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Where is Everybody? (season 1, episode 1)

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Continuity: When Ferris is in the phone booth, he tries to get the operator but then hangs up the phone. He then scans the Town Square. The camera pans counter-clockwise and the receiver is nowhere in sight.

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Continuity: The clock in the booth with a broken face is shown in a distant shot, then in a close-up, where more cracks appear in it than before.

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One for the Angels (season 1, episode 2)

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Continuity: As the hour is striking midnight, Maggie's toy robot turns itself on and walks past the alarm clock on her bureau. After a cut to Lou and Mr. Death, the scene returns to Maggie's room, and the robot walks past the clock again.

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Continuity: When Mr. Bookman is leaving his apartment to get away from Death, there is a note tacked to the door that is about level with his head. In the next shot, he's out in the hallway locking his door and the note has moved up to about 6 inches above his head.

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Mr. Denton on Doomsday (season 1, episode 3)

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Factual error: TV antennas can be spotted in the distance in several shots. They didn't exist at the time of the Wild West.

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Continuity: The rum stains on Denton's shirt move in between shots before he starts singing "How Dry I Am."

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Escape Clause (season 1, episode 6)

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Continuity: Walter crumples the prescription slip and tosses it onto the bed - but in the next shot, it has disappeared.

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Continuity: When Cadwallader puts a seal on the Escape Clause paper, he presses so hard that he manages to lift the whole document with seal. You can see that there is absolutely nothing except for a seal mark on the paper, yet when he drops the paper to the floor some typed text appears on it. Also in the same scene, the seal pattern is square in the first shot, but when the paper drops to the floor the seal mark is round.

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Revealing: When the main character proclaims, ".the new Walter Bedeker!" you can see the frames are running back and forth. You can tell by looking at the window curtains behind him.

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The Lonely (season 1, episode 7)

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Continuity: Allenby brings Corry a stack of paperback books. He's holding them with the back covers facing out until the shot cuts, and then the stack of books has reversed itself in his hand: the back covers are now facing inward.

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Factual error: Corey is in solitary confinement on an asteroid. However, asteroids are neither large enough nor stable enough to hold an atmosphere.

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Time Enough at Last (season 1, episode 8)

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Revealing: Right after Bemis's glasses break, he leans down to pick them up. Instead, he first opens the book. When he does that, you can see that the pages are completely blank and that there is absolutely nothing printed on them.

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Visible crew/equipment: As Henry is walking down the stairs to the bank vault, the camera's shadow is visible on the side of the staircase.

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Perchance to Dream (season 1, episode 9)

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Revealing: When Hall races toward the window to jump, the stunt man is just a little too apparent as he leaps, primarily due to a very bad wig.

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Continuity: Hall leaps through the plate glass window. In the interior shot, he breaks the glass and is 3/4 of the way through the opening (up to his knees) - until we cut to a view from outside the window. Then he's just crashing through at shoulder level.

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Judgment Night (season 1, episode 10)

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Revealing: When Lanser goes below deck frantically trying to find people and tell them to leave the ship, when he opens the door at end of the corridor, it's a bit too obvious that the hallway behind that door is nothing more then just a painting.

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Revealing: When Lanser drops the cup, you can quite see that he is drinking from an empty cup, since the steward never poured him any and yet he manages to get some of it on his suit.

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Factual error: Lanser's cap says that he is Capitan Leutenant of Kriegsmarine. In German Captain is spelled Kapitan.

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And When the Sky Was Opened (season 1, episode 11)

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Revealing: After his flashbacks in his hospital room, Forbes looks at himself in the mirror and he cannot see his reflection. But you can still see his arm in mirror.

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What You Need (season 1, episode 12)

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Continuity: Renard gets his bottom wet from sitting down and tying his laces on his new shoes. But after he is hit by the car, his trousers are dry.

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