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** While both Peter and Sylar {{spoiler|were in those medical comas, there comes the issue that in season 1 the room Sylar was kept in seemed to dampen abilities (if the Haitian/Renee was there the whole time he would've stopped Eden), whereas in season 2 Peter needs to take pills to dampen abilities, and in season three there's early on the drug induced comas}}
** Also how when Sylar takes {{spoiler|Elle's ability, he doesn't need to kill her. Presumably because he gains abilities through understanding how people work, and he ''understands'' Elle. Later he says that this was because he didn't need to cut people's heads open to take their powers anymore. Yet he still...acts like he does, can't take Matt's power like this, or what's his face with the puppet master ability in the fourth season finale}}. It is explained that he can obtain powers through empathy, like Peter could. It's just that as a psychopath, empathy is difficult for him, whereas it's second nature to Peter.
=== Tabletop Games ===
* The ''[[Dungeons and Dragons]]'' module ''The Forest Oracle'' (The only reason this isn't unanimously considered the worst module TSR published is the existence of ''The Avatar Saga'' where the only gameplay is [[Random Encounters]] and multiple [[Unwinnable Boss Battle]]s) is full of these. The most obvious is that some thieves that rob people using a sleep spell they have no way of actually casting.
=== Theatre ===
* In [[Rodgers and Hammerstein]]'s backstage musical ''Me and Juliet'', some of the theatergoers are humming tunes from the [[Show Within a Show]] during intermission: "Marriage Type Love", "No Other Love", "It's Me". The problem here is that "It's Me" was only sung backstage, not onstage, so the audience shouldn't have heard it. Hammerstein privately acknowledged this mistake.
* Shakespeare's ''Julius Caesar'' featured a pretty big one: just before Caesar was assassinated, a random person is shown writing a letter to Caesar about the treachery of his senate—who this man is, how he knows about the treachery, and why he knows every single person involved in the plot is never told—it turns out to be irrelevant, however, as he never delivers the letter anyway.
=== Video Games ===
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