Watching Too Much Television - S4-E7
Visible crew/equipment: When Furio is at the Sopranos' to pick up Tony and tells Carmela he'll be waiting in the car, a crew member can be seen reflected in the door glass as Carmela closes the door. (00:38:55)
Continuity mistake: Ralph's left ear is pierced. The prop of his cut head is not.
Continuity mistake: While Tony sits with his nephew, the peanut butter jar moves closer to the remote control between the first and second shot.
The Strong, Silent Type - S4-E10
Continuity mistake: Tony gives Corrado a glass of wine, holding it from the sides. A frame later his hand is on top of the glass.
The Strong, Silent Type - S4-E10
Revealing mistake: Christopher is high from shooting heroin and sits on Adriana's dog and kills it. She comes home and calls for the dog and sees her under Christopher. He picks her up and you can plainly tell its a stuffed dog.
Continuity mistake: When Junior comes downstairs from shaving and enters the kitchen, his face and left ear have some smears of shaving cream. Junior walks into the den in the scene that immediately follows, and the smears of shaving cream have increased under his nose and on his left ear. (00:13:40)
Revealing mistake: The semi-automatic handgun the gunman is shooting has no rearward slide movement after each shot is fired for the shell casings to eject. The gun is firing but it's not reloading, however it's firing several shots. This is just not possible. In a few other previous gun scenes like the Mikey Palmice hit Christopher is dramatizing the recoil by moving the handgun up and down and snapping it in a way that just doesn't make any sense. (00:48:50)
Continuity mistake: In all of the episodes where Carmela hosts her film club, the theater seats in the Sopranos' screening room are gold, attached with wide trays for snacks, beverages, etc. But in this episode, when Tony and A.J. move the seats outside, they are maroon, without the wide trays.
Character mistake: During an argument between Tony and Carmela, they mention her ring, given to her in earlier episode. They refer to it as an emerald. It is a sapphire.
Other mistake: In the scene where Paulie Gualtieri goes to confront "Feech" La Manna at the bakery concerning the landscaping feud, the clock on the wall doesn't match the time on La Manna's watch or the clock on the wall behind La Manna's desk. The big clock says 11:55 while the other two say either 2:45 or 9:10.
Revealing mistake: After Tony's unsuccessful meeting with Johnny due to Christopher's inability to keep his mouth shut, while Tony and Chris are driving past stores, we can see the reflections of the filming equipment attached to the roof of their vehicle.
Visible crew/equipment: When Tony and Pontecorvo pull up to the clubhouse in the golf cart, as Tony walks toward the neurologist, there's a red T-mark on the ground at the bottom left corner of the screen.
Continuity mistake: Tony, Carmela, and AJ are meeting with AJ's school guidance counselor. Partway through the meeting, AJ is asked to leave. When AJ stands up, he is wearing beige-coloured trousers, but as the shot changes to show him walking out the door, he is now wearing black trousers. (00:15:30)
Continuity mistake: When Tony sits by the pool, the position of the towel on the chair changes through shots.
Continuity mistake: The table with the beer bottle by the pool gets closer to the chair after Tony sits down.
Irregular Around the Margins - S5-E5
Continuity mistake: When Tony and Ade are playing darts, Ade throws a '3' and a bulls eye. When it cuts the darts have moved to '20' and '4'. (00:13:30)
Irregular Around the Margins - S5-E5
Continuity mistake: Adriana was wearing a red blouse at the Crazy Horse, and in the car with Tony during the accident. When Christopher picks her up from hospital, she is wearing a gray Fila sweatsuit jacket. It's funny she is wearing something different because the next morning at the hospital, Tony is wearing the same shirt he had on during the accident. (00:23:57 - 00:29:04)
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Ryan Grubb