Living in the Same Apartment for 15 Years: Continuity Errors
HireHelpSheep, the scourge of continuity monkeys everywhere, has already found a new error. So we'd better get this thread started.

And a big thank you to the big P Balconcies. Yes, they do mysteriously appear, but I was watching the One Twin Has Cancer, The Other is Just Dying Horribly episode and I noticed that there are no balconies on any of the exterior shots. Now, just going on past findings - House and Wilson's offices face the front of the hospital so we should be able to see the balconies. But that truck is still there though. Three years that truck has been parked in the same spot. I dread to think about the parking tickets.

You're right. At the end of TB or Not TB, House and Wilson are watching the press talk to Sebastian from one of their balconies. So they must face the front. HA!

But that truck is still there though. I am defending the truck. It is Art. Don't you have horrific public sculptures of such a nature in your town? When it begins to rust down into the pavement the Artist will have realized his Vision! (I am basing this on the haphazard pile of I-beams that has been gracing a public space near Chicago's old Post Office for the past 40 years)

the One Twin Has Cancer, The Other is Just Dying Horribly episode Well I think we just found a good thread title for that episode. Which episoide is that? Family?

It was House Training, and they were brothers not twins Still, if this is a democracy, I vote for that as thread title

Troops is right. They were brothers not twins and I second that nomination. But was it House Training? I thought that one was the one where House went condo shopping to save Cuddy from being Mrs Wilson IV and the one with the scam decoy lady. I thought Family was the one about the brothers. I better go find an episode guide or my recaps are the wrong way around.

Sheep, you're right. Family was about the 2 boys and their parents -- a family. House Training was the one where Foreman thinks he's finally become like House by killing a patient so he quits. (Gee, they could have used The Jerk as a title to that one too with the jerk being Foreman, not the patient.)

Especially when Foreman is a bigger jerk than the patient I thought House Training was the one with Hector. I stand corrected, I got my episodes backwards

Hector is mentioned in House Training, but we do not see his chewy destructiveness until family. Speaking of that - there is this poor little Jack Russell (or Eddie dog for Frasier fans) that lives opposite me and because he barks so much they have fitted him with a shock collar. I'm not a big fan - but from 12 AM to 2AM is a bit much. And speaking of teddy bears and those episodes. I can't remember which ones exactly, but that teddy bear we saw in Wilson's office in those promo shots: It was out in the nurses station one episode of last season - along with a nursie one and then the next it was in Wilson's office. Did Wilson steal the teddy bear!?

I think ENB stole it from Wilson and then Wilson stole it back. :D

I think House stole, got the lab coat embroidered with Wilson's name on it, and then shoved it in Wilson's office. No, too much work. Probably a different bear.

They probably sell them in the hospital gift shop. As a lot of Wilson's tchotchkes are gifts from patients, one of them could have bought it there.

Does anyone know when Wilson's office moved? Did we ever see his office before B&B? (my mind is blanking on me, I don't remember) Is there a logical explaination for the parking lot/garage continuity?

Where Wilson's office is now used to be the doorway to another wing. That was pre-balcony - because as both Wilson and House's site have balconies now it would have to be a pretty small wing. Wilson's office (for now) is basically opposite the elevators. We saw bits of it in that episode when he resigned. Same ghastly bookshelf, but now it seems to have less model ships and more bears. And sadly the Zen garden seems to have gone forever.