The Scout

Continuity mistake: When the doctor is telling Al her diagnosis, the pencil on the clipboard disappears and reappears as the camera angle changes between her and Al.

MCKD

Continuity mistake: After Al sees Steve he takes him to a restaurant to eat. Right after Steve signs his last autograph he picks up a napkin in his right hand. The camera angle changes and the napkin is no longer in his hand.

MCKD

Continuity mistake: When Al and Steve are eating in the restaurant in Mexico, the food on Steve's plate keeps on changing positions as the camera angle changes and Steve's not touching it.

MCKD

Continuity mistake: When Steve throws the last strike in the World Series, the catcher and umpire are seen getting pushed back a few feet by the power of the pitch. The umpire is seen falling behind the catcher but when the camera angle changes the catcher is seen lying on top of the umpire.

MCKD

Continuity mistake: When Al and Steve are on the roof of Yankee Stadium, you see Steve throwing his glove down and when the camera angle changes he glove is back in his hands.

MCKD

Continuity mistake: During the first doctor visit, the doctor asks Steve what's wrong and you see Al start tugging at his shirt, but when the camera angle changes his hands are on his lap.

MCKD

Continuity mistake: When Al goes to the park to see Steve for the first time, a cart gets knocked over and the guy sitting next to Al gives him the pig leg he is eating twice as the camera angle changes.

MCKD

Continuity mistake: After Al sees Steve he takes him to a restaurant to eat. Right after Steve signs his last autograph he picks up a napkin in his right hand. The camera angle changes and the napkin is no longer in his hand.

MCKD

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