Character mistake: At the very beginning of the episode Leonard says "So you see what you're eating is not technically yogurt because it doesn't have enough live active acidophilus cultures." He is implying this is a scientific fact (he's not just giving his opinion on yogurt.) But to meet the U.S. standards for yogurt, only the starter cultures Lactobacillus bulgaricus and Streptococcus thermophilus are required, not Lactobacillus acidophilus. The presence or absence of L. acidophilus does NOT determine a food's identity as yogurt (which Leonard's line is implying). (00:00:05)
The Maternal Capacitance - S2-E15
Character mistake: Leonard has his phone on his left ear. Sheldon says "Since ears don't cross hemispheres..." This is an error. The vast majority of the input to the left (or right) ear crosses over to the opposite hemisphere.
Character mistake: When Sheldon arrives at the apartment with his Nintendo 64 in the box, he tells Leonard that they can play Super Mario 64. He then proceeds to say, upon finding a memory card, that they can pick up where he left off. Super Mario 64 does not make use of the memory card for progression, all of that data was saved on the cartridge. (00:07:25)
The Vartabedian Conundrum - S2-E10
Character mistake: Sheldon's is depicted as someone who rigidly adheres to his daily routines, such as knocking three times on doors and his bathroom schedule. In this episode, we see how he wakes up by performing his morning vocal tests. But throughout the show, whenever we see Sheldon wake up, he never performed this test again.
Suggested correction: Maybe he only does it when he feels he needs to. For example, when he thinks he is losing his voice or coughed a lot during the night. Just because we see it once doesn't mean that he always did/will.
