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The slot machines in this episode had to be obtained from the LAPD's impound lockers, because slots were illegal in California at the time. Said producer Buck Houghton, "There was a policeman on the set at all times, to make damn sure that somebody didn't take one off and set it up in his uncle's barber shop." See more...

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King Nine Will Not Return

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Factual error: The shape of the B-25's top gun turret is completely different from the turrets actually used on these bombers.

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Continuity: Embry soaks the front of his shirt with water from the canteen. But when he runs toward the B-52's cockpit and turns around a moment later, his shirt is completely dry again.

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The Man in the Bottle

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Continuity: When the bottle falls on the shop floor, it changes positions between the time it settles and the moment it begins to smoke.

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Revealing: Mr. & Mrs. Castle wish for a million dollars in 5 and 10 dollar bills. But the bills they receive all have the same pattern printed on both sides, a pattern which which doesn't resemble any real US currency. There's also not nearly enough of the bills to total a million dollars.

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Nervous Man in a Four Dollar Room

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Revealing: The main character's reflection in a mirror has come to life and much of the episode is a confrontation between the character and his reflection. Although they made an effort to reverse the image (the reflection wears his watch on the opposite hand and he bites his fingernails with the opposite hand) they forgot to reverse the buttons on his shirt.

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Continuity: Just before George leaves the room after talking to Jackie, his position suddenly changes from in front of Jackie to behind him.

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Continuity: The unconscious Jackie changes positions on the bed between the overhead shot and the next one, taken from ground level.

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Revealing: When Jackie pulls the wardrobe from the wall and spins it around, the mirror briefly reflects an area beyond where the set ends.

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A Thing About Machines

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Visible crew/equipment: When Finchley is being chased by his "driverless" car, you can see the driver crouching down at the wheel.

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Revealing: When Finchley smashes the TV, the screen image stays visible for a short time after the screen is broken, revealing that the screen's image was superimposed.

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Revealing: When the electric razor is coming down the stairs after Finchley, the wire used to pull it is visible.

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The Howling Man

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Visible crew/equipment: An equipment shadow moves across the back of Ellington's coat as Brother Jerome is telling him how the Devil was captured.

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The Eye of the Beholder

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Other: For someone whose entire head has been bandaged for several weeks, Janet Tyler's curly hair is remarkably unflattened when the bandages are finally removed, and her thick mascara isn't smeared in the least.

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The Lateness of the Hour

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Visible crew/equipment: As Robert is pouring Dr. Loren's drink, an equipment shadow moves across the top of Jana's head in the foreground.

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Visible crew/equipment: When Jana is screaming "No pain!" at the top of the stairs, a film crew member's shadow can be seen moving on the wall behind her.

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Visible crew/equipment: The boom shadow intrudes briefly at the upper left of the shot as Jana stands at the window and says, "Rest in peace."

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The Trouble with Templeton

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Continuity: When Booth grabs her, Laura's long string of beads breaks. When she starts dancing a moment later, though, they've somehow repaired themselves.

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A Most Unusual Camera

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Plot hole: How did the brother know where his sister and her husband were located after he escaped and jimmied open their door? The couple was staying in a hotel and they acted like they hadn't seen him in quite a while when he appeared on the picture of him walking in the room. They said he couldn't possibly walk through the door because he's been in prison for a year already.

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Plot hole: How did the French waiter manage to plummet to his death at the end? It wasn't clear whether he tripped over something, fainted, or simply hurled himself over the sill, as the focus was taken off of him and placed on the camera.

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Revealing: The crooks in this episode appear to have obtained the same pile of funny money that the Castles received in "Man in the Bottle." The bills don't even vaguely resemble any real U.S. currency.

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