Continuity errors

==The Campbell apartment==
In New Amsterdam, the Campbells buy an apartment together with assistance from Trudy Vogel's parents. In The Other Woman, after the Campbells have moved to a house in the suburbs, Pete Campbell says to Trudy that he will need an apartment in the city if they win the Jaguar account. By Man With a Plan, the Campbells have acquired a (different) apartment in the city, which Pete uses to conduct affairs, and Trudy later says that she consented to an apartment in the city, as if this is their first apartment, as acceptance of his affairs. The fate of the original apartment is unclear.
==Partnership stakes==
When Sterling Cooper Advertising Agency is sold to Puttnam, Powell, and Lowe, PPL take only a 51% or controlling interest in Sterling Cooper. However, when PPL is later sold to McCann Erickson, it is suggested that the only ties of Roger Sterling, Bertram Cooper and Don Draper are employment contracts (which they convince Lane Pryce to terminate), and the remaining 49% interests which they still hold in Sterling Cooper Advertising Agency are forgotten.
Similarly, when Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce is bought by McCann Erickson, McCann take only a 51% interest. However, when McCann merge SCDP into McCann, it is suggested that the only rights of the partners (especially Joan Holloway) are their deferred payouts from the sale of their interests, and their remaining 49% interests in SCDP are forgotten.
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