10 Most Annoying TV Plot Holes Ever
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To be fair to Phoebe, early episodes also establish that her mother and grandmother lied to her repeatedly about her childhood (the generic picture frame man was her dad, Albert Einstein was grandpa, etc.), so it may not be that Phoebe forgot when exactly her dad ran out; just that she was lied to.
True. I don't even watch that show and I knew that.
Was gonna say pretty much the same thing.
Came here to say this
Just posted this before seeing your comment
In the game of thrones one they can't swim but they can walk on the bottom of the pond because they don't need to breathe because they're dead
How did Mr. Narrator miss that? They just walked down, lashed the chains on, and hauled it up. No fuss no muss.
What made me saddest in GoT wasn't the dragon dying.
They had three dragons. One for the undead, one for the dragon king, and one for Bran. Just mind grab that green sucker and go wild.
Even worse: where the hell did they get those great big chains? They always carry tons of chains around with them? There just happened to be a forge nearby were they made them?
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Hardhome. Just make the dead bring it. Those chains would be useful since he wanted a dragon. Nothing was on accident. He was magic 😂👍🏾
Yeah, this one seems glaring obvious.
They also had giants
Half of these aren't plot holes, just inconsistencies. I think a plot hole must have a real effect on the plot to be called one.
I knew there was a reason I avoided these shows, now I know.
@@GhostRider-sc9vu If inconsistencies or plot holes stopped you watching you wouldn't watch anything at all! :-)
I'm assuming whoever wrote this one didn't really watch the Office? This reaction is clearly explained when Pam goes and talks to the (recently fired) boom mic guy, and finds out that they were being filmed and recorded even when they couldn't see the crew. It's also worth noting that the main casts reactions all track very well with their characters.
Thank you! Yes, they were freaking out over the secret/hidden recordings.
this is what i also came to say
They wouldn’t be only person who hasn’t watched the office. Original or copy
“Why does a fighting game have a sex function.” I could think of a couple of Japanese games where that’s a thing.
Sexual functions wouldn't be the same as sexual aspects
GTA got very close to it also
My guess was it's a full virtual sim with a fighting game skin over it. For example, why create an engine that only works for fighting games, when you can create an all-purpose sim that can be used for any genre?
While lazy, it's really something of a no-brainer assumption that a game that allows for a full dive VR simulation wouldn't be on rails.
I think the more important question is, "Why would a full VR simulator be marketed as a fighting game." I mean, seriously, isn't half the point of fighting games that you can beat holy hell out of people without all that pesky pain?
Dead wrong about the office. They knew they were being filmed at work, but didn't know that the film crew was hiding in the bushes and following them home and to the bathroom and stuff.
and about game of thrones. just because they cant swim doesnt mean they cant walk on the bottom of the lake/ocean/whatever
Phoebe's plot hole isn't as annoying as Chandler/Rachels 'first time meeting'...they already knew each other even before the pilot episode...
on top of that.....her mom and grandma basically lied about her entire childhood. So I just always thought that her mom lied to her about when her mom left, I mean the newly born child wouldn't know when the father left lol
In Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel says that he can't perform CPR on Buffy because vampires don't breathe. Yet he talks. You kind of need air to produce sound through your vocal chords. Even if you ignore that, several times during that show and the Angel series, you see vampires smoking which would again need air to push in and out through the lungs. AND if you choose to ignore that, think of the times that vampires were strangled until they were subdued in the series or when Spike is being drowned in season 7.
Technically Angel says 'I have no breath' which, if you're feeling generous and bullshitty, could be taken as a metaphorical/spiritual thing meaning Vampires just can't do CPR because it's inherently contradictory to their whole Vampiric Nature.
Same way vampire blood, while being blood, probably couldn't be used in transfusion.
I think its more of a case of they don't need to breathe. not that they can't. Saying that he can't do CPR definitely doesn't work. Strangling could be more about cutting off bloodflow to the brain rather than lack of air. Do they have a heart beat in Buffy? I don't remember. They definitely shouldn't be able to drown though.
All the times the vampires were strangled, it was usually a bluff, at least as far as I remember.
