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Stupidity: Despite having a gun pointed at him, Sands never attempts to attack Moran after the latter betrays him and only stays crouched down, saying 'Don't shoot!' for several seconds until he is killed. (00:48:47)

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Stupidity: Moriarty writes the fourth name and address of Tobel's code; he spells "Frederick Hoffner Sloane." However, as he reads the paper on which he has written the words, he also reads the word "Square," even though he has not written it. (00:54:35 - 00:55:00)

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Stupidity: Although the soldiers are chasing a dangerous pirate who has just escaped, one of them inexplicably leaves his sword on a table, from where Jack could very easily pick it up and use it (this is what eventually happens).

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Stupidity: Sherlock Holmes, a "simple" detective, knows the whole story of an English officer and that of a Nazi secret agent and their great physical resemblance, but Barham's colleagues in British Intelligence do not know any of these facts and are surprised when Holmes tells them all the details.

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Stupidity: When Voller's van arrives at the airfield, the mechanic shot by Gunther acts as if some strangers have arrived, although in the airfield there is a big Nazi plane, Nazi soldiers, and all the people there work for Voller (as it's shown when plenty of men open the hangar's door). Strangely, the mechanic seems to never notice any of these things.

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Stupidity: Indiana mentions that the word "now" written by Oxley means "until." But there's no "now" word written in the notebook. (01:07:50)

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Zorro's Ride Into Terror - S1-E8

Stupidity: When Diego sees that the passage door is opened, he invites Sergeant Garcia to sleep in his bed. However, Diego never tries to close it, and in the rest of the scene, nobody (even Captain Monasterio) seems to see it open.

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