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Visitors From Beyond the Stars - S1-E18

Revealing mistake: The view of the town seen through the saloon doors is a painted backdrop, as some of the actors cast shadows against it.

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Revealing mistake: After somebody gets run through with a sword, knife, spear, etc., and withdrawn from the stabbed body, there is no blood, gore, etc., seen on the blade.

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Kill Two by Two - S1-E17

Revealing mistake: Doug throws a grenade at Nakamura that lands just a few inches from a pile of leaves. The leaves explode rather than the grenade, they're a cover for the pyrotechnics.

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Kill Two by Two - S1-E17

Revealing mistake: On the beach, Doug and Tony rest against a heavy boulder that wobbles when they touch it.

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Kill Two by Two - S1-E17

Visible crew/equipment: The shadow of a large light or camera equipment is visible on the beach sand as Nakamura takes cover behind a boulder.

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Kill Two by Two - S1-E17

Continuity mistake: When Doug takes cover in the cave, Nakamura fires two shots at him without chambering a new round in his bolt action rifle.

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Kill Two by Two - S1-E17

Continuity mistake: A bush on the beach that was used to mask the pyrotechnics of the grenade thrown at Nakamura disappears when Nakamura starts walking towards Doug.

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Kill Two by Two - S1-E17

Continuity mistake: When Dr. Nakamura exchanges greetings with the Time Tunnel team, they are far apart, but the next shot shows all of them much closer together.

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Kill Two by Two - S1-E17

Continuity mistake: When Tony lobs the grenade at Lt. Nakamura, it lands at least a foot away from his right foot, but the next shot shows the grenade about three inches away.

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Kill Two by Two - S1-E17

Continuity mistake: Lt. Nakamura is shown kicking the grenade Tony threw at his feet, but the grenade disappears before he kicks it, Nakamura is instead kicking a mound of sand.

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Kill Two by Two - S1-E17

Continuity mistake: After prying off the lock to the storeroom with the pry bar, Doug drops it on the ground, but the next shot of him entering the storeroom shows it still in his hand.

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Kill Two by Two - S1-E17

Continuity mistake: After Lt. Nakamura disarms Doug, Nakamura is pointing his pistol to the left at Tony, then the next shot shows Nakamura pointing the pistol at Doug.

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Kill Two by Two - S1-E17

Continuity mistake: Sgt. Isugi turns his head slightly right and down to acknowledge Tony's injury, but the next shot of Isugi shows his head straight forward, addressing Doug.

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The Revenge of Robin Hood - S1-E16

Character mistake: When Robin Hood and his gang ambushes the king's cavalry, one of his crack archers fumbles and drops an arrow as he is about to shoot.

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The Revenge of Robin Hood - S1-E16

Other mistake: Robin Hood and his men ambush the king's cavalry as they ride by the group, but all the arrows hit the riders frontally in the chest - the arrows should be striking home on the left sides of the cavalry troopers.

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The Revenge of Robin Hood - S1-E16

Continuity mistake: Robin Hood's men are shown shooting at the cavalry from what appears to be at least 20 yards away, but when they emerge from their ambush position, the dead cavalrymen are a just a few feet from them.

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The Revenge of Robin Hood - S1-E16

Other mistake: During Robin Hood's attack on the castle, the same crossbowman is seen getting shot and falling off the castle wall twice.

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The Revenge of Robin Hood - S1-E16

Factual error: Little John orders the archers to "Fire" - the correct command for archers would have been either "shoot" or "loose."

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Show generally

Stupidity: Apparently Doug, Tony, and the Time Tunnel technicians have no qualms about changing/interfering with the timeline of history by either badly injuring or killing people whose descendants could have affected and altered the future of the Time Tunnel crew and history itself.

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The Revenge of Robin Hood - S1-E16

Other mistake: As the King's guards prepare to torture Doug and the Earl of Huntington with red-hot irons, one of them is handling the irons without gloves or any other non-conductive material to prevent his hands from being fried.

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