Fandom inconsistencies for the sake of drama is a long standing tradition. 😬😬
Claire wasn't an inconsistency, the fact that she never got sick or hurt growing up was brought up several times and even became a serious issue when she got shot. If you can't actually watch a show a second time through to research your facts you probably shouldn't post lists about it. A lot of things that seem like TV plot holes were just stuff that you didn't notice on the first watch. Like The Office gang being upset about the sneaking around the film crew did, and how they promised not to put entirely personal elements in. It's not a plot hole, the tv crew just lied about the level of intrusion. Again that's brought up several times throughout the run.
The plot hole in Heroes that bugged the hell out of me was the whole "we can bring people back to life" thing they did with Claire's dad, how it seemed to just cease to exist as a plot device when they killed off Nathan Patrelli, like they could have had one simple aside to acknowledge this, something like "that was a one off and subsequent attempts at using his blood (or whatever it was) failed on other people"...they didn't even grace us with an explanation, the entire writing staff decided to just pretend the whole thing never happened. It really pissed me off.
Season 2 was good too... Until that fucking scenarist strike. Then they killed off Monica, who was like the best new character ever, and I never forgave them. Then they added Speedy who was another great character, killed her as well as Ella, and we got stuck with the annoying ones. Ali Larter kind of held the tv show but they killed off her character (and bring her back as her twin, then her triplet, wtf).
Especially if we consider the fact that Claire as baby was brought out of the house by the bad guy's before the smoke or the fire harmed her
Again they don't watch movie's/TV show's they're talking about
Ash was the only one on what culture who did her home work that's probably because she really left
Heroes is just a shitty version of 4400 anyway, I don’t have a high opinion about it so any actual plot holes or inconsistencies don’t really matter to me 😛
@@crystaldietz6419 Heroes s1 was far better than anything the 4400 did after the pilot tv event. Post s1 though is one of the biggest drop offs to ever happen on tv.
I always thought HRG just told Claire's mom that she died so he could take her. I think that lines up with his personality and actions in the show, and takes care of that plot hole.
Plus they explain in an episode that Claire always had the ability which is why she was never sick and stuff as a kid. They said they did everything they could to protect her so it’s not out of the realm of possibility that they just treated her healing ability as normal. Her fake mom also got her memory wiped multiple times so it’s likely the ability showedbitself and she was forced to forget
Bingo!!! Seems like these guys would research better lol.
Pretty much came here to say the same thing. She always had the ability, just became aware of it herself at puberty. The same way she comes back from being dead... it’s an auto response.
Either that, or the Haitian wiped it from her mind
I came here to trash in these comments for my first TV Love(Heroes)... What culture can suck it for #3! I'm the biggest Heroes fan ever and I'll fight anyone who says different.
Regarding the HIMYM one, not really a plot hole. All we see on screen is Ted's memories of what happened, and he has proven multiple times throughout the show that he forgets things and he's not a 100% reliable narrator. So just because Marshall's family was not at the wedding on screen, it doesn't necessarily mean that they were not actually there. Same for Scrubs, those are JD's flashbacks, we don't know how actually accurate they are.
But Ted wasn't in the scene where Marshall was with his family so why would he remember any of that?
@@ollycole4917 it's not really relevant, everything that we see on screen is what Ted is narrating to his children, there are multiple instances where he's not present but the show still shows what happens, so as far as we know he could even be lying or making stuff up. We are just assuming that what he's saying is the truth but there are multiple instances where he forgets things or purposefully decides to omit details.
You don't need to swim if you can simply walk on the bottom of a lake and not drown. Especially if you're hauling heavy chains to wrap around a dragon.
Why’d they have to drag him out of the water to begin with? Why couldn’t the Night King just raise his arms, like he did in the other resurrection scenes?
And where’d they get those giant chains, for that matter?
You are right. Jon Snow saying they can't swim is not the same as they can't survive under water.
Seriously... of all the ones they could have picked from GoT last season, they picked one that Pirates of the Caribbean explained almost 10 years before the show started.
@@Thescott16 could not agree with you more
You get a thumbs up because they seriously don't understand that you sink a handful of wights and leave them there.
Where did they say Claire lost her powers? Maybe she just never had a serious injury? That can happen you know.
