• 101. The long shot of
Starsky’s tag on tux show it hanging on a string about two
inches from collar. The short shot of Hutch getting ready
to rip it off shows it snug under the collar with no
string. (Photo Finish)
• 102. Starsky tells Hutch he called Emily’s roommate. How
did he know Sharon and Emily were close, and how did he get
her number? (Blindfold)
• 103. Starsky asks Marcie for the film of the shooting
less than a minute after the incident. She pulls several
out of her bra and hands it over. No way did she get the
film out of the camera that fast, and Starsky ought to know
that fact. (Photo Finish)
• 104. Pinky’s briefcase of diamonds is carried upright,
but when he shows the display to Huggy, the jewels are all
neatly laid out. (Blindfold)
• 105. There is blood on Hutch’s chest in first shot, not
in second, and then it reappears in the third shot. (Black
and Blue)
• 106. Doris Huntley is wearing same tan blouse and gold
necklace at the poker game as she is wearing in the photo
Luke shows Starsky and Hutch.. (Birds of a Feather)
• 107. Hutch gets his clothes out of what is supposed to be
a closet at the hospital, but looks to be a lit hallway.
(Black and Blue)
• 108. The inside sign on Brooklyn Bagel door says
“closed,” but so does the other side. (Huggy Can’t Go Home
)
• 109. Dolphin orders gumbo and a big red pop, but the last
sale on the register is only $1.00. Either he didn’t pay,
or this is a really great deal. (Huggy Can’t Go Home )
• 110. You can clearly see the charges imbedded in blue car
that gets shot at in garage; the bullets hit exactly at
each puttied over spot. This is a fun scene to watch
backwards and slow. (Targets Without a Badge 2)
• 111. The timing is either a continuity error, or Starsky
gives Dobey incorrect information. The meet between Jack
and Allen was to be at 2:30 as per the appointment book,
though Jack calls Allen and moves it up to 2:00. Starsky,
however, tells Dobey this time is 3:00. Later, Hutch asks
Starsky the time and Hutch responds it is 2:20. They pass
Michelle on her way out and then discover the body, yet
Starsky tells Dobey Jack was killed at 2:30, not closer to
2:15. No one seems to quibble with 12:00 noon as being the
time Allen was burned. (Class in Crime)
• 112. The strap to binoculars is hanging over eyepiece
when Starsky uses them, but isn’t seen in his view. (Jojo)
• 113. The time on bomb in trunk when Morton and Sloan make
their robbery get-away is 1:37, which doesn’t fit with any
other of the times. (Savage Sunday)
• 114. Despite a complete drenching in the pool, Starsky’s
clothes are completely dry a short time later at the Panama
Club. (Death Notice)
• 115. At one point it is mentioned there are six strippers
working at the Panama Club, and at another point this
number is five strippers. The number doesn’t change because
of the murders, either, as that would be a difference of
two not one. (Death Notice)
• 116. Hutch tells Starsky that Henderson is “two blocks
ahead, on the left.” While it is a two-way street for most
of this scene, it changes to a one-way street in the last
shot. Therefore, Henderson would be on the right side.
(Pilot)
• 117. Joey Webster walks to the hotel window and pulls the
shade down. As he walks back to the bed, the shade is up.
(Starsky vs. Hutch)
• 118. Dobey says Tramaine is twenty-two years old, but his
rap sheet says he is thirty-six years old. (Pariah)
• 119. The timing for the Tinker shooting doesn’t work:
Starsky and Hutch drive to Craig’s house after the inquest
where the gathering has already started. Dobey says
Prudholm shoots Tinker twenty minutes after the Coroner’s
Inquest ended. (Pariah)
• 120. Starsky and Hutch tell Dobey Prudholm did “fifteen
years hard time,” but the date of arrest on his rap sheet
is 1967, which would have to make the current year 1982 or
so. (Pariah)
• 121. Rafferty and O’Brien are supposed to be out of their
district, but the address in the alley they are arrested in
(419 S. Wall) is in the heart of their area. (Bait)
• 122. The young black cop that arrests Starsky and Hutch
in the ally, supposedly out of their precinct, is the same
cop in the hallway with Shockley and Goring. (Bait)
• 123. Starsky makes it a point to ask for Maggie
McMillan’s phone number for the report, but he doesn’t
follow through in getting it from her. (Deadly Imposter)
• 124. When Starsky and Hutch call Matt Coyle on the phone,
the number is on the front page. Starsky points out to
Skinny Momo his number is written “on the big fat front
page.” Yet, at the scene of the shooting, Mike’s black book
has Matt Coyle’s phone number on last page. (Iron Mike)
• 125. A red pulsing light, presumably from an exterior
sign, is show on Joey Webster as he stands by the window.
There is no light on the outside of the hotel. (Starsky vs.
