#9: atchualy, the camera angle switched. lookat where the newspaper is in relation to the couch and the rug behind the couch (not to be confused with the red rug in front) in both pictures. The dark rectangle is still pointed away from the ouch, and on the bottom the paper, facing the door.
Now who made the real mistake?
You made the real mistake, dumbass. The newspaper is to George's RIGHT in the first photo, it is to George's LEFT in the second photo. Anyone can see that the camera angle is different, but that doesn't matter.
Hmm I wonder the type of lives of the people who look through movies and tv shows just to find some blooper most people really don't care about
You are posting also. You just pointing out our little boat here?
Someone better call the god damn police.
The glasses in the background behind Kelsey Grammer (last picture) disappear also.
there are lots of these for friends too
Some of these can be pretty funny/interesting. If Im about to watch a movie that Ive seen a few times Ill go to IMDB and look up the goofs.
Never for a movie Ive never seen before tho……….
i like the motorboat series in the middle. breaks up the movie pics.
#21 is obviously a result of an Improbability Drive malfunction
"What's that? No I'll cure cancer in a bit, I'm gonna point out stupid inconsistencies that no one gives a shit about first."
Bit of a boring post tho, especially considering the amount of sitcoms in there.
Shit, you watch any friends or Seinfeld eposide and i could spot 10 'continuity' errors.
#9: atchualy, the camera angle switched. lookat where the newspaper is in relation to the couch and the rug behind the couch (not to be confused with the red rug in front) in both pictures. The dark rectangle is still pointed away from the ouch, and on the bottom the paper, facing the door.
Now who made the real mistake?
You made the real mistake, dumbass. The newspaper is to George's RIGHT in the first photo, it is to George's LEFT in the second photo. Anyone can see that the camera angle is different, but that doesn't matter.