a later season etc., etc).