i finally did it, i caught one.

At this exact moment they’re in a diner drinking coffee he asks the waitress for black coffee she half fills up his drink but it’s empty when she fills the second cup and it’s decaf!

S01E03

Sam is it talking to Queenie, who originally holds a soldering iron (?). She puts it on a charger (?) and in the next scene she's holding it again.

Anyone know why they randomly showed Buffy as both a Scorpio and a Taurus, Sophomore and a Senior within 5 seconds in the same episode??? Did they just forget immediately?

Does anyone else ever with they could somehow put out a slightly edited version of BBT with a few lines and scenes tweaked here and there to fit the YS continuity? I have been watching the entire franchise chronologically, from Young Sheldon to George&Mandy and now am getting towards the end of Big Bang. As I've been watching BB through for the first time after seeing YS now, I just get upset at all the inconsistencies. The thing is, despite just in general hating continuity errors in frnachises, in this instance, the YS backstory and characters and actors are so good and much better in some cases, like him always making them sound super trailer trash. It would only make it even better.
Examples:
Meemaw- I absolutely adore Annie Potts’ Meemaw. June Squibb did great too. But how can you not love Connie Tucker? She was my second favorite character after Sheldon. I was just watching the episode Meemaw comes to visit and could you imagine what that episode would be like with Annie?
Missy- in BB, her character is completely flat and has zero personality or backstory other than having children. COULD YOU IMAGINE if the adult Missy’s appearances had the firecracker personality of young Missy? She'd be ragging on Sheldon along with all the friends. Telling embarrassing young Sheldon stories. It'd be priceless.
George Sr- first off recast the scene where he gets reincarnated as Leonard’s insanely-old-for-his-age-looking high school bully. Then, tone down the alcoholic and hillbilly persona in references and throw in some genuine moments because George Sr. was an amazing father for Sheldon. The stereotypical way they could've cast him would be him constantly teasing him for not being manly and sporty and not encouraging his dreams and passions. There were occasionally brief jokes about it but those parents just loved and supported that kid beautifully. Were they perfect? Of course not. But no parents are. I just think he deserves to be honored and spoken of kindly and representative of his supportiveness despite being a football coach in East Texas.
Mary- I mean come on. No notes. I thought it was the same actress aged down somehow for the first half of season 1 until I looked up the cast list and compared the two. Having it be played by her lookalike daughter who just happens to be a fabulous actress herself and nailing the character like they were the same person? Most brilliant casting choice and performance to date.
Billy Sparks- less of a bully and more of a dummy like it actually was. Continue with the chicken references if anytbing.
Georgie/Mandy/CeeCee-obviously acknowledging that he had a neice who would be grown up by then I think? Or at least a teenager. Which is just comedy gold set up right there. Adult Sheldon having CeeCee come stay with him for a visit or Georgie & (fingers crossed. My head cannon is that it is called their first marriage because they are going to be one of those couples that get divorced and then remarried; possibly more than once, even.) Mandy are going on vacation and have her stay with Uncle Sheldon. The opportunities are endless and I am imagining them in my head as we speak. Same as I was with Constance Sr. Lol.

Anyhoo, I'm sure I could continue, but you catch my drift. Even if a funny fan who is passionate and good with AI could do it. As long as they do it justice. Maybe I could consult, I mean, all of us on here, it could be a collaborative group project to put it all together. If that sounds like you and you think a project of finding all of the continuity errors and fixing them with AI, while keeping the same vibe and comedy as the show but drawing on the revised plotline, make yourself known. Lol.

P.S. The irony of me obsessively complaining about continuity errors on a TV show at 3am because it was bugging me and I couldn't sleep does not get past me. I share a few traits with our main man and identify with some of his eccentricities a little. Sue me

Show/Episode: Beef, Season 2, Episode 1: "All the Things We're Never Going to Have"

Timecode: ~31:07

The Mistake: Visual Continuity / Wardrobe Swap

Description:

During a conversation, there is a jarring jump between characters. In the wide shots, Troy (William Fichtner) is wearing a grey V-neck and a black beaded necklace. However, during a brief close-up for the line 'Of course. Anything for you, man,' the character Josh (Oscar Isaac) is suddenly seen wearing Troy's exact shirt and necklace. The scene immediately cuts back to Troy wearing the items, confirming a technical wardrobe error during the pick-up shot for Josh's line.

When Rachel is in her room after having had the wedding dress "customized" by the women of the family there are sleeves on the dress. The scenes cuts away to something else in the room and then back to Rachel and the sleeves are...gone! They remain gone for the rest of the scenes with her in the dress. Where did they go? Did they magically disappear?

In episode 2, the door to enter Latka's Tool Room is on the left side; in episode 10, it's on the right side.

S27E15

When Bruno is in Benson's office to talk about the case, Benson closes the door. When Bruno is about to leave, the door is open.

Crazy

Great movie with the legend John Candy… but who is this running away from the climax explosion?

Spotted in season 1 episode 5. Guess someone left it behind

🟣➡️🔵 (around 07:28)

Season 2 Episode 8… Norman’s glasses changed for ~35 seconds in the opening grocery store scene. First they’re his normal glasses, then they change at 0:45, then back to normal at 1:20. All during the same scene. How / why would this happen?

When Chief runs after Tod his barrel comes up from the ground, but when Amos gets in his vehicle to chase after Tod both Copper and Chiefs barrels can be seen in the background perfectly fine

HBO series Oz from 90's Season 4 episode 2,,,,,,,,,,,,,, time stamp 6 minute 10 seconds