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Visible crew/equipment: As the camera looks at the Galileo, if you look at the green background, you can see the top of the sound stage.

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The Galileo Seven - S1-E17

Revealing mistake: As Spock carries the crewman, the second spear hits a rock. As it does, you can see the Styrofoam chips fly up.

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On Thursday We Leave For Home - S4-E16

Visible crew/equipment: As the men talk in the cave, the boom mic is plainly visible.

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Trivia: During the series, the Skipper's pinkie ring is always visible. The ring was Alan Hale Jr.'s father's and they were supposed to film a movie together. But his father passed away before it could happen. He always wore it to honor his father.

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Day of the Dove - S3-E7

Other mistake: As Kirk and party duel against the Klingons, there's a heavy-looking round conduit on the wall right before the turbolift door that gets knocked down so it stands as a big flower pot. A moment later, it's back in position.

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Watch the Trains Go By - S4-E19

Continuity mistake: As Schultz is by the car, Hogan is behind the fire brigade equipment. When Klink calls Schultz, Hogan gets up from behind the equipment. A second later, in a closeup, he comes up from behind the equipment again.

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Day of the Dove - S3-E7

Continuity mistake: The first time we see the ship travelling at Warp Nine, it is moving in a level, straight path. Next time, the rear end is elevated above the line of flight. The next time, it's moving in level flight again.

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X Marks the Spot - S1-E19

Visible crew/equipment: As the Skipper makes an 'X' in the dirt, the shadow of the camera rig raising up is seen on the ground.

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Home Sweet Hut - S1-E3

Other mistake: The Communal Hut is built in the clearing, and has a dirt floor. When Skipper and Gilligan check outside, it's floating in the lagoon. But that suggests it had a wooden floor.

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Good Night Sweet Skipper - S1-E5

Continuity mistake: When the Professor drops a couple of tranquilizer pills in the Skipper's cup, it's nearly filled to the rim. As he hides the bottle of pills, the liquid is a little lower.

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Voodoo Something to Me - S1-E4

Continuity mistake: As the Professor comes up to Skipper and the girls, his left hand goes up to his face, but a second later it's his right hand on the bridge of his nose.

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Wrongway Feldman - S1-E6

Visible crew/equipment: As Wrongway says "A couple more minutes, I could've been killed", the studio lighting is reflected on the left lens of his goggles.

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Home Sweet Hut - S1-E3

Continuity mistake: As Mr. Howell tells his story, the table Ginger is on rocks to the point the canteen beside her falls off. A second later, she's drinking out of it.

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Shades of Gray - S2-E22

Continuity mistake: After Pulaski examines Riker's leg, and readies to beam up, he leans to the right to get up. In the wide shot, he does it again.

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Two on a Raft - S1-E2

Visible crew/equipment: As the camera looks at Skipper and Gilligan, after the tossing of the sail, the edge of the studio tank is visible for a few seconds in the background.

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Two on a Raft - S1-E2

Continuity mistake: After the shark bites Gilligan's paddle and he holds it up, the amount of wood between the handle's connection and the bite differs from shot to shot.

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Pike's Pique - S1-E5

Revealing mistake: As Herman goes to lift the couch, if you look at the fireplace mantel, you see the shadow of the mechanical hoist used to complete the gag.

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Two on a Raft - S1-E2

Continuity mistake: As they struggle with the sail, Skipper's hat is backwards. After a shot of the shark, his hat's on right as he tosses the sail.

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And the Children Shall Lead - S3-E4

Trivia: In this episode, in order to defeat Gorgon, Kirk has pictures of the adults' headstones shown to the kids. One reads "Tsing Tao." Ting Tao, or Tsingtao, is a Chinese beer company.

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Dear Dad... Three - S2-E9

Character mistake: While talking to Condon, Hawkeye and Trapper relate the story of Dr. Charles Drew, the man responsible for the storage of blood and plasma, and how he died due to not being allowed in a "whites only" hospital after being involved in horrific car accident. The true story is that he was taken to a "poor whites" hospital. Despite being black, he was admitted, and though the doctors worked diligently, his injuries were too severe, and he died. His family sent a warm letter thanking the doctors for their efforts.

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