I always thought it was more that her powers were activated to respond to the fire temporarily in a quick burst and was unstable until puberty
@@urahara64360 could be that as well. I guess my point was I don't recall any conflicting info directly in the show. I think nerds like myself may have assumed it was the "powers show up during puberty" trope, but that was never stated in the show. It seems to have taken a decent injury for her to notice - i.e. she may have just grown up not noticing that she didn't really get bumps or bruises. It's plausible to me that he powers were there all her life and she just never had an injury big enough to make them obvious.
@@danhackett5597 it would depend on how active she was as a child but it's definitely possible to have it that way too.
I'd say that her dad - HRG - was probably over protective and made sure she didn't get seriously hurt so she never noticed.
@@danhackett5597 I agree. I was really active as a kid, but I have never broken a bone or had a ton of blood seep out of me.
For the scrubs one, I always figured it was the differing first times each of them made a big impact on the other. It happens, friends will misremember things based on what’s more important to who…
Man, Heroes had soooo much potential. Great cast, interesting characters and effects. But damn it went downhill.
It fucking ran downhill
The writers' strike effed it up badly.
The writer's guild strike absolutely killed season 2 and the show never recovered. For me still, the best first season of television I've ever seen.
@@zunaidparker Agreed! Great first season!
Heroes messed up so bad I can't watch or read anything to do with time travel. It all just makes me feel a queasy foreboding they'll pull a Heroes
heroes has many many inconsistencies but this isn't one of them, she discovered her powers over and over again and her dad got the Haitian to wipe her memory
The white walkers could have gotten that chain on the dragon without creating a plot hole. They might not be able to swim yeah, but they didn’t need to swim to get those chains to the bottom of the lake and tie it to the dragon. They only needed to sink, then maybe walk out of the lake like the cursed pirates in the Black Pearl.
I was thinking the same thing. This video isn't very well thought-out.
Or just hold onto/ climb the chains as the dragon is being pulled out. Out of the MANY inconsistencies of GoT, that one was the absolute worst choice
It is established that the Iron Islands were safe because of the water.
They don't dissipate if it rains, so water alone is not the toxin to them.
The question is where between a puddle of mud and a sea do the problems arise?
The ones that went into the lake didn’t come back out. They were sacrificed just like the ones that were sacrificed to cross the flaming ditch in the final season.
Well I'm still wondering where in the heck they got that chain. Was there a Home Depot north of the Wall?
Pretty sure HRG used the Haitian to remove Claire's memories any time her powers manifested. If I'm remembering correctly, the Haitian is sent to remove her memories again whenever HRG finds the video of Claire jumping from the railing, but he doesn't use his abilities that time, allowing her to discover the truth about her life. Haitian DOES use his powers on the boy who filmed Claire, though. That's a whole thing in one episode where she realizes what's happening and who's behind it.
The broken lift in TBBT is simply a way to allow the characters to engage in long conversations (mostly) relating to that episode's story.
I mean, it even shows the white walkers underwater....not swimming....walking.....thats decidedly not swimming................what's hard to uunderstand about that?
It shows the wights, not the White Walkers. The White Walkers were only the beings who created the wights from the dead, not the undead themselves.
@@fordhouse8b semantics. The point still remains, they had no need to swim at all.
@@captainspaulding5963 I agree with your point entirely. As for semantics, at some point lexical semantics becomes quite important. How will we be able to discuss the actual White Walkers if every asshole insists on referring to the mindless undead drones as White Walkers? They are clearly two very different classes of beings, and thus its is important o not only distinguish between the two, but also use terminology which makes the distinction clear.
i just figured that Pheobe was just mistaken about when her dad left, just doesnt remember cause she was a baby , i wouldnt call that a plot hole
Honestly, Heroes could have filled up this whole list.
TRUE
as I remember, the Haitian would erase the family's memories every once in a while and that's why the Mother ended up with permanent memory lose (kind of Alzheimer's), and of course why Claire herself didn't remember her own powers... but maybe I am imagining it, it was too long ago.
@@tifirron That is what happend.
