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The Man From U.N.C.L.E. (1964) - 1 mistake in "The Five Daughters Affair (1)"

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The Five Daughters Affair (1) (season 3, episode 28)

Mistake Continuity: No one seems to know which daughter is which. Margo is named daughter number 2 in Act II's title, but the dialogue calls her daughter number 1. Act III's title says Imogen is number 3, while the dialogue refers to her as number 2.

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