Weird Cousin / Baby Oskar - S4-E11
Factual error: Stephen Viksten is credited twice for voicing Oskar.
Weird Cousin / Baby Oskar - S4-E11
Continuity mistake: In "Baby Oskar" when Suzie answers the phone there are 12 buttons on the phone, but when she is sitting on the bed there are 9 buttons.
Weird Cousin / Baby Oskar - S4-E11
Continuity mistake: Weird Cousin: When Lila tells Arnold, "Going to a movie together sounds kind of like a date," the way she holds her book changes between shots. (00:01:41)
Weird Cousin / Baby Oskar - S4-E11
Continuity mistake: Baby Oskar: In the shot where Suzie tells Oskar, "As long as the baby is here, he's going to have to come first," the stove is drastically further away from the door than usual. (00:13:21)
Weird Cousin / Baby Oskar - S4-E11
Continuity mistake: Baby Oskar: When Oskar asks Suzie to make him breakfast, there are two baby food containers on the table. Later on, when Suzie is on the phone and Oskar walks back into the kitchen, the containers are gone. (00:16:14)
Weird Cousin / Baby Oskar - S4-E11
Continuity mistake: Baby Oskar: When Suzie says to Oskar, "Tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow. That's all I ever hear from you," she sets the baby bottle on the table. In the following shots, the bottle is nowhere to be found on the table. (00:15:23 - 00:15:57)
Weird Cousin / Baby Oskar - S4-E11
Continuity mistake: Baby Oskar: In the beginning of the episode, Suzie is ironing Oskar's pants, and the laundry basket is on the floor beside her. Suzie picks up his pants and lays them out on the ironing board, and in the next shot, the laundry basket is suddenly in her hands, and the pants are in the basket. (00:12:21)
Weird Cousin / Baby Oskar - S4-E11
Continuity mistake: In "Baby Oskar" the apartment number on the door to Oskar and Suzie's apartment appears and disappears multiple times throughout the episode.
Answer: The episode doesn't really elaborate on who the kid was and what his motives were, so its pure speculation as to why he took it. Perhaps the kid could simply want a ball all for himself and decided to just take it, or was simply a rotten kid. The truth is the kid's motives are not important to the story other than it highlights Arnold was having a lot of trouble getting through the list.
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