Corrected entry: When Veronica tells Mac that she was switched at birth with a girl who was born the day after her in the same hospital, Mac repeats that the girl's birthday is the day after hers, as if she already knows what she's about to read on the paper that Veronica gives her, which is that she was switched at birth with Madison. That would make sense, because Madison was making a big deal about her birthday earlier, and it's reasonable that everybody would know when it is. However, if Mac and Madison were sent home with each other's parents, then they were also assigned each other's birthdays, meaning that even though Madison was really born the day after Mac, Madison would celebrate her birthday the day before Mac celebrates hers.
Veronica Mars (2004)
1 corrected entry in season 1
Starring: Kristen Bell, Francis Capra, Jason Dohring, Percy Daggs III
Continuity mistake: When the video of Kimmy plays on the school announcements, and she talks about Duncan being hung up on Veronica, there is a cut to Duncan reacting with raised eyebrows in the foreground, while Veronica can be seen in the background with a passive expression. Then it cuts to a close-up of Veronica having a visible reaction with her whole face falling. But since Veronica and Duncan were reacting to the same thing, Veronica's reaction should have been visible in the first shot as well.
Duncan: Oh dear God, may no-one have just heard him say 'reign of Kane'.
Trivia: In one episode, Aaron Echolls mentions that he was voted People magazine's Sexiest Man Alive in 1987. Harry Hamlin, who plays Aaron, actually did earn that honor that year.
Question: Do Piz and Wallace ever get busted for the Fake IDs? Or does Veronica get busted for giving them the fake IDs?
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Correction: This is partly right, however, Mac's parents filed a lawsuit, implying that they knew about the switch, and in turn, switched the birthdates.