Continuity: Towards the end of the episode, when Clarice is heading out on her date, her arms go from in front of her clasping her bag, to by her side in an instant between shots.

Continuity: When Frasier is complaining that he is not mentioned in the acknowledgments of the novel, he picks up the book and then slams it down on the desk. It sits face up, near the front of the desk. In the next shot of the desk, we see that the book is face down and has moved back.

Continuity: In the opening scene, Frasier is leaning against the bookcase. There is a shot of Daphne, and after her one line the doorbell rings. The shot then cuts to Frasier who is instantly at the door, although he has not had time to get there.

Continuity: Tom is sitting on Frasier's couch and has one hand on the arm of the couch and one on his knee. In the next shot he has both hands in front of him.

Continuity: Near the beginning of the show, Daphne is having a smoke, and Frasier takes it from her - her hand is on her knee but when the shot changes it is in her lap.

Continuity: Niles goes to Frasier's apartment and meets Tom, the new station manager. Niles is talking to him with his hands clasped in front of him but in the next shot his hand are clasped behind his back.

Continuity: Marty is patting Niles on the shoulder, comforting him over the destroyed flour child. The next shot shows him patting him on the back near his collar, with no time for the change in position.

Continuity: Frasier and Daphne are forging signatures on the get well card. In one shot they both have their pens quite a distance from the card but in the next shot they are both writing, without enough time for the change.

Continuity: Niles is holding baby Nathan in the hospital and Arleen takes him back because he's crying - suddenly the blanket is up around his head even though it was hanging loose before.

Continuity: When Frasier and Daphne are copying the names into the new get well card, we see Daphne using a pen with an orange lid. She puts the lid on the pen and sets it down. In the very next shot she is writing with the same pen.

Continuity: Arleen the cab driver is in labour. She pushes her hair back with her hand in one shot, but in the next it is back on the steering wheel, without enough time for this to happen in real time.

Continuity: Near the beginning of the show, Roz takes a large get well card into Frasier's booth - she has some papers as well, which are on top of the card. She lowers the card and the next shot shows the papers are under the card, with no time for changes in position.

Continuity: In the opening scene when Frasier sits on the desk to try and read the information on Roz's side of the glass, the blue book on the desk changes angle between shots.

Continuity: Near the end of the show, when Niles, Frasier, and Martin are at Duke's, Niles says, "I'm not here just for you, Dad" and he puts his hand on Marty's shoulder. The next shot shows him standing about two feet away, with his hands by his side.

Continuity: About two thirds of the way through the show, Marty and Frasier are talking in the living room. Marty is sitting in his chair with a glass of milk. One shot shows him with both hands on his milk, and then he puts his left hand on the arm of the chair. In the next shot his hands are around his glass of milk again.

Continuity: About halfway through the show, Daphne, Roz, Niles, Frasier and Marty are all in the living room. Roz hands Frasier a piece of paper, which he takes and starts to unfold it - in the next shot, he is taking the paper again.

Continuity: The waitress brings Frasier his coffee just as Niles begins to say "Anyway," and she is back behind the counter as he finishes the word. There just wouldn't be enough time in real life to do this.

Continuity: Bulldog is listening to Frasier talk to Madeline on the phone. Bulldog is holding the magazine under his arm, but in the next shot it is on top of the tape player and his hand is on top of it. There was no time for natural change.

Continuity: Frasier goes into his booth and puts down the magazine featuring Madeline with the page open. Bulldog comes in and looks at the page, and says how attractive she is. But it is definitely not the same page that Frasier had been looking at a couple of shots before.

Continuity: When Frasier comes into the living room, Marty's cigar box is open. The shot then shows Frasier talking to Eddie about his socks, and the cigar box is suddenly closed. At the end of the scene, the cigar box is open again.