The Chris Isaak Show

1.  As Chris and company drive through the lush farmland of the Central San Joaquin Valley, we see lots of farm equipment, livestock, and rolls of hay.  That's lovely, however, hay is baled here, not rolled…  (Not a big deal, no, but rolled hay is definitely not something one sees around these parts every day.)  :-)

2. After Chris receives his police badge from Mayor Roberts, he proceeds to pin it to his leather jacket, on the left side right below the collar.  He's still wearing it as he leads Kenney, Roly, and Anson off on a tour of Stockton.  In Chris' next scene, (one scene later,) as he's leading Kenney and Roly (we'd seen that Anson left the "tour" the scene before,) toward the Grand Avenue Music store, Chris is no longer wearing his coveted police badge…

3.  As Chris enters the music store and chats with the proprietor, Mr. Strupman, we see that Chris' jacket is open (unbuttoned.)  In the next scene, as he's running away from the store (glancing back over his left shoulder, presumably in fear of "old man Strupman,") his jacket is closed and buttoned.  Granted, he could have done that as he fled, but since Mr. Strupman didn't have any kind words for our hero, I would doubt that he'd take the time, as he ran, to button up his jacket…

4.  In the final scene, as Chris is pulled over by a California Highway Patrol Officer, the car is correct, (a black-and-white cruiser with the correct insignia on the door,) as is the general look of the uniform.  However, as the officer is writing up Chris' ticket, we see that the patch on his right shoulder says "State Trooper," when it should say "California Highway Patrol."