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Sanctuary - S4-E12

Other mistake: Kim and Al chase the suspect into a wooded area. As Al is walking through the woods there is a puff of smoke from behind the the trees in front of him, but the suspect steps out from behind him.

Start Digging - S3-E22

Other mistake: When Voight finishes talking with Rev, Voight walks away. When he does, he goes in the opposite direction from where his car is parked and on the wrong side of car for a driver. (00:27:05)

Promise - S5-E3

Other mistake: Kim uses Gabriela Dawson to translate in Spanish to interview a witness. It could be a legal issue to use a native speaker, but it has been established in a few episodes that Kim is fluent in Spanish. (00:06:15)

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Blood Bleeds Blue - S12-E2

Other mistake: S12 E2 Blood Bleeds Blue - Dante drives by the Green Line Morgan station stairs. It's the same stop Voight drives by as the stairs to the Green Line Kedzie station. The views are from a slightly different angle, but both station stops have a bike, a green scooter, the same weed growth, and a blue recycling bin in the same positions. (00:44:49 - 00:47:08)

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The Song of Gregory Williams Yates - S3-E13

Other mistake: Lindsay is video calling on Nellie's mom's phone to Yates. Bought at the scene of a fire, tells Finn to text Lindsay and let her know about the fire. We see the text come in, but it's on Nellie's mom's phone, not Erin's. (00:31:00)

Sanctuary - S4-E12

Continuity mistake: During the street scenes it appears to be fall with leaves on the ground, grass green and streets and sidewalks dry. However, when police raid the park worker's house there is snow on the house roof and on the ground. When the police stake out the same house, there is no snow on the house roof or ground. (00:36:00 - 00:41:00)

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Infection, Part III - S7-E4

Question: In the wake of the bioterror attacks, how come we didn't see the FBI get involved with the investigation and subsequent manhunt? Also, with the bioterrorist finally located, how come the SWAT team wasn't called in to spearhead the takedown? In real life, the FBI's Hostage Rescue Team would most likely be the ones to go in after a terrorist.

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