Small Blooper

[Starrtom]

I was watching Trinity on Sci Fi last night, and I noticed in a scene between Shep and Mckay, where Rodney was outside Sheps room explaining to him why they should go back to the planet to complete the experiment. In that scene you can see the head set on Mckay they use to communicate one shot is pointing down to his neck, and then the next shot the head set is at the side by his cheek, and this happens quite a few times. This shows the editing and that the scene was cut from a few different takes. If anyone gets the chance please check it out, I found it quite amusing. Do you think the editors picked up on that and decided to leave it, or was it just not noticed?

It's not a huge blooper but is still one.

[Falcon Horus]

That's not a blooper. They call it a continuity error, of which SGA has plenty.

[Stargate Atlantis Girl]

Hmm, I didn't notice that, I'll have to check it out

[Starrtom]

That's not a blooper. They call it a continuity error, of which SGA has plenty.

What ever you call it its quite funny

[Tanie]

Unless it's really obvious, I don't tend to notice stuff like that. BUT, the one that got me was in one scene in Weir's office (I think it's in S2 and please don't ask me to name it), you can see one of the stage lights at the top of the frame. :grin:

[Steam]

Unless it's really obvious, I don't tend to notice stuff like that. BUT, the one that got me was in one scene in Weir's office (I think it's in S2 and please don't ask me to name it), you can see one of the stage lights at the top of the frame. :grin:

can you name that ep please? lol

[ZPM Odyssey]

they probably didn't notice it until later and didn't want to get the entire set back up again just for that.

[DigiFluid]

That's not a blooper. They call it a continuity error, of which SGA has plenty.

Scene continuity error, not a continuity error

[Falcon Horus]

Scene continuity error, not a continuity error

Still a continuity error...