Game of Thrones’ finale had another on-set snafu: plastic water bottles

[HumanAbyss]

https://www.marieclaire.com/culture/a27416022/game-of-thrones-continuity-errors-starbucks-cup/

https://www.google.com/search?safe=off&client=firefox-b-d&channel=crow&tbm=isch&sa=1&ei=ULbkXLLcHNL6-gTMwZTACQ&q=stannis+laptop+charger&oq=stannis+laptop+charger&gs_l=img.3...0.0..2019...0.0..0.0.0.......1......gws-wiz-img.UEiwJpC5Bts

An article, and a google image search results

Season 8 was the biggest TV event of all time, there was increased scrutiny, and media coverage. This shit is a fact.

The previous seasons, while big, didn't get this much attention media wise, so slip ups weren't as published.

I'm not pointing out shit that there aren't literally tens of articles about.

[kylel999]

It doesn't really matter if the 2 goofs correlate with them rushing the season or whatever it was fucking garbage anyway

[Death-trooper]

Also this used to be a show that took precious effort and time to make every little detail in the set design and clothing to appear realistic and believable. And the biggest issue i have with this as well.

Most of these fuck ups can be edited out via editing software. And both the starbucks and waterball scenes are still shots, it would barely take a pinch of effort to basically take them out digitally.

[Bald & Beautiful]

If the Starbucks cup was as obvious as you think it is, wouldn't one of the literally hundreds of people who see the picture lock notice? Stuff like that gets caught all the time, I've met people whos entire jobs are to fix problems like that.

[God of the Grove]

Which is why it's so fucked up

[SquidsEye]

You're being a bit hyperbolic. It isn't in centre frame, it's off to the right of the frame in the background, almost behind an out of focus head and its there for like two seconds in a relatively dark scene.