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The Death Trap - S1-E12

Continuity mistake: When Doug picks up the bomb and throws it away, it is right in front of him and the others, where before the bomb was further right, behind a small barrel.

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The Death Trap - S1-E12

Continuity mistake: Jeremiah slaps Tony across the face with his right hand, but the quick shot after shows him finishing the strike with his left hand.

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Continuity mistake: The distance between Rameses and Moses alternates from elbow to elbow to about three feet apart as the shots change when the duo are facing Seti during the Ethiopian tribute scene.

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Secret Weapon - S1-E11

Continuity mistake: After Tony and Doug's escape attempt, Col. Hruda enters the scene with his pistol drawn at waist level, but the next shot shows him holding the pistol close to his chest.

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Continuity mistake: In the department store, Stripe is throwing radial saw blades at Billy, and decapitates a store mannequin twice. Further, the separated head falls off the body twice.

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Continuity mistake: After being shot by Col. Tavington, Rev. Oliver collapses, his left hand alternating between shots of him either grasping the forestock of his musket or not.

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Secret Weapon - S1-E11

Continuity mistake: After Alexis gives Tony and Doug their IDs, Doug holds his document high with his right hand, but the next shot shows him holding it lower.

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Secret Weapon - S1-E11

Continuity mistake: Doctor Biraky instantly moves closer to then further from Colonel Hruda as they argue over Tony and Doug being defectors.

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Secret Weapon - S1-E11

Audio problem: In his closeup, Tony asks Alexis, "How did you get our names?", but his mouth does not move.

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Fatal Cargo - S4-E7

Revealing mistake: The seam on the back of the gorilla costume is visible as he attacks the doctor's campsite.

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Continuity mistake: In the candy-tasting scene with Lord Scrumptious, his head chef blows a whistle and holds it at chest level. In the next shot, Caractucus descends the stairs behind the chef, and now the whistle is down by the chef's side.

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Continuity mistake: After the monster has been given the sedative, Dr. Frankenstein collapses into a chair with Inga behind him and Igor by his right side. The next shot shows Igor gone and Inga running into the frame asking if the Doctor is all right.

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Continuity mistake: When Frau Blucher announces that Victor was her boyfriend, she is alone in front of "the works" electrical panel, but the next shot shows the monster right next to her when he becomes frightened by the sparks thrown off by the electrical panel.

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Continuity mistake: When Dr. Frankenstein, Inga, and Igor meet Frau Blucher in the castle's main room, Igor is several feet behind Inga, but the next shot of the group shows him immediately behind her.

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Continuity mistake: As Aaron and Dana drive to their meeting with Laurie Strode, the recording device Aaron holds in his right hand changes position several times as the scenes quick cut.

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Continuity mistake: When Mayor Quimby asks Cletus to demonstrate the anti-pollution barriers around the lake are idiot-proof, his entourage is spread apart, but the next shot of Quimby shows his entourage bunched closer together behind him.

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The Night of the Amnesiac - S3-E22

Continuity mistake: As Gordon interrogates Crotty, Crotty raises his cigar to his face twice.

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The Night of the Amnesiac - S3-E22

Continuity mistake: When amnesiac West emerges from between the buildings, it is dark outside, but when he encounters the cowboy assaulting the woman, it is now suddenly broad daylight.

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Factual error: Military characters who deliver incorrect or inaccurate salutes to each other. Real military personnel know how to deliver a proper salute.

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Factual error: In one scene of the Omaha beach landing, an American soldier is wearing eyeglasses with heavy black frames, which were issued to U.S. troops during the 1950's and 1960's. Eyeglasses issued to U.S. military personnel in World War 2 had thin metallic silver frames.

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