Hutch)
• 126. It is late at night when Starsky and Hutch go to eat
supper, yet Officer Hagen brings them the Champagne Brunch
menu. (Specialist)
• 127. The time on Starsky’s watch goes from 11:15 to 11:10
in the scene when he takes Prudholm down in the warehouse.
(Starsky’s Lady)
• 128. The address of Paradise Massage is 740 (or 704, if
you believe Sharon Freemont) Vinewood, but the address on
Klemp’s, next door, is 333. (Starsky and Hutch Are Guilty)
• 130. Mr. Atkins is wrong about how long the fake Starsky
and Hutch were in with Oscar Newton. It is, in actuality,
only 35 seconds. (Starsky and Hutch Are Guilty)
• 131. It is 9:00 pm and dark outside. The window Hutch
looks out of for his bit-part line shows the street in
broad daylight. (Murder on Stage 17)
• 132. Starsky tells the nurse Hutch’s surgery was this
morning when it was yesterday, and quite possibly two days
ago. (Black and Blue)
• 133. Colonel Sonny’s uniform stripes are that of a
corporal. (Survival)
• 134. It is either a continuity error or Dobey is getting
a Bay City Discount on the price of sugar: The warehouse
man sells Dobey 25 fifty pound sacks of sugar. He says,
“…at 67 cents the total comes to “$727.50.” If the man is
selling Dobey sugar for .67 a pound, the total would be
$837.50. Dobey appears to get a 13% on the price. That’s a
lotta coladas, Dobey. (Moonshine)
• 135. Starsky has the guitar case firmly in his arms, next
scene it is gone, next scene it is there again with no real
way to have had it disappear. (Moonshine)
• 136. Starsky’s third apartment is inconsistent with
stairs. Hutch takes a photo of Ginger looking down and it
sounds as though Hutch falls down them while blindfolded.
The viewer also sees a set of stairs leading up to the
front door in numerous episodes. Yet stairs aren’t seen
when Hutch comes to see Starsky about Catlin the Weirdness.
And there are no stairs visible when Nick and Starsky head
out the door to the disco. (Committee, Blindfold, Class in
Crime, Starsky’s Brother)
• 137. The palm trees turn to oak trees along the side of
the road in the next shot as Starsky and Hutch follow
Willits up the hill. (Committee)
• 138. It is supposed to be evening when Starsky, Hutch and
Luke show up at Luke’s house to see Doris. The scene was
clearly filmed in broad daylight with a blue filter. The
background noise of the crickets don’t help this poor
filming along. (Birds of a Feather)
• 139. Hutch is shown pinned against his car, and in the
next scene on top and shooting. There was neither the space
nor the time to get up on the car like he did. (Game)
• 140. The camera zooms in on the exterior of the hospital,
to a room on the fourth floor, yet Starsky’s room number is
#116. (Game)
• 141. The Disease Control Center is in Georgia, not
Alabama. (Plague)
• 142. Double Golden Eagles ($20) were minted between
1907-1933. There is no such thing as an 1856 Golden Eagle.
(Huggy Bear and the Turkey)
• 143. There are lighting continuity errors regarding the
time of day. (Targets Without a Badge 2)
• 144. The bullet holes in Harry’s suitcase do not match up
where the gun barrel was. (Ballad for a Blue Lady)
• 145. Allison May moved next door to the Starsky’s when
she was six years old and was there for five years before
going into the Witness Protection Program. This would make
that range of years from 1953-1958. One would have to
assume Starsky moved to California right after she
disappeared, making it twenty-one years ago, to even come
close to matching his comment about Uncle Elmo’s Toy Store
being gone for twenty-one years. Even then, it would have
closed up the same year he arrived, making his fond
memories a little odd. Why, also, was he unaware it closed?
Perhaps another move? (Targets Without a Badge 2, Crying
Child, Nightmare)
• 146. The Randall-Boyd Security System shoots, says Mr.
Thistleman, one frame every thirty seconds. But he goes on
to say this is one hundred twenty to one hundred thirty
frames an hour. It would be exactly one hundred twenty
frames an hour. The extra ten frames he mentions would add
an extra five minutes to each hour, a margin of error it
cannott afford. (Set-Up)
• 147. It is called White Airport on the sign. Starsky and
Hutch refer to it numerous times as White Airfield.
(Captain Dobey, You’re Dead)
• 148. While at White Airfield, Starsky says it is early
Sunday morning, but his watch reads 11:40. (Captain Dobey,
You’re Dead)
• 149. Starsky calls for an ambulance for Ted Banks. He
gives the street address but not the apartment number.
(Terror on the Docks)
• 150. Starsky easily brings the stew pot to the counter
with bare hands. Nancy gingerly has to use two potholders
to bring it to the table. (Terror on the Docks)