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Other mistake: It doesn't look like a bomb exploded over Hero's left testicle - there should be obvious and major damage to the front of his pants (not just a small hole). (00:39:00 - 01:08:58)

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Other mistake: Hero drove his car through a line of armored men and crashed onto rocks along a cement wall. Two days later when he returned to his car with gasoline (where one of his bombs exploded by the car), there was smoke and dust blowing through the air all around yet views of his car showed it was perfectly clean - shiny black. (00:52:35)

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Other mistake: The plea deal with Danny (5 to 7 years in prison) seems inconsistent with Georgia's sentencing guidelines, recidivist law, and the State's reputation as being tough on repeat offenders. Danny was on parole, which means he was convicted of a felony. His new charges - including assaulting a police officer (an "aggravating circumstance") and possession with intent to deliver - could be enough to impose MAXIMUM sentences or mandatory minimums (10 years?) under sentencing enhancements.

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Other mistake: Newscaster Hoda stated that Kat and Bastian would be making history when they exchanged vows "in front of the whole world, 20 million people." IF everyone worldwide watched, the figure would be over 7.8 BILLION. Justin told Collin that Kat and Bastian "have a social reach of over 200 MILLION people." Hoda might have meant 200 (not 20) million. (00:01:02 - 00:01:55)

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Other mistake: When the injured woman put her bloody right hand over Leto's left shoulder, her fingers were initially curved around his shoulder then slid down. The bloody handprint (too "neat") ended up being lower on his shirt/lapel than would be expected and there was no blood on top of his shoulder or smear downward, which would be impossible. (01:18:00)

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Other mistake: Chris whacked Sky with a tactical-type axe over her right shoulder. It isn't clear if the tip of the talon blade actually made contact behind her shoulder, but the straight part of the blade apparently severed the top of her shoulder and Sky had to forcefully pull it out. However, there was no initial blood splatter, barely any visible blood on her, and she was able to fight and swing the axe, raising her right arm above her head as if it had not been injured. (01:19:35 - 01:24:09)

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Other mistake: Sky is quite thin, but is able to stand in front of Chris in a wheelchair and kick him in the stomach, knocking him onto his back (still in the wheelchair). If the wheel brakes were applied, the wheelchair might have moved back a little from the force; if the brakes were not applied, the wheelchair would have most likely rolled back several feet. It is unlikely that Sky's kick was forceful enough or at the right angle to knock over Chris in the wheelchair like she did. (00:43:18)

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Other mistake: Connor told his newly-pregnant wife Candace, "So you need to eat twice as much, baby, 'cause you gotta feed the baby now." Maybe this was meant to be humorous, but Connor had just said he reads (meaning knows things) and suggested Candace eat an avocado a day. In general, the first (and even second) trimester of pregnancy does not require ANY extra calories. (00:27:05)

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Other mistake: James told Det Vargas he left the bar "2:30, give or take" and Vargas responded, "bar closes at 2:30 [AM]." When Star approached James at the bar, she said, "When I see a guy alone at the bar at three in the morning..." It is questionable if Detective Vargas was correct about the closing time. Traditionally, bars in L.A. closed at 2:00 AM. CA's Business and Professional Code on serving alcoholic beverages apparently now allows serving alcohol until 3:00 (not 2:30) AM - was this in effect? (00:04:33 - 00:11:50)

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Other mistake: William Tillich (AKA Bill Tell) had one suitcase which could not possibly hold enough sheets (or thin blankets) to cover/wrap all the furniture in his motel room like he did. (His suitcase was not very large and also contained his clothes.) He covered an even larger area of furniture in Gordo's house. It isn't clear if he used his own sheets or just happened to find the same kind in Gordo's house.

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Other mistake: Montana, like other states, has an "open container" law which prohibits public drinking or carrying an open container of alcohol on public streets/sidewalks, but Chris and Sky left the bar carrying and drinking bottles of beer, casually strolling down the sidewalk. Sky, who works in the bar, surely knows that customers may not leave the premises carrying open bottles of beer and an on-duty employee should have stopped them. Wealthy Chris might not have cared about the misdemeanor offense/fine.

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Other mistake: Chris' leg cast was thigh-high. When he got out of bed (and used crutches), his cast was OVER his pants. His pants' leg did not appear to be cut off - it was securely under the cast and never changed despite all the fighting/activity he engaged in. (00:36:22)

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Other mistake: When Natalie is standing outside of the hockey van near the driver's side passenger door, the side of the van below the window should be about to her shoulders but is only to her waist. The side is about one foot below the loop on the back of the driver's seat, but lines up with the loop after Natalie is seated in the van. (01:15:32 - 01:17:09)

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Other mistake: The way the man fell onto the hood and then the road, landing on his back, after Sami hit him from behind while going fast defies physics. He also landed too far to the left of the driver's side for being hit with the middle of the front bumper. (00:35:41)

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Other mistake: At times when everything was covered in ashes, Jeeps being driven over ashes had clean tires (black tread). One Jeep that was airborne for a couple seconds (coming out of a fire) had clean tires, but the tires later got dirty. (01:04:27 - 01:09:46)

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Other mistake: The RV's cassette player has some odd features (some of which I've never seen on a cassette player). There's a "push button" for "loudness", not "volume." There is another "push button" labeled "MO ST" - not sure what these mean. The slot for the cassette tape looks wide enough for a VHS tape. (00:11:15)

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Other mistake: After Steve slides open the middle window near Olivia, a small puff of air and some small waves of the right curtain panel can be seen, but not nearly as much or strong as would be expected. The left curtain panel was largely stationary. With the window completely open, the right and left panels of the thin curtains should be blowing inside the RV at an angle or even be flapping outside of the RV. (00:10:45)

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Other mistake: Packie arrived at Frank's garage on a bicycle, wearing a brown coat, hat, gray hooded sweatshirt, patterned shirt, and a T-shirt. Swaino arrived on a motorcycle, wearing a tight jacket, no hat, black gloves, and black jogging jacket with white trim. When they were outside by the grill, they had large sweaters over their coats. It isn't known where these sweaters came from. It can be assumed the blanket Swaino used at first was from Frank's garage, but the sweaters did not appear to be Frank's. (00:25:32 - 00:37:35)

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Other mistake: A vehicle bought at a NYPD auction must be paid for in cash, including tax. Ballena won the auction with his $60,000 bid for the Navigator, but it did not appear that Ballena was carrying that amount of cash on him. (He was not carrying a bag or briefcase.) If Ballena did have the $60,000 plus tax in cash, it would have taken some time for it to be counted before the paperwork could be completed, but no money was shown during the process. (01:05:03)

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Other mistake: In a voice over, Casi said, " I am a public defender. And there are only 15,000 of me for the 10.5 million people who were arrested last year in America." The statistics may not be accurate (the FBI's UCR lists an estimated 10,085,207 arrests in 2019), but it is his general statement that is misleading. Not all arrestees will be represented by a public defender - many will hire private defense attorneys. The inference of a 1,000 caseload per year exaggerates the actual of 50-590. (00:01:09)

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