The reason for the amount of shoe “goofs” in Buffy the Vampire Slayer could be simply because of practical issues. When actor’s feet can not be seen/are out of shot, …

When Mort lifts Buffy up by her neck in 5.02 Real Me, we see that she is wearing white high heeled boots, but in the next shot she’s wearing light brown …

The heels on Buffy’s boots change at the end of the episode 7.22 Chosen. When she runs up the stairs to escape the destroyed hellmouth, the boots have high heels but …

In 7.15 Get It Done, the heels of Buffy’s boots change. Just before she leaps into the portal she is wearing stilletto-style boots (best seen when she first walks towards the …

When the Turok-Han enters the house in 7.11 Showtime, Buffy isn’t wearing a coat. Then she and the others run outside, where she’s suddenly wearing a fully buttoned jacket.

When Buffy talks to the Principal after meeting Cassie in 7.04 Help, her neckline or necklace changes length and then changes back while she’s talking about getting a “heads up” when …

When Buffy fights the demons in the hell dimension in 3.01 Anne, she’s wearing white trainers. Then when she climbs the rope to escape the dimension, she’s wearing cream canvas shoes. …

During Buffy’s fight scenes in 7.01 Lessons, she seems to be wearing trainers - but before and afterwards she’s wearing high heels.

When Buffy fights Machida in 2.05 Reptile Boy, we see that she’s wearing flat shoes, though before and after this scene she’s wearing high heels.

When Buffy is fighting the knights on top of the Winnebago in 5.20 Spiral she is wearing flat shoes. When she talks to the Byzantium leader, she is wearing high-heeled boots. …

In 3.02 Dead Man’s Party, when Buffy walks up her path and meets Pat for the first time, she is wearing blue wedge shoes. Then, when she goes down to the …

Throughout her fight with the Turok-Han in 7.11 Showtime, Buffy is wearing black trainers, but when she walks away from the ‘Thunderdrome’ (at 38.55) she’s wearing black, heeled boots.

When the Scoobies hold a meeting in 5.12 Checkpoint, the sleeves on Buffy’s t-shirt change in different shots without her touching them.

In 3.01 Anne, when Buffy says, “Anyone who’s not having fun here. Follow me”, her top is purple, but when she turns round to run away, the top is green.

When Spike’s stuntman (Steve Tartalia) falls from the tower in 5.22 The Gift, his shoes are white, but Spike’s shoes are black. The stuntman also wore blue jeans, but Spike’s jeans …

The cheerleading outfit Dawn wears in 7.06 Him is different to Buffy’s original. The sleeves are shorter and the skirt is a different design.

During Kate’s first appearance at D’oblique in 1.02 Lonely Hearts, she’s wearing a dress. After the bar fight involving Doyle, Cordy and Angel, we see club goers who witness the …

In 7.03 Same Time, Same Place, Spike rips off the hideous blue shirt (which I’m still having nightmares about) that he wore in 7.02 Beneath You saying the ‘disguise’ didn’t work. But …

When Xander lands from being thrown down the stairs in 6.17 Normal Again, his shirt is halfway up revealing his lower back. When the camera pans back to him, his …