Continuity: When Kryten packs his spare heads away, he places the first one in the case with his left hand. In the next shot it has moved to his right hand.
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The Last Day (season 3, episode 6)
Continuity: When Kryten throws away the breakfast, Lister's locks move from behind his shoulder to in front of it in a single cut.
Revealing: You can tell Robert Llewellyn is reading his lines when Kryten receives the computer chip. He is looking much lower than the chip in his hand and it was obviously quite a complicated piece of dialogue to remember.
Continuity: When Kryten is packing his heads away at the point where he says 'how would the manufacturers sell their latest model?' he is looking forwards. The camera changes angles and he is looking down.
Continuity: Lister's hands change position between cuts when Kryten walks out in the opening scene.
Continuity: In this episode Kryten has no idea how to operate a bazookoid, yet earlier on in 'Polymorph' he was able to change the settings of one from standard to heat-seek and fire it without a problem.
Continuity: When Kryten takes the invitation from the skutter, he picks it up with his right hand. In the next shot it has jumped to his left hand.
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