Movie Nut

6th Feb 2019

Star Trek (1966)

30th Jan 2019

Star Trek (1966)

Journey to Babel - S2-E10

Trivia: Vulcans generally do not smile, but after Amanda says "I love you" to Sarek, then playfully chides him about it, he touches her fingers and smiles.

Movie Nut

30th Jan 2019

Star Trek (1966)

30th Jan 2019

Star Trek (1966)

I, Mudd - S2-E8

Other mistake: When Norman goes to the second panel in Auxiliary Control, there is clicking when he turns his right hand, but there is no knob, just a blinking light.

Movie Nut

28th Jan 2019

Star Trek (1966)

26th Jan 2019

M*A*S*H (1972)

Sons and Bowlers - S10-E19

Continuity mistake: After Klinger throws his ball, his arm stays extended outward. As the shot cuts, looking down the lane towards him, his arm is hanging straight down. Then, after the strike, he raises both arms up. A second later, his left arm is down by his side, his right doing a celebratory motion.

Movie Nut

26th Jan 2019

The Twilight Zone (1959)

The Fugitive - S3-E25

Other mistake: Old Ben duplicates Jenny so she can accompany him to his home planet. As he can turn into anything, he should be able to approximate her height. When the now twins walk out, the girl on the right is a couple of inches taller than the girl on the left. Not only that, but her hair is noticeably darker.

Movie Nut

19th Jan 2019

M*A*S*H (1972)

Show generally

Other mistake: In all the opening sequence of each episode, a group of people are waiting on the pad to get the wounded off the choppers. If you look closely as the group goes to move, the character Mulcahy is there, but it's George Morgan, who played the role in the pilot episode. From the third episode on, it was played by William Christopher, so it's the wrong actor for all the other episodes.

Movie Nut

15th Jan 2019

Star Trek (1966)

15th Jan 2019

M*A*S*H (1972)

The Odyssey of Flight 33 - S2-E18

Character mistake: The real speed that was reported was 3,000 knots. At one point, the plane encountered a bright flash, and violent shaking. The Captain surmised that they broke the sound barrier. 3,000 knots equates to over 3,000mph. The sound barrier (Mach 1) is about 767mph, and the captain would know that.

Movie Nut

6th Jan 2019

M*A*S*H (1972)

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Suggested correction: As Leonardo da Vinci put it: Art is never finished, just abandoned. The fact that it looks complete to you or me is no reason why the artist couldn't find minor details he'd want to touch up.

Doc

6th Jan 2019

M*A*S*H (1972)

Trivia: After Harry Morgan joined the cast as Col. Sherman T. Potter, the character is shown numerous times painting portraits of the main characters. However, he never painted them. The studio prop master farmed out the work to local talent who was happy for the work. None of those artists have been named.

Movie Nut

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Suggested correction: This entry is contradictory with another Trivia item which states that Harry Morgan, being an amateur painter in real life, did indeed produce at least some of the paintings.

Doc

Really? I had not seen that bit, as no mention came up as I entered it (similar entry, etc.). Then if so, I stand corrected and offer my thanks, Doc.

Movie Nut

29th Dec 2018

M*A*S*H (1972)

18th Dec 2018

M*A*S*H (1972)

18th Dec 2018

M*A*S*H (1972)

Der Tag - S4-E17

Character mistake: The last bet comes to Frank after Mulcahy bets a dollar, and Potter raises fifty cents, making it a dollar fifty. Frank makes it another five dollars, making it six dollars fifty cents. Mulcahy says "Oh dear, it's five fifty to me." He should have said six fifty.

Movie Nut

18th Dec 2018

M*A*S*H (1972)