@@tifirron yeah, that happened. That actually makes a lot of sense. I’m surprised they didn’t go for a much easier plot hole. The show has plenty to go around.
so could GoT
Out of all the plot holes in the final 2 seasons of Game of Thrones, that was the one you guys chose??? The white walkers didn't need to SWIM to drop into the water and then WALK across the ocean floor to wrap the chains around the dead dragon. They're already dead, so it's not like they're going to drown. I can't believe that was your #1 pick lol.
I know right, clearly Gareth didn't think this one through too well when he wrote this list out.
EXACTLY!!! Hey Gareth, go watch 'Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl'!
Right! Plenty of actual plot holes are really just people being stupid and refusing to connect the dots clearly laid out. Plenty of things in GOT make no sense but just as much gets missed by casuals 😂😂🤷🏾♂️
Exactly
Yeah I was thinking they just walked but it's more probable that Jon Snow just knows nothing
White Walkers are not the same as Wights, and we never see them swimming. So your choice for number 1 isn't a plot hole at all.
They don't swim. They can walk along the bottom.
They don't swim. They shoot bolts through the corpse, with chains attached. From the surface. The dragon won't care, he's dead.
Honestly, in a scene that involves a freaking bunch of dead guys hauling up a freaking dragon corpse and then animating it, the thing you single out as not making sense is "How did they get the chains on it?" That's the only logical bit of the entire scene.
The Office one isn't really a plot hole tho, they were shocked about the hidden cams....like obviously they wouldn't have kissed if they knew there was a camera rolling inside a room. So not a plot hole~
I was gonna say the same thing. The characters literally say in one of the final episodes as they realize some of the doc footage reveals some surprising things that they didn't realize the cameras were catching them when they weren't obviously around. The cameramen often throughout the show are obviously sneaking up on characters to film things that the characters aren't aware any cameras are there for (like when MIchael confronts Stanley in the "Did I Stutter" episode).
One that always bothers me is about the space aliens being part of the plot in American Horror Story: Asylum. They keep bringing it up in the first half and near the end, they literally just forgot about them.
YYYUP I THINK ITS THE STRONGEST BEST SEASON OF THE SHOW EXCEPT FOR THOSE DAMN ALIENS
LIKE WHY DID THE ALIENS GET INCLUDED THE STORY DIDNT NEED THEM WHATSOVER LIKE????
My wife talks about this fact before every new season comes out, hoping that they will come back or finally be talked about.
Why does a fighting game have a sec function?
Have you met the Japanese?
Re: GOT. White walkers cannot swim, but they don't need to breathe either! Sink down, hook up chains, climb back up, shake dry.
Even GTA had a sex function. You telling me that if GTA was VR they wouldn't add that with a code? 🤣🤣
Exactly, I was going to say “because programmers” but the same point.
I was going to say that this just might be the natural evolution of the Dead or Alive franchise.
Theory: since HIMYM is being told by Ted to his kids, then what we see is their mental imagery of events. Ted didn't have any anecdotes about Marshall's family at the wedding, so he didn't bring them up. I submit they were there, but we don't see them because they weren't mentioned.
Yeah, I'm talking out my arse.
Well your arse talks the truth.
Lawyered
your arse made sense
I haven't seen Friends in a while but I swear there was a line where Phoebe asked her father why he ran out before she was born and that's when he told her the stories.
You can't trust anything Jon Snow says, after all he knows nothing.
Underrated comment
Comedy shows always have thing that don't add up. Also most shows have some inconsistencies, because of the changes in writers, & directors.
Almost none of these are plotholes, you guys really just make up anything without doing research do you:
Maybe Phoebe's dad left when she was an baby(then she wouldn't remember him) and her mother(or who ever raised her, I can't remember) told her he left before she was born thinking that it would hurt less.
5:45 the actor who played Danielle on lost passed away earlier this year.
As soon as the GoT show writers ran out of book material, that show got hokey real fast.
The Black Mirror one isn't a plot hole either. 95% of game devs are male, give young men a little device that can make you think you're inside a game and can simulate any environment or sensation you like, what is the first thing they are going to program?
and it's kind of exploit, actually. You must feel something in a fighting game, not 100%, because some of those hits would KO you in a second, but something. It's 100% probable if someone would take character clothes off and just try to wack it.
