Scott215

Continuity mistake: The first movie shows Santa slipping on the roof and kicking up a white snow blanket as he falls. The flashback in the third movie does not show the blanket being kicked up as Santa slips.

Scott215

Continuity mistake: Charlie and Scott come across the empty Santa suit in the flashback to the first movie, and the body and all the limbs of the suit are flat in the snow. A shot from the unconscious Santa's right shoulder then shows his arm and gloved hand still upright and in position to wave "bye-bye" before he disappears.

Scott215

Continuity mistake: In the flashback to the first "Santa Clause", Scott Calvin witnesses the old Santa disappear from the Santa suit, as indicated by the suit deflating. He did not witness it in the first movie.

Scott215

16th Dec 2015

Night Gallery (1970)

16th Dec 2015

Night Gallery (1970)

16th Dec 2015

Night Gallery (1970)

16th Dec 2015

Night Gallery (1970)

16th Dec 2015

Night Gallery (1970)

25th Nov 2015

Night Gallery (1970)

25th Nov 2015

Night Gallery (1970)

21st Nov 2015

Night Gallery (1970)

21st Nov 2015

Night Gallery (1970)

15th Nov 2015

Night Gallery (1970)

The Waiting Room - S2-E51

Continuity mistake: The shot of Dichter looking out the window shows him close to it and facing it straight on. The next shot Dichter is far away from the window with his head turned to his right shoulder.

Scott215

15th Nov 2015

Night Gallery (1970)

15th Nov 2015

Night Gallery (1970)

15th Nov 2015

Night Gallery (1970)

Trivia: The scene where Michael Caine and Mike Myers are speaking in cockney accents is reminiscent of a scene from "The Man Who would Be King" where Michael Caine's and Sean Connery are speaking in thick accents about a person they knew in the past. The story is somewhat hard to discern due to Caine's thick Cockney accent and Connery's Scottish accent.

Scott215

12th Nov 2015

Dark Shadows (1966)

9th Nov 2015

Night Gallery (1970)

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