The Darers Go First Raid - S2-E4
Continuity mistake: One scene shows a tank of the M46/47 Patton series as it rolls over the view of the camera rather than the M4 Sherman model used in this episode.
28th Mar 2016
The Darers Go First Raid - S2-E4
Continuity mistake: One scene shows a tank of the M46/47 Patton series as it rolls over the view of the camera rather than the M4 Sherman model used in this episode.
28th Mar 2016
The Darers Go First Raid - S2-E4
Revealing mistake: Tully looks through the tank's gun sight at the dog following behind them, but the tank's gun is oriented to the front and not the rear, where the dog is located.
28th Mar 2016
The Darers Go First Raid - S2-E4
Revealing mistake: The pyrotechnic apparatus that simulates the German tank firing is visible inside the tank's gun barrel in some scenes, and missing in others.
28th Mar 2016
The David and Goliath Raid - S2-E2
Factual error: Some of Dietrich's command vehicles have license plates that begin with the letters "WL", denoting German Luftwaffe (Air Force), rather than "WH", which denotes Wehrmacht (Army), of which the Deutsche Afrika Korps were a part. Dietrich is not part of the Luftwaffe's "Ramcke Brigade" which also served in North Arfrica - he is Deutsche Afrika Korps (again, part of the regular German Army).
28th Mar 2016
The David and Goliath Raid - S2-E2
Revealing mistake: While Hitch dresses Tully's arm wound, modern power line towers following a paved road are seen in the background.
28th Mar 2016
The David and Goliath Raid - S2-E2
Continuity mistake: After the German motorcycle and sidecar crashes, the bodies of the riders change positions as they lay in the sand.
24th Mar 2016
Continuity mistake: When Brophy tries to remove the large rock that smashed through Thorndike's bathroom window, the toilet tank lid behind him is askew. As Brophy and Thorndike leave the bathroom, the toilet tank lid is properly seated on the tank.
24th Mar 2016
Trivia: Staff Sergeant Collier's nickname, "War Daddy" is based on the nickname of real World War 2 Sherman tank commander Staff Sergeant Lafayette G. Pool, who fought with the 3rd Armored Division. Pool survived the war (though he lost a leg from his last combat operation) and died in 1991.
22nd Mar 2016
Continuity mistake: Ragnar is using a shield for target practice, throwing three knives. The positions of the knives as they are thrown into the shield changes between shots.
22nd Mar 2016
Trivia: During the "Psycho" shower scene, Bugs Bunny pours a can of chocolate syrup near the drain, and the syrup swirls into the drain. In the original Hitchcock movie "Psycho", chocolate syrup was poured down the shower drain to simulate Janet Leigh's blood going down the drain after she was stabbed by Anthony Perkins.
22nd Mar 2016
22nd Mar 2016
Factual error: The "Peace" symbol that adorns the uniforms of Byer's men did not come about until the late 1950's.
22nd Mar 2016
Trivia: The Lieutenant Levitch character is a reference to Jerry Lewis' actual family name, Levitch. Jerry Lewis' birth name was Joseph Levitch.
22nd Mar 2016
Trivia: Jerry Lewis' real son, Ron, plays Lieutenant Levitch in the film.
22nd Mar 2016
Factual error: For being set in 1943, the hair and clothing styles are definitely late 1960's fashion.
22nd Mar 2016
The Truce at Aburah Raid - S2-E1
Revealing mistake: During and after the firefight at the well, a civilian 1960's-era automobile can be seen in the background driving on a paved highway.
22nd Mar 2016
The Truce at Aburah Raid - S2-E1
Revealing mistake: The blood pack on Tully's chest is visible before he is shot by the German sniper.
21st Mar 2016
The Truce at Aburah Raid - S2-E1
Continuity mistake: In close ups Tully and Moffitt are aboard their jeeps manning their weapons, but in the long shots they are dismounted, behind their vehicles.
21st Mar 2016
The Truce at Aburah Raid - S2-E1
Audio problem: Sgt. Troy's machine gun is not firing, yet the firing sound is heard as they are being chased by Dietrich's vehicles.
19th Mar 2016
Character mistake: Kirk informs Spock via communicator the Horta is ten feet from him, and Spock insists Kirk kill it. First, both know they cannot kill it with their phasers, and second, Spock's demand for Kirk to kill the Horta runs counter to the Vulcan philosophy of respect for all life. Spock would never want to harm, let alone kill, another life form.
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Suggested correction: At this point they don't have any proof that they can't kill it, and since Kirk is in danger, it's logical to try. Also, Spock is half human and he's concerned about his best friend being killed. Logical or not, he'll want Kirk to protect himself at all costs. Other episodes have shown where Spock doesn't always behave logically when his friends are at risk and he lets his emotions come out.
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