Cold Murdering Bastards - S3-E2
Other mistake: When we see the Royal Gazette, with the misinformation about Washington's death, the 2nd column is repeated in the 4th column.
Continuity mistake: As General Washington and Abraham Woodhull are discussing reimbursement, Washington's hands alternate several times from being clasped before his dinner plate to splayed out on the dinner table.
Continuity mistake: From the front view of Simcoe as he dines with General Arnold, Simcoe's egg has been partially eaten. The subsequent shots from Simcoe's left rear, however, shows his egg intact and whole.
Continuity mistake: When Judge Woodhull is shot and falls to the ground, his and Abraham's positions keep changing depending on the shot. In one shot the Judge will be on his side, but on his back in the next. And Abraham has both hands on his father's wound, and in the next shot, one on his father's upper chest.
Factual error: In the opening credits when the flag waves and (after the AMC logo) one side is American and the other British, the American flag is the correct version of the flag adopted by Congress on June 14, 1777 (though there were versions with six pointed stars and versions with five, the so-called Betsy Ross version). However, the version of the Union Jack is incorrect: it includes the Red Saltire of St Patrick's cross which was not added to the flag of Union until 1801.
Continuity mistake: After General Arnold exits the tavern, Townsend finishes pouring a pitcher of liquid. When Rivington turns to Townsend, Townsend finishes pouring the pitcher again.
Hard Boiled - S2-E2
Other mistake: Simcoe is in a shop with several other redcoats. They are making jokes at him. He receives a package with a knife inside. While he is inspecting the knife one of the off camera soldiers that is joking makes the screeching sound from Psycho. I though I was hearing things at first and replayed it to make sure. (03:41:00)
Mercy Moment Murder Measure - S1-E7
Deliberate mistake: When Abraham throws the secret note into the fire, he crumples it up before tossing it in. But then we see a shot of the note lying open and flat on the log before burning. Not only would the note not be able to uncrumple itself, it shows no sign of being crumpled in the first place. This was obviously done deliberately so the audience could read the note one last time.
