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The Night of the Wolf (season 2, episode 27)

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Revealing: Talamantes' giant pet spider looks pretty impressive - until it moves and reveals that its wiggling legs are made of rubber.

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Continuity: West's coat collar alternates from turned up to turned down several times as the shots change. This continues to occur throughout the episode.

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Visible crew/equipment: When the stagecoach pulls into the station, tracks from the camera truck can be seen in the dirt.

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Continuity: The boot heel West removes to obtain his hidden explosive somehow reattaches itself by the time he leaps into the mining car. (He doesn't stop to put it back - he's running for his life from a pack of hungry wolves.) His boots also change from black to brown by the time he makes it outside and jumps on his trusty horse.

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Revealing: Though the stock footage is of a real wolf, the animal West wrestles with is too-obviously a dog wearing a fake pair of wolf ears. In later wrestling matches between West and the wolves, the attacking beast is a stuffed prop that never moves its legs, head or jaws at all.

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