The Chris Isaak Show

1.  The balcony/backyard set doesn't really fly... First off, though the backyard set from this episode matches that used in season one, episode 3 "Crimes and Punishment," we never saw Chris either exit or enter the house from that direction, so we didn't pick up on any relationship between what we see of the exterior from the inside looking out. Here, however, we see Anson access the backyard through another balcony/landing area on the house, descend the stairs to the ground and wander around the yard a bit, looking for some evidence of Chris. Yet, as we already established in that season one episode, the house is built on a hill; the back of the house (backyard side) is built on the crest, while the front of the house (balcony/street side) is built at the base of the hill. Additionally, there appears to be a basement (which we never see any evidence of in any of the interior scenes,) underneath the living room at the front of the house. If this is accurate, then the stairs leading down to the backyard belong to a different house...

Also in this episode, as in season one's episode 9 "Tomorrowland," we see Anson get inside the house via the balcony, which he, by all accounts, cannot access easily. (In both episodes, he appears to have had to climb over the wall to reach the balcony.) As we established in the Goofs and Nitpicks for the "Tomorrowland" episode, there is no way that Anson could have scaled the front of the house to climb over the balcony wall. This scene (as Anson exits the house,) is probably the most confusing of the entire series. It leads the viewer to believe that Anson gained access to the backyard through the French doors that lead out to the balcony. If this were accurate, then there would have been no need for him to climb the wall and jump to the balcony floor in either the "Tomorrowland" episode, or this one... He could simply have climbed the stairs and opened the door once at the top. Granted, there are parts of Chris' house that we never (or rarely) ever see, (the spare bedroom is just one example,) so an alternate exterior door is definitely a possibility. However, this additional door is never seen, accessed, or referred to again, throughout the rest of the series.

2.  As Anson flips through the channels on Chris' TV, he clicks past the same prison scene program he watched at Yola's apartment in season one's "Fantasia."