The Heroes "plot hole" is explained in season 1. When her dad finds out that she knows she has a power, he sends the Haitian to erase her memories and those of everyone who know about it. It's implied that he has done this multiple times for this very reason (and has definitely sent the Haitian to his wife even more times whenever she gets close to figuring out what his job is).
Clair in Heores had her memories erased by her father several times. That's why she thinks she's dicovering her powers in that age.
Exactly! Her powers were always there, it was just impossible for her to remember them.
Game of Thrones.... basically the entire last season was the plot hole that turned a great show into one that people regret watching.
Why do the undead need to swim to chain up a dragon and drag it out? Why can't the ones that went in the water to do the job just be stuck down there?
Or, hang on to/climb the chain out. No worries there.
For the B99 one, that literally happened to me.
My facial hair was always patchy and I couldn’t grow a beard to save my life so I always just shaved mostly…
A few years later I was in the hospital for an extended time and grew a nice beard… lmao I always told everyone I couldn’t grow a damn beard too!
Sometimes men just mature without knowing it until given the opportunity!
I remember a show called "sliders" having some plot holes but I don't think I can recall what they were
Claire might have just not sustained an injury or momentarily gained her powers in an eclipse.
(Which is not as rare as people think.
In Brooklyn 99 that isn’t really a beard. It’s more stubble, jake might be referring to growing a Viking esque beard, something which many people cannot do
Yh, when guys say they can't grow a beard they don't mean it literally, just that they have very patchy facial hair (which Jake does have)
Yeah, that beard is awful. I can see why he'd say he can't grow one.
I don't know how you did such a brilliant and hilarious Jon Snow impression with just 1 word, but you did it. Iol
Everything With Stan and Francine Smith on American Dad It's like TBS is a pulling a Simpsons Style retcon job but to lesser degree
Wait what do you mean? I've watched quite a bit of that show what happened
Was a hepatitis ridden Pimp spitting in Phoebe's mouth SERIOUSLY a plot point of that show? Shit's crazier then I remember
For the Heros one, I think HGR eventually admitted he had her memories wiped several times
King of Queens...1) How Doug and Carrie met either as kids or at a club. 2)How Carrie and Kelly know met. Either in college or through Doug and Duncan's friendship.
Writers don't assume there will be 5 or more seasons after the pilot, nor even a second season necessarily. They hope the show's a survivor, and even a hit, but unless they are adapting from lengthy source material, they rarely are writing with future plot continuity in mind. Unfortunately they pigeonhole themselves, or are replaced by new writers with new ideas. Especially in sitcoms, as long as the characters remain consistent, nitpicking over plot seems like a fool's errand.
Mulan on OUAT. It looked like "The Dragon" being in our world was going to set up an explanation she wasn't from Misthaven, but noooo, that was never resolved.
To be fair about elevator from the Big Bang Theory, I believe the inconsistencies were written intentionally for comedic effect, such as Brian Griffin’s age on Family Guy.
Plus the assorted and totally incompatible versions of Lois's past.
@@paulware4701 I AGREE, Family Guy isn’t exactly know for keep storylines in continuity .
I don’t think the GOT wight thing isn’t a plot hole. I assume they walked along the bottom of the lake, that’s not swimming
Some of these are a little too critical.
As an example: White walkers getting the dragon… they just need to sink to it. Grab chain. Jump in. Don’t miss MASSSIVE dragon. Tie dragon. Either sink to bottom & live there forever or climb up the chain.
Claire’s healing is another. It’s very easy to assume her healing powers were just super slow as a baby, but picked up into super noticeable bone mending healing with puberty. If her whole life she just never had things like sunburns & none of her wounds ever scar over… that’s a lot easier to not notice.
In The X-Files, in the pilot, Mulder recalls being in his bedroom when his sister was taken. But then, in the season 2 episode 1, Little Green Men, it shows him in the lounge room playing a game with Samantha & watching TV.
Granted, Glen Morgan & James Wong missed the pilot, but it's still big, considering it's the driving story behind TXF.
Maybe include it in part 2?
The White Walkers wouldn't have needed to swim; they'd just need to be able to walk underwater. Which they could have because they're dead and don't need to breath.
