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The Way to Eden - S3-E20

Revealing mistake: As Scotty is cutting through the wall, the line where the burn is supposed to go is outlined on the inside of the wall.

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The Squire of Gothos - S1-E18

Revealing mistake: When first seen on Gothos, the "frozen" Kirk's eyes blink.

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The Galileo Seven - S1-E17

Revealing mistake: As Spock carries the crewman, the second spear hits a rock. As it does, you can see the Styrofoam chips fly up.

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Bread and Circuses - S2-E25

Revealing mistake: After Kirk and party are captured by the police, a montage of scenes depicting the planet's buildings plays while the log entry is heard. One of the buildings shown, though hard to read, has the title "Massachusetts Institute of Technology" (M.I.T.) above the columns.

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Bread and Circuses - S2-E25

Revealing mistake: During the televised fight, in the wide angle shots, you can tell it's Spock's stunt double fighting.

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Patterns of Force - S2-E21

Revealing mistake: After being put in the cell, when the camera is in a closeup of Spock, you can see the lines in the prosthetic ears, and can easily tell where the makeup is blended into his real ear.

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Charlie X - S1-E3

Revealing mistake: As Charlie watches the pole lowering into a square hole in the deck, the wood grain of the set piece is visible. The wood has been painted gray/silver to look like metal. (00:06:06)

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The Gamesters of Triskelion - S2-E16

Revealing mistake: As the camera does a close up of the Master Thrall, the line of the bald skin cap is visible. (00:05:10)

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The Gamesters of Triskelion - S2-E16

Revealing mistake: When Kirk goes to kick his opponent, you can see the kick was at least a foot and a half from the man.

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The Gamesters of Triskelion - S2-E16

Revealing mistake: When the camera goes in on a close up of the phaser, when the trigger is pulled, the indicator light to signal a reaction by the intended target that's usually too small to be seen or hidden by animation is visible.

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The Naked Time - S1-E5

Revealing mistake: As Spock gets to to the helm position, the whole console visibly wobbles as he hits the controls.

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The Way to Eden - S3-E20

Revealing mistake: As the camera is close to Dr. Sevrin, the line of the bald skin wig is easily seen.

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Wink of an Eye - S3-E11

Revealing mistake: In the Enterprise lab, as a sped up Spock goes to move away from McCoy and Chapel, McCoy's eyes follow his movements rather than looking at where Spock was supposed to be after he "disappeared."

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Let That Be Your Last Battlefield - S3-E15

Revealing mistake: As Kirk turns all the way around to look at the newly arrived Bele, the shadows of the stage wiring is easily spotted at the top of the screen.

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Patterns of Force - S2-E21

Revealing mistake: As Kirk and company exit through the tunnel, the seams of the wall sections are visible.

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I, Mudd - S2-E8

Revealing mistake: After making the Alice androids freeze up, Spock returns to Kirk. As he does, look at the rock wall behind him; the seam between the panels is obvious.

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The Return of the Archons - S1-E22

Revealing mistake: In the holding cell, as Spock attempts to analyze McCoy's mental state, the alcove is brightly lit a hand held lamp. As the camera pulls back, the light is seen to move, and then is turned off.

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The Squire of Gothos - S1-E18

Revealing mistake: As Kirk turns to run on the castle steps, an iron bar barricade appears, blocking his path. When it does, watch the castle wall, and the barricade. It seems to slide just a few inches to line up correctly in the shot, showing poor editing.

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The Squire of Gothos - S1-E18

Revealing mistake: As Trelane takes a swipe at Kirk, he hits a tree branch. As it breaks away, the building material it was made from is revealed, rather than it being wood.

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The Squire of Gothos - S1-E18

Revealing mistake: In Trelane's castle, Kirk and Sulu are supposed to be frozen, but they slightly waver.

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