Factual error: Part 6: When Pug comes home, Rhoda puts on a Christmas record. The record player has an automatic changer that drops the disc to the table and then moves the arm into place to begin playing the music. In 1942, the invention and marketing of this gadget was nearly 20 years away. The first automatic record changer was the Garrard Type A - in 1961. Submitted by Jean G

Revealing: Part 3: When the U.S. squadron leader's plane crashes alongside the Akagi, the use of stock footage places an American fighter plane on the deck of what's supposed to be a Japanese ship. The star on its wing is visible as the flaming plane sweeps by in the background. Submitted by Jean G

Factual error: Part 3: Byron drives his mom through Hollywood, passing the landmark "Hollywood" sign on the hillside. But in 1942, that sign would still have its original configuration, which read "Hollywoodland." It wasn't truncated until 1949. Submitted by Jean G

Continuity: Part 2: When Beck is visiting, Aaron Jastrow's wine glass refills itself several times between takes, even though he hasn't poured any more wine. Submitted by Jean G