Factual error: As Caje provides cover fire for Sgt. Saunders, Caje's M-1 rifle fires more than the eight shots it holds.
Scott215
18th Mar 2014
Combat! (1962)
1st Feb 2014
The Rat Patrol (1966)
The Life Against Death Raid - S1-E2
Visible crew/equipment: In the background over Sgt. Moffit's right shoulder a crew member can be seen walking.
27th Jan 2014
Jack and Jill (2011)
Continuity mistake: As Jill ascends the staircase, the frontal shot of her niece shows the niece's doll in the center of her chest, while the scene from behind the niece shows the doll canted to her right. This is shown several times as the scene shifts.
27th Jan 2014
Combat! (1962)
Factual error: As Stevens charges the German machine gun nest, he fires more bullets than his M-1 rifle could hold (the rifle could hold only eight rounds per clip).
27th Jan 2014
Combat! (1962)
Continuity mistake: As Sgt. Saunders and Pvt. Stevens are about to enter the HQ, in the close up shots are several soldiers walking out of the HQ towards them. In the long shot of Saunders and Stevens the soldiers have disappeared.
27th Jan 2014
Combat! (1962)
The Raider - S4-E16
Continuity mistake: During The Gun battle at the farmhouse, the number of bullet holes striking the window frame varies from scene to scene. Also, the window frame gets shot to pieces, but in subsequent scenes the window frame is intact-aside from the bullet holes in it.
27th Jan 2014
Combat! (1962)
The Raider - S4-E16
Audio problem: When the jeep peels out on the grass, it makes a screeching tires-on-asphalt sound.
27th Jan 2014
The Rat Patrol (1966)
The Wildest Raid of All - S1-E3
Audio problem: When the jeep peels out on the sand, it makes a screeching tires-on-asphalt sound.
27th Jan 2014
The Rat Patrol (1966)
The Life Against Death Raid - S1-E2
Audio problem: The motorcycle/sidecar and jeeps' tyres sound like they're screeching on asphalt, when the vehicles are actually in deep sand.
13th Jan 2014
Combat! (1962)
The Losers - S5-E2
Factual error: As Sgt. Saunders and his squad dodge artillery fire in the ruined city, modern high-tension electrical towers are shown. Also, no electrical towers whatsoever would have survived a prolonged artillery bombardment without being damaged or destroyed.
6th Jan 2014
Combat! (1962)
Continuity mistake: The American soldiers lift out the bodies of the two German tankers and immediately start off in the German tank. They did not have time to hide/dispose of the bodies, yet when other German units show up shortly after, the bodies are missing.
6th Jan 2014
Combat! (1962)
Other mistake: When the German soldiers are on the radio alerting other German units of Americans in a captured German tank, they are using the English word "tank"- the Germans should be using the word "panzer", instead.
6th Jan 2014
Combat! (1962)
Factual error: The long shots show the supporting tank reversing, but the close up shot of the tank's drive sprocket shows the drive sprocket moving forward, thus the tank should be moving forward, not reversing.
6th Jan 2014
Combat! (1962)
Continuity mistake: During the opening scenes of the German attack, a shot of a B.A.R. gunner being shot is used three times.
25th May 2011
Combat! (1962)
Continuity mistake: The German tank has its main gun traversed to the rear of the tank as Sgt. Saunders is trying to climb aboard. A following shot shows the tank with its main gun pointing forward, then the next shot The Gun is facing toward the rear again.
25th May 2011
Combat! (1962)
Audio problem: Several times the German tank fires its co-ax turret machine gun. There is gunfire flashing, but no machinegun sound.
25th May 2011
Combat! (1962)
Continuity mistake: The first shot of the German tank shows the tank commander's station on the left side of the turret; later on and for the rest of the episode the TC's station is shown on the right side of the turret. Note: WWII German tanks had the TC station on the left side of the turret while most American tanks during and after WWII had the TC station on the right side of the turret. The tank used in this episode was a Korean/Vietnam War-era American M-41 Walker Bulldog.
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