The post-it always sticks twice - S6-E7
Continuity mistake: Samantha produces a joint outside the club and the way she holds it differs between the front and back shots.
Character mistake: When Charlotte is looking at her wedding announcement in the New York Times, there is a close-up shot of part of the article. It says, in reference to Charlotte: "She is a writer and editor at Fashions Magazine in Manhattan". This is not true, nor has it ever been true. Perhaps the producers of the show threw that in, to see if anyone would notice. Also, the same article mentions: "The bride, who will be keeping her name..." and yet we never really hear Charlotte use the name York instead of Goldenblatt. (00:16:45)
Plot hole: When there is a close-up shot of Charlotte and Harry's wedding announcement in the New York Times, there is a large article to the left and above. If you read what it says, it appears to actually be a tongue-in-cheek wedding announcement referencing Mr. Big and Natasha's former wedding. The college information is off (Rutgers instead of Tulane), but some of the other information alludes to their previous wedding in the Hamptons, and how they met. Also the name Natasha is mentioned several times. Yet we know that this wedding happened some time ago, so it couldn't possibly be running in that day's New York Times. (00:16:45)
Plot hole: After Carrie has her strenuous night with the 'fling', she is shown lying flat on her apartment floor in the morning, as if unable to move very much. But there is a cup of coffee next to her, obviously bought from somewhere in the city. Carrie is so disabled from her injury that when she reaches the church, she is hunched over, can barely walk, and Stanford has to help her along. She is affected a great deal from her 'sex sprain' during the entire wedding. So how is it that she was able to get up and go buy a cup of coffee outside of her apartment in the morning, when she was so injured she couldn't do much but lie flat on the floor when Charlotte called her? It doesn't seem likely that Carrie would have gone to all that effort to go out and buy coffee, when she is so immobile. She wasn't able to get around well enough for a small errand. (00:17:15)
A woman's right to shoes (a.k.a. no shoes, no service) - S6-E9
Continuity mistake: When Miranda flirts with the doctor she raises her right arm and touches her hair. A shot later it's lowered. (00:04:20)
A woman's right to shoes (a.k.a. no shoes, no service) - S6-E9
Continuity mistake: Carrie asks Charlotte about her marriage and grabs a glass of water, which disappears a shot later. (00:09:35)
A woman's right to shoes (a.k.a. no shoes, no service) - S6-E9
Continuity mistake: In this episode, Brady has the Chicken Pox. But when Robert visits Miranda at home and picks up Brady, there is absolutely no sign at all that he has Chicken Pox. It takes awhile to get over Chicken Pox, and for them to fade. So even if Brady is recovering from having Chicken Pox recently, he would still show signs of it. It couldn't go away that fast, and it's way too soon for Brady to be completely clear. (00:12:55)
A woman's right to shoes (a.k.a. no shoes, no service) - S6-E9
Revealing mistake: When Charlotte and Carrie walk down the street there's a group of bystanders behind watching the filming. One of them is even taking pictures.
A woman's right to shoes (a.k.a. no shoes, no service) - S6-E9
Continuity mistake: When Harry leaves the tea bag on the counter, its position and that of the string and label attached to it, changes between shots.
Answer: A popular brand of sexual lubricant. See http://www.k-y.com/index.jsp.
J I Cohen