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Originally posted by WildHeavenFarm:
This here is one of them big city "continuity errors". I'm quite the expert at spotting them in M*A*S*H, mostly because TNN/SpikeTV ran the series 18 times in a row for 7 hours a day. Bring forth more continuity errors!

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Originally posted by ljosalf:
Hokay. Specifically Jewel and Alan point out the now-you-see-it-now-you-don't straw in the Infirmary almost-autopsy scene where there was no box from dear old Mother and no packing material from dear, not-so-dead Tracey's crate nearby. Look closely and between one cut and the next in that scene Jayne's hat goes from having straw to not having straw back to having straw. That takes talent, folks!

Ljosalf

The voyage of discovery is not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes.
Marcel Proust (1871 - 1922)

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Originally posted by howdyrockerbaby1:
Just trust me... SNIP

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Originally posted by howdyrockerbaby1:
Okay so in the commentary for Shindig, they mention that Zoes necklace is supposed to be the equivilance to a wedding ring, that it symbolizes her marriage with Wash and that she never takes it off.

Did somebody not get the memo? In Out of Gas it shows Zoe wearing her necklace twice before she was married to Wash, the first when Malcolm first shows her the ship, and second when she tells Mal that something about Wash bothers her.

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Originally posted by howdyrockerbaby1:
Okay so in the commentary for Shindig, they mention that Zoes necklace is supposed to be the equivilance to a wedding ring, that it symbolizes her marriage with Wash and that she never takes it off.

Did somebody not get the memo? In Out of Gas it shows Zoe wearing her necklace twice before she was married to Wash, the first when Malcolm first shows her the ship, and second when she tells Mal that something about Wash bothers her.

interesting...very very interesting...

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Originally posted by Sarahetc:
I'm also inclined to agree with Astriana about the necklace, with one caveat: she tranfered meanings as part of transfering her loyalty. It was a symbol she chose before or during the war, that meant loyalty for her. As she transferred that loyalty from one thing to another, she changed the meaning of the necklace. I can see her telling Wash "this is an important symbol to me. I have had it for a long time. And now it is significant because I say it binds me to you." It's a little like wearing your grandmother's wedding band or something-- it's not specifically for you, but you imbue (dun dun dun) the item with your meaning.

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Originally posted by howdyrockerbaby1:

Just trust me... i've watched it several times, especially after Alan and Jewel noticed it...there is no continuity error.

The straw is there when he pulls out the hat

later on the straw is gone because Jayne would have picked it off

The straw is there again when Jayne gets done digging out the box that is full of straw

the straw is gone later in the infirmary because Jayne loves the hat and would take care of it by cleaning it off...

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