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Corrected entry: In the scene where the principal comes in and observes the class, Dewey improvises a "musical" math lesson, singing things like "9 x 9 = 81" and other very basic arithmetic lessons. But these kids are no younger than 5th grade, and at a fancy prep school they would already be way past those basic skills, but the principal doesn't even notice.

Corrected entry: Before the party, Vincent puts the blood packet on his index finger, but when stopped in the tunnel, he uses his middle finger to give the sample. (01:00:25)

Corrected entry: After Fitz has carried the Fool through the Skill Pillar and revived him, the Fool has a nightmare and comes running out of his tent. Then he lies down on Fitz's cloak and goes to sleep between Fitz and the fire, facing away from Fitz. A short time later he has another nightmare. Fitz "rolls to face him" and yet also can see the tears on his face. If he had rolled to face him, all Fitz should be able to see is the Fool's back.

Corrected entry: In chapter 27, Fudge says, "Or is there the usual simple explanation involving the reversal of time, a dead man coming back to life, and a couple of invisible dementors?" Fudge never knew about Hermione and Harry using the Time-Turner to rescue Sirius in book three.

Corrected entry: In chapter 38, it says that Tonks was wearing a t-shirt that says "The Weird Sisters". But in the illustration at the beginning of the chapter, you can see that only "erd" is visible, but it should be "ird", because the e comes before the i.

Corrected entry: When discussing former Defense Against the Dark Arts teachers, it's brought up that "one sacked, one dead, one's memory removed and one locked in a trunk for nine months." Lupin is the sacked one that's referred to, but he didn't get sacked, he resigned.

Corrected entry: The picture at the beginning of "The Rogue Bludger" shows Harry's left arm deboned. However, it says his right arm was the one that got deboned.

Corrected entry: At the Quidditch World cup, Bagman calls flying deliberately to collide "skinning", but according to the book "Quidditch Through the Ages", the correct term is "blatching".

Corrected entry: When El Mariachi walks into the Tarassco bar before the gunfight, the bartender tells him about a guy with a "Guitar case full of guns". In the opening scene of the movie Steve Buscemi never tells the same bartender or the thugs in the Tarassco bar what kind of case El Mariachi is carrying.

Leonard Hassen

Corrected entry: In order to return to Eternia, Guildor must build a new Key using Kevin's keyboard to make the correct tones. How Keven got his hands on the keyboard in the first place is somewhat suspect, as he claims it was 'at the music shop', however we know for a fact that the shop - along with everything in it - was shot to pieces by Skeletor's henchmen only a little while ago. His must have been the indestructible one mentioned in the other mistake.

Corrected entry: When Evil-Lyn and a robot trooper scan for the key in the warehouse backyard, note in the side views that while the trooper is speaking, his larynx is moving. Robots do not require a moving larynx for voice.

Corrected entry: In the scene where Sinbad is eating with Nat Love's gang at the dinner table, Dawnn Lewis's character shoots a piece of chicken out of someone's hand. If you slow it down and look closely, you can see the wire used to pull back the chicken.

Corrected entry: When the Mystery Men are at Casanova's mansion, Casanova appears at the top of the stairs holding Monica (Roy's girlfriend) hostage - how did Monica get there? None of Casanova's cronies could have gotten her, because they are all at his mansion long before Captain Amazing is killed, after which the Mystery Men go back to the inventor's warehouse to decide what they are going to do next, and Roy says goodbye to her before he goes with everyone else to fight Casanova.

Corrected entry: In the scene where "V" visits Dr. Delia Surridge at her residence, "V" informs Delia that he has administered her with a poison. Presumably this is the same poison "V" administered to his previous victims that causes them to vomit before they die. We watch Delia die, as well as see her dead body after "V" leaves and Inspector Finch arrives. We, however, do not see Delia vomit before dying, or find any vomit near her on her bed after she has died, although all the rest of "V"s previous poisoned victims have had assumingly vomited before they died.

The One Without The Ski Trip - S3-E17

Corrected entry: Near the end, when Ross and Rachel are arguing, Chandler jumps out and says, "Hey, guess who I am." Once he has said 'Hey', his mouth isn't moving at all. Also, he puts his cigarette in his mouth, so he can't be talking. (00:18:40)

Corrected entry: When May (Charlie's mother) first shows him the Weekly World News article on Mrs. X, she says, "She marries men *under fake identities*...and then murders them." This is confirmed in the movie (we hear various names mentioned when Tony is calling around at the households). Okay, so throughout the movie, we know Nancy Travis' character as Harriet - even at the end. Is Harriet her real name, and she finally decided to use it, or is this unexplained and thus is a blooper?

redbaron2000

The Route of All Evil - S5-E3

Corrected entry: Awsome Express deliver 1,000,000 newspapers a day. The phone call Leela answered was someone who hadn't gotten their paper in at least two days (Leela exclaimed "How long?"). However, when the dumped, missing papers are delivered by Planet Express, they deliver only once to each of the houses and they stay in the original area where Awsome Express used to deliver, yet somehow they finished delivering at least 1,000,000 papers.

Dan Moat

Corrected entry: When the Turks find Jack's hat, the Kraken eats their ship very quickly, without even showing its tentacles, but from then on, it takes its time, showing the tentacles, ripping masts off, and generally giving the main characters time to get away.

Corrected entry: The alphabet above the board in the class reads, "Az By Cx Dw Ev Fu ,etc"

Corrected entry: The song being played as Kenny descends into Hell (Hell Isn't Good,) was done by Matt Stone and Trey Parker's band, DVDA. DVDA also did the version of "What Would Brian Boitano Do?" that plays over the end credits.