The Dark Phoenix (4): The Fate of the Phoenix - S3-E14
Revealing mistake: In what appears to be an animation error, when Cyclops shoots his optic beam after he and Jean emerge from hiding, his bandolier is absorbed into his uniform. (00:14:25)
The Dark Phoenix (4): The Fate of the Phoenix - S3-E14
Continuity mistake: When Lilandra slams her first down onto the control panel, the appearance of the control panel changes between shots. (00:17:14)
Continuity mistake: In the opening scene, the security guard's badge disappears between shots. (00:01:10)
Continuity mistake: When Beast is hanging upside down from the light, his belt is blue when it should be yellow. (00:05:00)
Other mistake: When Cyclops blasts Iceman with his optic beam, the image of Wolverine encased in ice remains on-screen, when it looks as if the shot was supposed to completely change to Iceman getting knocked back by the blast. (00:05:35)
Continuity mistake: When Iceman is saying to Professor X "You can't tell me what to feel...", Professor X's tie is solid blue when it is supposed to be blue and black striped. His suit is also missing the breast pocket and handkerchief. (00:07:35)
Continuity mistake: When Iceman steps onto the containment field platform, Professor X moves over right next to him, hovering over the platform himself. When Professor X activates the containment field to trap Iceman in place, Professor X is suddenly away from the platform. (00:07:45)
Continuity mistake: The tray of food Beast brings for Iceman has suddenly disappeared when he asks him about Lorna. (00:09:20)
Character mistake: When Beast discovers that Iceman has escaped from the containment device, he takes several steps in the room before he even realizes that Iceman is gone. The device was not obscured by anything, so Beast should have realized as soon as he entered the room that Iceman was gone. (00:11:30)
Continuity mistake: Jubilee's earrings disappear when she insists on helping Iceman inside the compound. (00:11:55)
Plot hole: When Jubilee and Iceman are tied up, Jubilee has metal "mittens" over her hands that prevent her from using her powers to escape, but Iceman notes that they failed to learn about his powers and uses his ice powers to break free from his ropes. Iceman was in his ice form when X-Factor attacked him and Jubilee, and they also know that he previously attacked their compound, so they should have known that he had those abilities. (00:13:40)
Continuity mistake: Havok goes from being completely buried under boxes to be only buried up to his waist. (00:16:55)
Continuity mistake: Strong Guy completely disappears from the screen after the water tower falls on him. (00:17:25)
Continuity mistake: When Lorna discovers Havok half-buried under the boxes, the shirt he was previously seen wearing under his jacket is missing. (00:17:55)
Continuity mistake: When Professor X is apologizing to Iceman, there is a red contour line on the side of his hoverchair that wasn't there before. (00:18:05)
Plot hole: This episode showed that Beast was an original member of the X-Men and also depicted the original X-Men battling Magneto. However, when Magneto attempted to break Beast out of jail in the season 1 episode "Enter Magneto", Beast said to him "I don't believe we've met. Magneto I presume."
Continuity mistake: Iceman's ice form alternates between being transparent and solid throughout the episode.
Continuity mistake: Throughout the episode, the graphic on Jubilee's shirt alternates between being an X in a circle and a circle with a horizontal line going through the center.
Character mistake: When the two security guards are arguing over whether heat or humidity is worse, one guard says "It's midnight, and it's still 97°." However, moments before that the same security guard checked the temperature on his computer and it indicated it was 85°.
Continuity mistake: The airplane passenger reading the newspaper goes from being in an aisle seat to a window seat. (00:02:15)
Chosen answer: It says MPO "First Exemplary Printing House" which is a real printing company in Russia founded by Ivan Dmitrievich Sytin in 1889. There seems to be something about "named after..." as well.
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