Jean G

15th Jul 2008

Batman (1966)

The Purr-Fect Crime (1) - S1-E19

Continuity mistake: Catwoman curls up with a large red book. In the master shot, she's holding and reading the lefthand pages. In the close-up insert, her hands are suddenly grasping the righthand pages instead. Cut back to master shot, and she's again holding the left side of the book. (00:08:30)

Jean G

13th Jul 2008

Batman (1966)

The Ring of Wax (1) - S1-E23

Other mistake: Riddler says that his "universal wax solvent" can eat through anything. Which begs the question, just what is that vat he cooks the stuff up in made of? We see the wax burn through solid steel vault doors. So it also ought to be eating through the vat, the floor and the bedrock, and sizzling its way down to the Earth's core. (00:07:00)

Jean G

12th Jul 2008

Batman (1966)

Not Yet, He Ain't (2) - S1-E22

Factual error: When the Penguin steals the Batmobile, Batman spies on him from a tiny camera he says is hidden behind the car's fuel gauge. But the picture he and Robin are viewing has been shot from several feet away from the car, not from inside it. (00:11:15)

Jean G

12th Jul 2008

Batman (1966)

10th Jul 2008

Quantum Leap (1989)

9th Jul 2008

Batman (1966)

9th Jul 2008

Quantum Leap (1989)

9th Jul 2008

Batman (1966)

9th Jul 2008

Batman (1966)

9th Jul 2008

Batman (1966)

9th Jul 2008

Batman (1966)

9th Jul 2008

Batman (1966)

9th Jul 2008

Torchwood (2006)

Greeks Bearing Gifts - S1-E7

Continuity mistake: While she's talking to Mary in the flat, Toshiko's hair keeps changing between shots, going from combed evenly to split apart with one section hanging in the middle of her forehead and the rest brushed back. (00:31:30)

Jean G

9th Jul 2008

Batman (1966)

9th Jul 2008

Batman (1966)

9th Jul 2008

Batman (1966)

5th Jul 2008

Hawaii Five-O (1968)

5th Jul 2008

Batman (1966)

5th Jul 2008

Batman (1966)

1st Jul 2008

Babylon 5 (1994)

Lines of Communication - S4-E11

Trivia: Marcus tells the Mars resistance fighters that he was raised on the planet Arisia. J. Michael Straczynski used that name as an homage to one of his favorite science fiction book series, E.E. "Doc" Smith's Lensmen novels, in which the Arisians were the good guys. (00:16:00)

Jean G