Continuity: In the intro, before the main titles, the Professor informs the crew that he's booked them on the maiden voyage of the Titanic. When Leela says "Looks nice," at the beginning of the "scary" Titanic montage, the right side of her shirt is undamaged. During the middle of the "scary" Titanic montage, it suddenly becomes torn.
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A Flight to Remember (season 2, episode 1)
Continuity: At the end of the episode, when Bender and the Countess Delaroca are hanging on to the escape pod, the diamond on the diamond bracelet the Countess was hanging onto changes position between shots.
Other: After Hermes has limboed under the door he is being told off by LaBarbara. Amy is standing next to her but her nose is missing. From front on her nose is usually a half circle.
Continuity: The food cart dissapears once LaBarbara stops playing it.
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