The '90s was a Golden Era for television. Some of the greatest sitcoms in the history of TV were birthed during this tumultuous decade of transition.
As you can imagine, these shows made their fair share of mistakes!
Below are 10+ obvious mistakes from '90s TV shows that fans didn't notice. Prepare to strap in for a heavy-helping of nostalgia as we reflect on some of our faves!
Right before Marge comes plowing up the driveway, we get a quick shot into the Simpsons' garage.
If you look in the right corner, you'll see an assortment of stacked boxes as well as a yard rake.
What makes this mistake even worse is that you can see it every single time you watch an episode of The Simpsons!
These inconsistencies are borderline reckless. In season 1, we're told that Joey is the youngest in the group. Yet he somehow manages to turn 30 before Rachel?
Also, Ross is 29 for 3 years in seasons 3, 4, and 5!
Granted, this came out of necessity but it doesn't erase the mistake. Recasting an actor is always a bad idea.
At least the writers kept their sense of humor. They couldn't help but introduce the new Aunt Viv in the most tongue-in-cheek way possible.
This happens in several episodes but you can really spot it in season 8's "Semi-Decent Proposal.
Watch as Frasier speaks to Claire beside the CD racks. You'll notice a wedding band appear on his finger and then vanish!
It would appear that Maxwell Sheffield and Ross Gellar have more in common than just being absentee fathers!
Maxwell manages to stay 43 for multiple seasons, and then somehow becomes 41 in season 3?
In a nutshell, Paul meets Jerry out on the street and is practically starstruck.
It isn't clear whether Jerry is playing himself or his Seinfeld character but it doesn't matter either way.
Paul and Jerry were said to have been neighbors, therefore establishing that neither Jerry Seinfeld the person nor his show exists in the Mad About You universe.
As I just mentioned, Jerry and Paul used to be neighbors!
So why would Paul be starstruck at all? It's messy, to say the least.
You can pretty much pick any random scene from any given season to notice this error.
Tony and his crew use semi-automatic pistols, often firing off multiple rounds at a time. If you watch closely, you'll see that the slides on the guns don't move at all.
As you all no doubt remember, Uncle Jesse's attic apartment was massive. He lived there with Rebecca for years, along with their twin boys Nicky and Alex.
So tell me, judging from this picture, how on earth could this house have an attic apartment?
One of the oldest pieces of vampire lore that the show clung to was the notion that vampires don't cast a reflection. The reason being that they are soulless.
Yet there are multiple times when you can see both Angel, as well as Spike, casting a reflection in tiny mirrors and pieces of broken glass scattered in random scenes.
The show takes place in the town of Lynbrook, Long Island, where Robert is often seen patrolling the streets. Lynbrook has its own police department.
Furthermore, if Robert wanted to be a member of the NYPD — he'd have to live in New York City.
What is the deal with Jerry Seinfeld? I've never understood his comedy and his performances on Seinfeld used to infuriate me!
Multiple times per episode, you can see Jerry snickering or clearly holding back laughter. There's nothing worse than a comedian who laughs at his own jokes.
