Things You Can't Outrun - S1-E3
Other mistake: When Cisco and Cailtin call Barry to tell him about the man with the gun, Cailtin says he has a gun. Cut to the cops pursuing him, the perp shoots at the cops, and one of them seems surprised that he has a gun. There's no way Caitlin could have known about the gun without the cop knowing (which would presumably have been relayed over police communications).
Other mistake: During the first dozen or so episodes, during the opening credits, Onizuka is shown spray-painting a picture of a woman on a wall, with the words "Love" and "Piece" written next to her. Obviously, "piece" is a mistranslation, and the wrong spelling. The correct text should read "Love" and "PEACE."
Other mistake: When Scooby is eating the hot dogs at the "Hotus Dogus" stand, his tail goes transparent.
Die Glocke - S4-E6
Other mistake: When Jones is trying to convince Herr Waesch that she's the owner of the estate where his gala is being held, subtitles of his reply read "I personally procured this home. It's owners were French." The contraction "it's" should be the possessive "its."
The Pyramid of Darkness: Part 1 - The Further Adventures of G.I. Joe - S1-E1
Other mistake: Mutt reads the card about the "fatal fluffies." He says "I'm sure you'll enjoy their deadly secrets", but the card reads "I'm sure you'll enjoy their amazing "split" personalities."
Other mistake: Callisto's sword is missing. She's the Warrior Queen, so she should have her sword. When Callisto appears in the Xena Season Two episode "A Necessary Evil", her sword has reappeared when Xena frees her from the Labyrinth of the Gods for her help with defeating Velasca.
Other mistake: When Tarkin walks out of the Batch's quarters and the shock troopers follow him, the one on the right side of the door has his hands positioned to hold a blaster, but no weapon is present. (00:38:35)
Other mistake: After they arrive in Marina Bay the pink ranger is wearing the red ranger's jacket.
Other mistake: As they track Zoref, Victor calls for a view of Corridor 16, then after viewing it, calls for Corridor 49. In both views, it is the same Corridor, as evidenced by the number 16 on the lighted wall panel on the corner facing the camera.
Other mistake: When Summer is fighting the Grinders at her wedding, she throws at least four kicks that completely miss her enemy, yet they react as if they were hit with great impact.
Other mistake: When Teela is at Snake Mountain, she overhears TrapJaw saying how Skeletor's electrical creature will control all of the machines at the palace. When Teela returns to He-Man, she says that the creature Skeletor created is called Byte. There's no way for Teela to know the name of the creature, since TrapJaw never referred to it by name. (00:14:24 - 00:15:20)
Other mistake: Two Tiffs can be seen for a few seconds when King Dedede and Escargoon drive in.
Other mistake: The first victim of the mask in the series falls back against crates that must be made of dry leaves, since all it takes is for the body to lean against them to utterly shatter them. (00:18:55)
Beyond the Farthest Star - S1-E1
Other mistake: When showing Scotty on the bridge, some of the frames show more of his body than others. In those frames, you can see that he lacks legs.
Other mistake: When everyone is mounting Lefty after escaping the temple, part of the lava flow directly on the right of the opening goes nowhere and just ends halfway down the screen.
The Grim Reaper Wears a Teflon Coat - S1-E5
Other mistake: When the mob is throwing bottles at Stark Industries, the second bottle breaks in midair without actually hitting anything. (00:05:21)
Other mistake: We know the girls all go to school together, but when they are walking home in the opening scene, they all meet up coming from different directions.
Other mistake: Never once does Rey leave any footprints in the sand, despite her being heavier than BB-8. And BB-8 leaves constant trails in the sand wherever he goes.
Other mistake: In this episode, Eric tries to destroy a mutant, apparently unaware that Rangers don't destroy mutants but freeze them. Yet in Quantum Quest and Clash for Control, he froze a mutant.
Other mistake: At the end of the episode, the police inspector picks up a single .357 casing that Zenigata assumes, correctly, is the one from the shot fired by Jigen. He picks it up from behind the bench, but there are plenty more on the ground in that spot, which does not make sense considering he was the only one shooting from that position. (00:19:15)