When Wally shakes hand goodbye with Norman and Cliff, he said, "Nice meeting you, Cliff". But he can't know Cliff's name - they were never introduced to another and his name was never mentioned. [Cliff is a mailman, and he is wearing his namebadge.]
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Frasier's Mother: [Referring to Diane] I understand you used to date that woman.
Sam Malone: That's right.
Frasier's Mother: How much would it take to start things up again?
Sam Malone: You don't have enough money.
Frasier's Mother: How do you know?
Sam Malone: There isn't enough money.
Mistakes
Right after Sam tells Carla he will sleep with the next woman who walks through the door, in the background there is an "Extra" (blonde-haired woman seen in background between Sam and Carla) who starts to cross right then turns and crosses lefts then turns right and stops and looks confused as to where she is to cross. Obviously she was given directions of which way to cross and when, but forgot. See more...
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The last line ever in this series was, "Sorry, we're closed." See more...
Cheers (1982) - 7 corrections
starring Ted Danson, Kelsey Grammer, Woody Harrelson (add more)
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They Called Me Mayday (series 2)
When Wally shakes hand goodbye with Norman and Cliff, he said, "Nice meeting you, Cliff". But he can't know Cliff's name - they were never introduced to another and his name was never mentioned. [Cliff is a mailman, and he is wearing his namebadge.]
Bar Bet (series 3)
Sam's friend Eddie shows up and says they made a bet a year ago while drinking tequila. This isn't possible, prior to his "falling off the wagon" when Diane left he hadn't had a drink in about five years (he told Diane 3 years in the pilot episode) and a year hadn't passed since he's fallen off the wagon when Diane left. [I am a recovering alcoholic, and teetotal, but even I occasionally have a relapse, generally when meeting old drinking buddies. I regret it to hell the next morning, but it happens - to me and to Sam.]
Dark Imaginings (series 4)
When Sam and Diane are alone in the hospital room, he tries to make the room more romantic by dimming the lights and moving a table so that no-one can get in the door, however when Diane doesn't go for it and goes to leave, the table is back in its original position, and no one went near it. [Just before Diane leaves, the camera cuts back to Sam for a few seconds, giving Diane time to move the table away from the door.]
Corrected by Chimera
I Do and Adieu (series 5)
When Sam is fantasizing about what life would be like with Diane when they are old and living in the house, when Diane serves the tea to Sam and the regulars who stop by, there is no steam rising from the cups to prove that the tea is hot. [You don't always see this in real life, and it might be hard to capture on camera, anyway.]
Please Mr. Postman (series 7)
Sam finds out that the song that makes Rebecca melt is "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'", but later he plays for her "Unchained Melody" and she reacts as if it were the song. ["Unchained Melody" is the song Sam played to Rebecca in her apartment when she was drunk and realied she doesn't love Robin. "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" was played in the bar, when the singer came in. If she remembered that, there would be no frame of reference.]
Those Lips, Those Ice (series 7)
In this episode, Carla knows Eddie didn't send her the flowers because she said his real name isn't Edward, it's Gee but in the episode when they're married, the priest says, Do you, Edward LeBec take Carla?" [The priest at the wedding of Prince Charles (the first wedding, that is) got his name wrong - why can't the priest in a small wedding in Boston? Character mistake.]
The Last Picture Show (series 11)
In this episode, it's stated that Sam bought the bar from Gus O'Malley. However in "Sam's Women" (season 1), when a man comes in looking for "Gus," Norm says that Gus was two owners ago. [Who's to say that there wasn't a Gus who owned the bar at the time in question? Norm is a heroic beer drinker - he could easily be drunk enough to confuse two people with the same forename.]
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