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Factual error: The panels on a caravan are made of fibreglass so when Bob crashes his car into the caravan it wouldn't do as much damage as it did to Bob's car.

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Factual error: Vehicles used in films and programmes set in past decades that have age related number plates, classic car enthusiasts spot these straight away.

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Factual error: When Charlie is talking to his old boss in the 60s, a 1970's Triumph Dolomite is parked behind them.

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Factual error: This film is set in the 1960's. The Ford transit van belonging to Russell, the group's roadie, is a facelifted 1971 model.

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Factual error: When someone is burying a dead body, one person alone digs a hole big enough to bury a fully grown adult with a garden spade usually in about five minutes. There is also no sign of the earth that has been displaced by the body.

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Factual error: Alf and Mike go into the pub for a drink on their way to watch the 1966 world cup final. Parked outside the pub is a car with an E registration plate which means it was first registered between January and July 1967.

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Factual error: In the sequence set in 1740 during the battle a modern wooden park bench can be seen outside the castle. (00:44:30)

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Pylon - S6-E1

Factual error: Two vehicles in this episode date from after 1969 when this episode is set: in the first scene the Austin Maxi is a 1971 model, and the mobile library is J registered, which means it was first registered after August 1970.

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Pylon - S6-E1

Factual error: The Austin 1100 police car has a northern Irish number plate, despite being set in Oxfordshire.

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