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Jurassic Bark - S5-E2

Factual error: During the flashback of 2000, Fry's family is watching the Rose Bowl. Fry's mom, a Wisconsin fan, shouts "touchdown!" Then we see the score on the TV. Wisconsin 9. Standford 3. 2nd Quarter. However, Wisconsin never led 9-3 and didn't score a TD until the 3rd quarter. It was Standford that had the 9-3 lead in the 2nd quarter.

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Trivia: "Sister Act" is credited as being written by "Joseph Howard." He wasn't a real person. It was a pseudonym Paul Rudnick made up for the film since his script had been re-written so many times by so many different writers that it didn't resemble what he originally wrote. He settled on the name when "R. Chasuble" and "Goofy" were rejected as possible names.

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A Pharaoh to Remember - S4-E7

Trivia: Bender says he wants a statue "1 billion cubits" in height. Given the standard cubit being 1.5 feet, that would be a statue over 284,000 miles high.

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Love and Rocket - S4-E4

Trivia: When being fired upon, Fry says "shields at maximum yarnell." Shields and Yarnell were a dance and mime comedy duo that specialized in impersonating robots. Lorene Yarnell is probably best known for playing Dot Matrix in "Spaceballs."

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Bendin' in the Wind - S3-E13

Trivia: On the map of the U.S. when Beck is touring, Utah is renamed "Human Farm", written in Alienese. Now we know where all the meat for those tasty human burgers come from.

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The Cyber House Rules - S3-E11

Continuity mistake: When Bender and Fry leave the kids' room, Bender shuts the sliding door closed. When he's calculating how much he's making, the door is open.

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Birdbot of Ice-Catraz - S3-E9

Continuity mistake: The way Professor Farnsworth holds Leela's jacket changes as he goes to give it to Fry and then Bender. He's holding it from the back at first, but in some shots he's holding it from the front. It changes in Bender's hands too from back to front.

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Just to Get a Rep - S1-E5

Trivia: The guy Bobby brings in to get Luke a suit is the real life Dapper Dan. Dapper Dan has been a Harlem icon since the 80's. And the Mike Tyson / Mitch Green story that is brought up was a real incident that occurred at Dapper Dan's store in 1988.

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Step in the Arena - S1-E4

Continuity mistake: After Rackham enters the room and tells Cage to step away, Cage starts to walk to the door and Rackham is standing there with his arms crossed. In the next shot, his hands are down by his side.

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Trivia: When Dr. Fletcher is talking to Magdalena, he says there was a woman in the 80's who had amnesia. A reference to the original 1987 film, which was also set in Elk Grove.

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Trivia: When Sophia is speaking to the officer about a man killed in a shark attack, the officer's name is "M. Brody." Martin Brody was the police chief in the film "Jaws."

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Dragon Plays with Fire - S1-E13

Continuity mistake: Danny grabs the keycard off the guard with his left hand. He still has it in his left hand outside the elevator door and when going inside. But it's in his right hand when he puts his hands on the back elevator wall.

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Bar the Big Boss - S1-E12

Continuity mistake: When Davos has one of the guys pinned down on the ground with him, you see the knife next to him, above his shoulder, mostly on the grey tiles. But in the next shot when he reaches for it, the knife is in a different position. It's next to him (so Davos only has to reach his hand over to the side and not above) and resting halfway on the grey and yellow tiles.

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Lead Horse Back to Stable - S1-E11

Continuity mistake: When Davos is talking to Claire in the kitchen, his hands are behind his back. But in the shot before they go sit down, his hands are to his side.

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That's Lobstertainment! - S3-E8

Trivia: At the Academy Awards, Pauly Shore is in the audience. He's sitting next to Michelle, Fry's ex-girlfriend from 2000. At the end of s03e03, "The Cryonic Woman", Michelle leaves Fry for Pauly Shore. They are sitting behind Edith Head's head and Jar-Jar's head.

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The Day the Earth Stood Stupid - S3-E7

Continuity mistake: When Nibbler bites the balloon and goes flying up, you can see there's a big open space between the "cream" booth and the "soylent chow" booth. And there's no curtain partition behind the booths. When he lands, the booths are right next to each other and you see the curtain.

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The Day the Earth Stood Stupid - S3-E7

Trivia: 3rd place in the pet show goes to Dave Spiegel and his owner, Fluffers. Dave and Fluffers are seen in the vet's office in s02e05, "I Second That Emotion."

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Bendless Love - S3-E6

Trivia: When Hermes, a Rastafarian, is trying to straighten out his straight edge, he says "Haile H. Selassie" (an exclamation he says in other episodes too). Haile Selassie is the central figure in the Rastafari culture. For many Rastafarians, Selassie is a biblical messiah and the second coming of Christ. Thus, the added "H" could be akin to someone saying "Jesus H. Christ."

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Lead Horse Back to Stable - S1-E11

Continuity mistake: When Davos rolls Danny over, Danny's right hand is on the ground. In the next shot, it's resting on his stomach, but is then back on the ground before he summons the iron fist.

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War is the H-Word - S3-E2

Trivia: The voice of the P.A. announcer was done by Todd Susman. Susman was the P.A. announcer in the original M.A.S.H. TV show.

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