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Touched - S7-E20

Trivia: To give Eliza Dushku time to film the pilot of "Tru Calling", this episode was filmed after "End Of Days", but was aired before.

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Plot hole: Gardez and Michelle Carey both disappear with no explanation. While Gardez's disappearance benefits the plot, in order to introduce Jack, there's never any mention of why he's gone, be it personal/medical leave, reassignment, etc. Ditto Michelle: she was so determined to learn the truth about Tru, so her disappearance doesn't make sense.

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Enough - S2-E5

Continuity mistake: When Davis talks to Avery about death, his hand moves in four consecutive shots from his temple, to his upper lip, to his chin, to his arms folded in front of his chest. (00:09:55)

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Supersymmetry - S4-E5

Trivia: To illustrate where her speech is placed on the itinerary, Fred compares it to a baseball player batting between Nomar Garciappara and Sammy Sosa, who both played with the Chicago Cubs. While Garciappara wouldn't join that team until well after the episode aired, and nobody could have known what would happen two years in the future, it's not a mistake; but as a Cubs fan, I find it an interesting choice of comparison.

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Amigos - S2-E3

Continuity mistake: In Mexico, when Michael and Lindsay talk about Ice the bounty hunter outside the church, there are two people behind them that appear, disappear, and reappear. (00:13:40)

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Continuity mistake: On the morning of July 20, Stauffenberg cuts himself while shaving, leaving a noticeable mark on his neck. After he arms the bomb at the Wolf's Lair, the cut disappears. (01:02:40 - 01:06:15)

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Trivia: The show's theme song, "The Ballad of Serenity", was written by Joss Whedon.

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Continuity mistake: In the scene where Clouseau is having his hair shampooed, the amount of shampoo on Ponton's hands changes, and then the suds disappear. (01:07:40)

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Waiting In The Wings - S3-E13

Trivia: The prima ballerina is played by Summer Glau, who also appeared on "Firefly". In addition to acting, Glau is a classically trained ballerina.

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Villains - S6-E20

Trivia: While "Seeing Red" is commonly considered Amber Benson's last appearance as Tara, she actually appears (and is credited) in this episode as Tara's dead body.

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Continuity mistake: When Bruce checks one of the dogs, Henry, into the hotel, he writes the name into the ledger in green. When Bernie later reads the book, the name is written in red.

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Grave (2) - S6-E22

Trivia: This was the only season finale not written and directed by Joss Whedon.

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Grave (2) - S6-E22

Continuity mistake: When Willow breaks down in tears in Xander's arms, the hair on the right side of her face is visible over her ear blowing in the wind. In the the next shot, her hair is clumped behind her ear, in Xander's hand. (00:34:40)

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Trivia: Ike Eisenmann and Kim Richards, who played Tony and Tina in the original Escape to Witch Mountain, make cameos as a sheriff and waitress, respectively.

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Disharmony - S2-E17

Trivia: While it is mentioned numerous times, the shots of Willow in her dorm (on the phone with Cordelia talking about Harmony) mark the only appearance of Sunnydale on the show.

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Day 7: 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM - S7-E1

Continuity mistake: When Alan Tanner shoots Gabriel Schector, three shots are fired, but four bullet holes are visible in the window.

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Trivia: The apartment building in New York City where Mickey and Roger live also appears in the pilot of "Without a Trace", which was created by writer Hank Steinberg.

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Trivia: In the season seven premiere, Carlos Bernard is credited as Tony Almeida, even though his return was meant to be a surprise. This was because Tony's return was leaked in a press release almost a year before the episode aired.

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Pilot - S1-E1

Continuity mistake: When Jack and Sam leave Maggie's father's house, the part in Sam's hair moves from the right side to the left side. (00:16:25)

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Trivia: Col. von Stauffenberg is inspired to use Operation Valkyrie to assassinate Hitler while listening to Richard Wagner's "Ride of the Valkyries". Stauffenberg actually disliked Wagner's music.

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