Lizzie McGuire Season 2 Episode 13

When Prinipal Tweedy calls the second meeting in the auditorium, the day after the statue broke, and says that Lizzie confessed, the students are sitting in the exact same seats as they were the day before. That's very unlikely for a meeting with the whole school.

Nitpicks: Everyone in the school seems to know that Kate broke the statue, since they all look at her in the auditorium when the principal says Lizzie "confessed." Wouldn't they have enough common sense to tell him it was Kate? Does she really have that much power?
Gordo, Lizzie, and Miranda are in the eighth grade. Yet they still are serious about fixing the statue with gum? And it's Gordo's idea, he's supposed to be the smart one.

In the scene where Lizzie, Miranda, and Gordo are at the lockers and Gordo is telling Lizzie that she could move to Canada and stuff, Lizzie's hair keeps moving from in front of her shoulder to behind each time the camera is back on her.

Principal Tweedy tells everyone at the assembly that Lizzie confessed and broke the statue, whereas in real life, the principal would keep that information private.

Lizzie, Miranda and Gordo chew up a mass of pink-colored gum to use to repair the statue head, so much of it that Lizzie complains, "My jaws hurt!" Even after they try to fix it, Lizzie's still chewing gum, and it's white in color. It's very unlikely that Lizzie would be chewing even more gum for her own pleasure after what she just went through!

Closed-captioning error: Gordo is briefly spelled "Gordon."

Why are Matt and Lanny not in school while Lizzie, Gordo and Miranda are?

Lizzie acts like she doesn't know what the word "fink" means, but Toon Lizzie used that very word to describe Gordo when he was sulking and ruining the dance for her and Miranda.

When Matt and Lanny are eating cold cereal for breakfast, there is no milk or any other liquid on it.

When Lizzie is talking to Kate about being so guiltless over breaking the statue, she's not wearing any earrings. But at the assembly that immediately follows, she has on silver hoop earrings--and they're different than the ones she was wearing earlier in the schol day.

In this episdode Lizzie is seen showing her stomach, but in "Jack of All Trades" she says her mom would never let her wear clothes that showed a bare midriff. [Well, it is a year later. Maybe Mom decided she could do it now that she's in the 8th grade--Ed.]

All the young teenagers in this show handle pieces of the broken stone statue as if it weighed only a few pounds. In reality it would be so heavy that any of them would have great difficulty even picking up a piece of it.