In episode 2 during the scene when the king's son is born, it appears that the baby has been born for less than a few minutes, but when he is held up it is plain to see that his navel has healed instead of being freshly cut as it should be after the birth. See more...
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In episode 18, as Henry is lying on the table after the jousting accident, the camera pans up and reveals a fluer de lis on Henry's breastplate. The fluer de lis is/was the symbol of the French King and it is highly unlikely that it would be so prominently displayed on the English king's armor. [The fleur de lis was part of the heraldry of many British Kings\Queens, including Henry VIII.
http://www.fleurdelis.com/royal.htm.]
Corrected by Rlvlk
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