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If only Eric had talked to Kasey Kelsi that night after Kasey came into his room to crash, Eric would have known exactly how Donna felt, he could have confronted her, they would have talked it out, left town together, and had a little baby spinoff called Leaving Point Place.

The Trivia talks about a continuity goof whee Charles tells the Reverend he doesn't like tea, then later complains about not having tea. But he's not complaining about not having tea for himself. He's speaking to Caroline and says, "...I can't even give YOU some sugar and tea."

Seriously, Trivia writers need to pay more attention. This is the fourth screw up I've found in only 25 episodes.

It's not Mrs. Oleson who's the bad cook. It's Nellie. When Nellie first fails at the restaurant, before Caroline takes over, it's Mrs. Oleson who fills in.

The trivia comments are sometimes way too literal. They're stretched too far just to try to point out an error.

In this episode, they talk about the girl's"blue bird bonnet" and say it's "clearly a crow." The girl more than likely didn't know the difference. All she knew was that the bird was blue, hence a "blue bird."

You say they goofed when Charles asked the driver to stop at the boarding house to "save a trip into town." You said it wouldn't have saved a trip because the stagecoach had to go into town anyway. But Charles isn't referring to the stagecoach saving a trip; he's referring to Laura and Almanzo saving a trip. Context is everything!