Best short movie mistakes of 1946

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Continuity mistake: When the inebriated cuckoo pops out of the cuckoo clock at the beginning of the short, his feet are yellow, but when we see a close-up of the cuckoo in the next shot, his feet are now orange.

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Continuity mistake: When Butch is chasing Tom, Tom puts a flowerpot on a swing which crashes into Butch and it leaves earth on the floor. But when Butch uses a guitar to spank Tom when he comes down on the swing, the earth has completely disappeared.

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Continuity mistake: When we see Toodles in the window of her bedroom, the shutters have nothing on them, but in a close-up in the next shot, hooks have suddenly appeared.

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Factual error: When the camera pans to the theatre right after the opening credits, the sign uses the British spelling of "theatre" instead of the American "theater."

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Audio problem: When Bugs says "That's the old ginger, boy!" when practising with his baseball bat, his mouth doesn't move.

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Continuity mistake: After Bugs shoots the man in the audience for coughing, the style of notes in the music book in front of him changes between shots.

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Continuity mistake: When Elmer is chasing Bugs at the beginning of the cartoon, the ground is white, but when Bugs comes out of the log and pushes it over the cliff, the ground is green.

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Continuity mistake: When Tom picks up a telephone book, you can see he is holding the book with both hands, but when we see a close-up of the "Ajax Mouse Exterminators" in the next shot, his hands are nowhere to be seen.

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Continuity mistake: When Rocky says his prayers and gets into bed, he has a gun belt around his nightshirt. But when he jumps out of bed after seeing Bugs, the gun belt has disappeared.

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Continuity mistake: When the Wolf shakes the plastic surgeon, telling him to give him a new face, the surgeon's moustache disappears for a few frames. (00:05:30)

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Continuity mistake: When Bugs strikes the wall with a mallet, the wall crumbles and the red monster falls to the ground. At this point, you can see the mallet is by Bugs' feet, but when we see him in the next shot, the mallet is nowhere to be seen.

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Continuity mistake: When Bugs Bunny shows different cards when Elmer Fudd is being silly, you can see his right leg is in front of his left but when we see a close-up of the cards, his left leg is now in front of the right.

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Continuity mistake: When Porky is thrown out of the house by the kitten, you can see there are two footprints in the doorstep and there is a note in one of the milk bottles. But when we return to the kitten, the footprints and note have disappeared.

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Continuity mistake: When Daffy sneaks through the entrance gate, pretending to be an Academy Award, there is nothing on the wall by the security guard's hut. When Daffy tells the guard that "J.L. Is waiting", we cut back to the guard and there is now a door containing a push button box.

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