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Hank's Unmentionable Problem - S1-E6

Continuity mistake: Bill and Hank are talking outside, and then Dale walks up to ask Hank if he's tried squatting. Hank opens his mouth part of the way in this shot, but then it cuts to a close-up and his mouth is closed. He turns to look at Bill, mouth still closed, then it cuts back to a wide angle and his mouth is open again. (00:04:25)

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Hank's Unmentionable Problem - S1-E6

Continuity mistake: Bill tells Hank to not be embarrassed about his constipation, and Hank is holding his beer can where his finger is over the top of the label. Then in the next shot, his finger is suddenly lower with more of the label and logo showing above it. (00:04:08)

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Trivia: The Bunker level escape sequence where you use the super magnet feature on Bond's watch to pull some throwing knives out of the sewer was inspired by the use of the super magnet watch in Roger Moore's first official Bond outing in Live and Let Die. Where in that film he uses the magnetic watch to pull a metal air cartridge to him before cutting the ropes. He also uses the magnet previously in the movie attempting to pull a metal canoe to escape gators and to unzip a lady's dress.

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Trivia: Bond's watch in this movie is the Hamilton Pulsar P2 2900, which was invented in 1970. This is actually the world's very first digital watch and was the mark of the future.

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Trivia: While this was Moore's first appearance in an official Bond film, this was actually the second time Roger Moore played the character of Bond. In 1964, he appeared on the 7-minute sketch show Mainly Millicent. Here, Bond was played as a bit more of a parody version of the character Moore would later play in an official manner.

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Trivia: In an attempt to differentiate Roger Moore's take on Bond from Connery, they changed a few things about his character in this film. Notably, he orders bourbon with no ice instead of the famous martini shaken not stirred, and he also smokes cigars instead of cigarettes, as well as not wearing a hat in the opening gun barrel sequence.

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Veteran Guy - S16-E14

Trivia: In the back of the van of the guys planning an attack, hanging on the wall are what are the Shotgun from Halo, and what appears to be the Halo SMG but with the foregrip missing.

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Fertilized Megg - S22-E1

Trivia: In the background at the bowling alley, there is a claw machine with several plushies in it. If you look closely, a few of the plushies appear to be Yoshi from the Super Mario franchise.

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Continuity mistake: After Zoe is killed, Bond and R are kneeling beside her and there is nothing behind where R is as far as vehicles go. Then moments later, Bond jumps up and goes to get into his BMW and suddenly it's right behind R. Also, the shipping containers in the background change colours. The position of Zoe's legs also changes slightly.

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Continuity mistake: When the lady pops out of the limo to fire an RPG at Bond and Nightshade, the rocket starts to pass by Bond and he flails his arms out, starting to move. Then, in the next shot, as the car is starting to explode, suddenly Bond's arms are straight down at his side and only start moving once he's flung by the explosion.

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Trivia: The character of Nigel Bloch is actually the character model of Renard textured over a little and retooled. An asset left over from when the game was originally intended to be the fourth version of The World is Not Enough game, and several similar assets were reused for different purposes.

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Revealing mistake: When Bond is telling Zoe Nightshade, "One thing troubles me, how can I be sure you're the genuine article?" Zoe puts her hands on Bond's chest. Her fingers clip into his character model like she's putting her hand inside him.

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Trivia: This game started out as being the 4th version and PC make of The World is Not Enough. However, at some point during development, that decision was changed and they overhauled everything they had created to make this a fully original James Bond game while the other 3 versions of TWiNE continued for the N64, PS1 and Game Boy Color.

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Character mistake: In the Sega CD version, during the opening scene, a guard is grabbed and says, "I'm a Kleindast's guard." Using the name of a character Kleindast possessive but in a bad grammatical way. It should either read, "I'm just one of Kleindast's guards!" or "I'm a Kleindast guard!" without the possessive status.

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Trivia: The only officially released version of this game was on the SNES. However, there was also a Sega CD version of the game that was pretty much fully completed but never officially released. It was mostly a port of the SNES game but with added features like movie cutscenes and a different opening. A demo version of it was put out with a European magazine, and then the full game would be leaked on the internet in 2007 by the main programmer.

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Character mistake: On the German level, it says Kleindast commands a Nazi regiment which uses modern "weaponly" instead of weaponry, with it spelled wrong.

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Character mistake: Level 4 is listed as "German" instead of "Germany" like it's supposed to be. Just German.

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Other mistake: In the opening text under Dr. Kleindast, it quotes him as saying "Let the duel begins" rather than "begin" as it should be, making it grammatically incorrect.

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Continuity mistake: When Trip is holding up Frank in his room, he's holding his gun sideways. But in shots from the front, it's tilted at about a 45-degree angle, but in shots from behind, it's almost 90 degrees to the side. (01:10:05)

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Excess Animus - S3-E7

Revealing mistake: Childen is getting beaten up in his hotel room by a thug, and if you watch the very last punch thrown before the scene changes, you can see that the actor really pulls his punch hard. It doesn't even come close to hitting Childen. (00:40:14)

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