The Cleveland Show

The Cleveland Show (2009)

5 mistakes in Y Tu Junior Tambien

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Y Tu Junior Tambien - S3-E8

Plot hole: Cleveland never tells his friends where Cecilia lives. Yet Lester is somehow able to call Immigration & Customs Enforcement and direct them to Cecilia's house. (00:14:05 - 00:15:10)

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Y Tu Junior Tambien - S3-E8

Continuity mistake: When Junior starts singing and Cecilia joins in making them a duet, the shot cuts to Cleveland. After this it cuts to a wide shot where we can see Cleveland doing nothing. In the next shot, he's suddenly finished drinking from a glass. (00:11:00)

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Y Tu Junior Tambien - S3-E8

Other mistake: After Cleveland introduces his friends to Junior's girlfriend Cecilia, Holt says to Cleveland he managed to take a picture of Cecilia without her noticing. However there are two reasons Holt couldn't have been able to take the picture with Cecilia standing in the position she was in. One, Cecilia was never standing in that particular position at any point during the conversation. And two, Cecilia was standing next to Junior the whole time. If it was the right way round, Junior should have been in the picture with Cecilia when Holt took it. (00:07:50 - 00:08:50)

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Answer: In the episode "A Rodent Like This" Rallo discovers that Cleveland Jr. is actually a secret agent who is tracking down Tim, who is actually criminal. Jr. reveals that in order to get close he had to eliminate the real Cleveland Jr. luckily Cleveland doesn't pay attention so it was easy. Whether or not this is canon or not depends on the writers.

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