You are talking about the wights (zombies, whatever), not the White Walkers. Two different things, but yes, you point stands.
Honestly you could do two or three segments on all the plot holes in Lost alone
This entire list could just be Game Of Thrones plot holes.
The white walkers don't need to have the ability to swim to put chains on the dragon, they only need to be able to swim to come back which they may not have. It wouldn't be out of character for the night king to sacrifice some walkers to accomplish his goal.
With Phoebe, maybe she was lied to? A baby isn't going to remember their dad when they're still in diapers. Maybe the mom lied for whatever reason.
A dragon to be able to fly has to have pneumatic bones, which would make it buoyant... so the only thing needed to get that dragon off of the water is a cowboy walker to giddy up and throw a lasso xD
For How I Met Your Mother it is stated later that they were at the wedding. Just a case of not seeing them there
The white walkers can literally control ice, so the night king probably materialised the chains all wound around the dragon corpse and leading up out of the water for the wights to haul on. Not that big of a stretch of the imagination
The White Walkers had an element of magic about them. Recall that they could see, and even touch Bran when he was in his astral viewing form. So it stands to reason the Night King could see visions of the future. When they could raise dead, visions like what Bran could do would be easy. So they likely knew they would have to retrieve the corpse of the dragon from the water and brought huge chains with them.
On the 1970s TV version of The Odd Couple, they did one flashback episode depicting Felix Unger and Oscar Madison first meeting each other when they served in the US army together. In another flashback episode, they first met when they served on a jury together. And yet, a voiceover during the opening credits of every single episode specifically mentioned that when Felix Unger's wife kicked him out, he moved in with his "childhood friend" Oscar Madison.
Black Mirror: have you ever seen what people done with Overwatch? Plus if you design a 'full VR' game it is conceivable sex would be possible I mean what if you're kicked in the groin and don't feel pain and if you do then all bets are off.
Lost: isn't she crazed and traumatized? Seeing the same guy looking exactly like he looked decades prior would make her feel even more insane - though on that note one more reason for her to freak ou I suppose.
Game of Thrones: they can't swim, but they can dive. It's one thing to 'just walk' for a short distance on the bottom of (I assume) a lake but it's an entirely different thing to walk thousands of miles though the ocean floor.
The others I won't even bother... if you're gonna point out plot holes in comedy you can spend the rest of your days making videos about The Simpsons...
Lol yeah I remember thinking, “wait, what?”with The Office QQ.
did a fighting game have a sex function or was it such an advance piece of technology that it afford total freedom in movement?
That's exactly what I thought. They could have done anything they wanted as soon as they logged in.
In Lost there’s so many plot holes! In one scene Locke says ‘Say hello to my daughter for me’
But this is after the Man in Black took on Locke’s appearance so…how did he know about any daughter?
I figured the Wights who tied up the dragon stayed at the bottom of the ocean. Or, eventually crawled their way back up to the surface. They don't drown since they are dead. The don't really need to swim.
10 Most Annoying TV Plot Holes Ever
All 10 are just crap from "Lost"
I both love Lost and also totally understand why ppl hate it bc damn that show did the MOST
Heroes one could be easily explained. She could of blocked memory out and not had a serious injury. Just a thought
Yeah most of these are not plot holes, just inconsistency and some can be explained away.
BBC Merlin: Arthur forgetting Mordred was a druid
walking under water isnt the same as swimming
Phoebe lied about how her mother died many times for sympathy over the series so it’s likely she changed the story about her father too
Yes - I also needed to see that army of White Walkers dive in and attach those chains to the dragon in the lake...
Regarding the fighting game thing, if someone really came up with a game that allowed one feel everything the characters in the game experience, I guarantee that it won't be a week before somebody comes up with a patch to extend that to sex.
They really should of given Claire a different power in Heroes. Making a character that wants the freedom to show off her powers is fine, but then it comes in the form of "But Why Can't I jump off a building and put it on TH-cam?! It's not fair!"
From a programming perspective it’s easier to just allow the players to have full body sensation than to write codes to specifically just force them to only fight while experiencing full body sensation.
For the BM:SV, how god-damned gross would it be when you come out of VR and you're sitting there with an(or couple) of oysters cooling off in your undies?
