Continuity mistake: When Eric and Russell are lying outside Fangtasia while smoldering in the sunlight, their position on the ground keeps changing between shots, seen from the painted lines on Fangtasia's parking lot. For example, in the first shot, their heads are several inches away from the blue line, and Russell is lying on a white line. In the following close-ups, Eric is now lying on a white line instead, while Russell is not, and both have moved much closer to the blue line. Can't be due to vampire speed, as both are chained with silver. (00:00:05)
True Blood (2008)
1 continuity mistake in Evil Is Going On - chronological order
Starring: Anna Paquin, Stephen Moyer, Ryan Kwanten, Alexander Skarsgard, Rutina Wesley, Sam Trammell
Plot hole: In the episode where Jessica went home to her family's house in season 2, Bill said "someone who lives here must invite me in." In this episode, Russell Edgington's wolf (Coota) invites Russell into Alcide's apartment. Also, in Season 6 Sarah Newlin recinds Jessica's invitation into Jason's house (which only Jason should be able to do).
Eric: Godric could have been king of Texas had he wanted. He could have been king of any vampire territory anywhere. He is twice as old as I am and very powerful. There are none above him in the new world.
Bill: Well if he's so powerful, how could they abduct him?
Eric: Now that is what worries me. If one such as he can be taken by humans, then none of us are safe.
Trivia: They used real wolves (no CGI) to play opposite Bill Compton in the last scene of this episode.
Question: How could Eric and Godric be hunting the werewolf pack in 1945 without Pam, who we later learn is made in 1905?
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Answer: Pam doesn't have to be with Eric 24/7.