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Corrected entry: If Vanellope uses the medal from Hero's Duty, how would the roster recognise it was her? in fact, it wouldn't register anybody, because it is from a totally different game.

Corrected entry: When Kaffey and Ross are having a beer discussing the case, Ross says, "I don't believe your clients belong in jail, but I don't get to make that decision". The thing is, as the prosecutor, he DOES get to make that decision. He has the authority to not only negotiate plea deals but also to drop charges altogether if he feels there isn't enough evidence to support them.

Corrected entry: When the English teacher quizzes his students on who invented the paperback book, the serial and the term "cliffhanger", the answer he gives is Charles Dickens, which is wrong. Thomas Hardy invented the notion, and not in his first book but in his third, A Pair of Blue Eyes. As far as the rest is concerned, Hardy is also well-known for his serial novels, and anyway, I think paperback books and serials would rather have been invented by publishers than writers.

Corrected entry: At one point Lincoln is recognised from his effigy on a 50-cent piece. No living American has ever been depicted on US coins. Lincoln's portrait now familiar on 1-cent coins did not appear until 1909.

Corrected entry: At the start of the movie, when the pig-type creatures are playing "Extinction", one of them dips his trunk in the mud. In the next shot of him, the mud has disappeared. (00:04:05)

Corrected entry: When Ted squirts hand cream on his face, the cream instantly disappears.

MikeH

The One With All The Thanksgivings - S5-E8

Corrected entry: Joey is shown moving into Chandler's apartment and meeting everyone for the first time approximately one year before Rachel showed up. It is also mentioned that it is a warm time of year, indicating that it is set during the summer months. However in 'The One With All The Thanksgivings' (series 6) Joey is shown living with the Friends by Thanksgiving (i.e. November) 1992.

Corrected entry: Queen Elinor eats the witch's cake that Merida gave to her the same day that the triplets ate it. On the 2nd sunrise when Queen Elinor was transforming into a real bear (Her eyes turn black like they always do when she is a real bear) we see the triplets and they are not transforming into real bears. It is the 2nd sunrise for them and Queen Elinor so they should turn into real bears.

kronn_hunter

Corrected entry: At the end, when the lords leave on their ships, the triplets stow away on one of those ships. As a result, Fergus has to chase after them in a row boat. In the final shot where Merida and Elinor riding their horses before we see the whips one last time, the lords' ships are seen in the background distance, but not Fergus and his dogs. (01:33:00)

Corrected entry: When Katniss is looking at the scenery in her room, she has some hair blocking her left eye. When the camera goes back to her, it is not blocking her eye anymore. (00:36:10)

Lois

Corrected entry: Before Peeta throws the big metal ball in the training room, Marvel, Clove, and Cato are watching him. But after Peeta throws the ball, the camera shows Marvel, Glimmer, and Cato. Clove and Glimmer have switched places.

Corrected entry: In the scene where Tim Robbins is drinking with the two hoodlums, Sean Penn walks up to the table and says to Tim Robbins: "Drink up, Tim". Tim's character is called "Dave".

wrinklestiltskin

Corrected entry: In the scene where Boog breaks the dam, Shaw tries to close his window. It is about 3/4 closed, but when his truck goes underwater, his truck doesn't flood.

josh26220

Flesh and Blood - S1-E19

Corrected entry: Reese is wearing his topcoat towards the end while on the phone with Det. Carter, telling her that he will bring her son to safety. Carter takes another call and when she gets back to Reese a minute later, he is standing at the trunk of his car putting his coat on.

bnemirow

Corrected entry: When the Wellesley College boss dictates to her secretary the key letter offering Julia Roberts a new contract but with teaching/artistic conditions which lead to Ms Roberts leaving, the secretary uses Teeline shorthand. The film is set in 1953/54, Teeline was invented by one James Hill in 1968. (01:43:00)

The Children's Book - S2-E8

Corrected entry: When Ray says he needs to squeeze the little man 12 times to get the juices flowing, he actually squeezes it 16 times.

Season 2 generally

Corrected entry: During the opening sequence for Season 2, all the floating people have shadows visible on the house. When Robert walks by the house, he doesn't cast a shadow on the house but he does on Raymond, therefore the floating people and the house behind them are products of green screen filming.

Turkey or Fish - S1-E10

Corrected entry: Retrieving the fish, Ray whips open the door to a still-running dishwasher. Dishwashers won't run until a locking latch is in place, so he should not have been able to do that. Some dishwashers have push lever latches, like some cars have squeeze lever handles.

mirtom

Corrected entry: Feather on Mumble in movie looks different from feather from ending of first movie (less fur, small part of yellow feather).

The One With The Rumor - S8-E9

Corrected entry: Even though Chandler and Phoebe say they don't really watch the football game, it seems as though they agree that Detroit Lions won the game. But the 2001 Thanksgiving Day game between the Lions and the Packers were indeed won by the Packers.

Byraadsledern