The new star wars is so full of plot holes its staggering.
With the game of thrones plot hole he said that they couldn't swim he didn't say that they couldn't walk on the bottom under the water for a short period of time
It wouldn't even have to be a short period, they are dead. They could have walked across oceans and came out the other side
Donna had a little sister and Shaun had an older brother and sister we never met That 70's show and Boy meets world respectivly
Those aren't plot holes, neither show said Sean or Donna had siblings then tried to retcon them out, they were just never shown
Richie Cummingham had an older brother in the first episode. Last seen walking up the stairs in his house.
You could do a whole video on plot holes in the last two seasons of Game of Thrones!
Im shocked that was the most annoying plothole in game of thrones, when you have... well, every line and decision made on season 8.
Which include but are not limited to.
- "well, danny kinda forgot about the iron fleet" (even though they were mentioned during a war council earlier)
- Some ships with scorpions can snipe a small dragon from mid air at miles away but a whole fleet of the thing can't take down a bigger one.
- Davos' knowledge about Storm's end and his skill as a smuggler over a fighter.
- Jaime's development.
- Jon's character as a whole.
8:33 Especially since we were under the impression that the eclipse gave them their powers... or at least activated them...
But are these really plot holes or are they just inconsistencies do to different writers? MASH is a good example of inconsistencies in the plot thanks to different writers. Everything from Radars arm tattoo in one episode that is not there after that to Hawkeyes and Margarets families.
#10 wasn't hard to understand Phibi was a liar
Why that spelling
@@blackguyofthesouth2161 I had to guess at the spelling, words I can get easily but names I'm usually wrong so I guessed
@@bruced6543 Phobe was also consistently lied to by her mother and grandmother her entire life.
Literally all of my favorite shows are on this list!!!!!!
Maybe I'm the only one who remembers the show "Rules of Engagement," but something that always bugged me is how in the earlier seasons, Timmy says at least once that he is a United States citizen already, but towards the end, he loses the right to stay in the US because of something stupid his boss Russell does, so to make up for it, Russell marries him so he can stay.
on the Heroes issue you missed the big part where Claire's mind was wiped constantly at the behest of her adoptive father.
What if the White Walkers acted like they couldn’t swim? It would seem like a strategy the Night King could employ since he seemed to so intelligent. Granted it’s far fetched, but it’s a theory. Also one thing about Scrubs that bothers me is what happens to the half acre JD bought and subsequently built his deck on?
I remember the remake of V. I loved the original series so I decided to give it a try. One of the main characters was either extremely stupid or there was a plot hole in the very first episode. A cop investigating a terrorist discovers a spy working for the terrorist. She learns of a meeting investigating corrupt cop's apartment. This meeting is a group of anti-aliens. Through them she learns the terrorist is an alien, however it never occurs to her the corrupt cop, through which she learned of the meeting, might be an alien himself, meaning the aliens know of the meeting.
Stargate Universe, Eli stay awake since his pod is broken.
Doctor Who - only 13 regenerations
Twin Peaks ending.
Someone said doctor?who? :)
Could do one from Eureka that has bothered me for years. In the first season; Jo Lupo had a tattoo, from her time in the military, that she showed off and was proud of. After the first season, it seems to have disappeared. That's a continuity error, not a plot hole, right? Well, go ahead a season or two and there's an episode where an evil scientist woman swaps their genetics so Jo would look like her, to frame her, and then the scientist could go on living as Jo... Altering genetics wouldn't have altered a tattoo. If they hadn't ruined the continuity with her tattoo, they wouldn't have created a plot hole as, Jo could have easily shown her tattoo to prove her identity.
You could of have this whole list filled with GOT plot holes.
They actually bring up Heroes without mentioning the SINGLE DUMBEST PLOT HOLE in TV history when they abandon the whole "bring people back to life" capability that revived Claire's dad but somehow ceased to exist (AS IN NOT EVEN WORTH MENTIONING BY ANY CAST MEMBER???) when Nathan was killed off.
Maybe you ought to do a "10 Times We Got It Wrong" video. That could be a series that runs and runs. :-)
On the Jack Klugman-Tony Randall version of "The Odd Couple" they had *three different stories* of how they met.