plot hole , także: plothole

Plot holes are usually seen as weaknesses or flaws in a story.

But this was a novel with some glaring plot holes.

But there were plot holes I could drive a forklift through.

This edition of the game was created to fill some plot holes, although it added other ones in the process.

During this conversation, Costa explains away some potential plot holes from earlier in the season.

But some of the Declaration’s lines simply highlighted glaring plot holes.

Tonight's episode leaves a lot of plot holes for understandable reasons.

An early plot hole was revealed to Clifton by fans of the show.

All it does is give him a loophole to brush away the plot holes.

It took itself seriously and yet had more plot holes than a seive.

This left many plot holes and dangling storylines after each movie.

There are oodles of fight scenes and almost as many plot holes.

There are some plot holes, too, that could stand little fixes before “Changeling” comes to theaters.

Jimmy points out plot holes in the film, including the fact that he can perceive each of the three personalities.

The discrepancy is never clarified, despite being a potentially large plot hole.

They felt that small plot holes were not that noticeable.

It would also explain why, in the next scene, the glass was virtually destroyed, fixing another plot hole.

Plot holes larger than the last of the Titans.

This time, the plot holes in the triumphal narrative were too obvious.

This is usually seen as a plot hole.

Or it could tumble into a plot hole with irreparable damage.

These, among other smaller plot holes have lead many fans to theorise this was a last minute plan.

It's just amazing how much smoother the plot holes go down when something is actually happening on this show.

That’s just a messy plot hole we should ignore, OK?

The critical response was negative, directed mainly at plot holes and characterisation.