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Seth Green, Mila Kunis, Alex Borstein, and Seth MacFarlane in Family Guy (1999)

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Family Guy

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Continuity

When shown a quick view of Cleveland's House it is one and a half story Cape Cod house, like Peter's House. But, whenever Peter does one of his "Shenanigans' near Cleveland's house, it is a full two story, non-Cape Cod home.
In certain episodes, the floor in the upstairs hallway changes from hardwood, to carpet, then back again.
In the living room, the rug will be purple, and either in the next couple scenes or in the next episode it will be yellow and vice-versa.
The Griffin's front window sometimes has 4 panes, and other times it's one piece of glass.
On the outside of the house there are 2 windows shown for the living room. One on the front and one on the side. Yet inside the living room the window isn't there.

Factual errors

The final screen of end credits for each episode contains a standard disclaimer about all characters being fictitious. In the second season episodes, this is misspelled "ficticious".

Revealing mistakes

The most frequent animation error seen in the show is the appearance of the eyebrows (and some cases the eyes). The eyebrows are known to disappear and/or reappear at times, or in rare cases even "duplicate", creating an extra pair of eyebrows (as seen on Lois' father when Peter meets him in "Death Lives").
Peter lives in a Cape Cod house. They have one full floor and an upstairs which has slanted walls. When there are screen shots of Peter's room, Chris's room, Stewie or Meg's room, they have straight walls.
Peter's shirt buttons the wrong way. Men's shirts button with the left side over the right side, but Peter's shirt is backwards, in the same direction as Lois's shirt. Occasionally, but very rarely, this changes.

Miscellaneous

Several times throughout the series, characters appear on game shows. But the versions of the game shows are outdated versions that no longer exist. For instance, the Griffins appeared on Family Feud, with its old set style and Richard Dawson hosting. Likewise, Peter appeared on Wheel of Fortune, which used its old "buy prizes after each round" format.

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