Corrected entry: In the 'buying a bed' sketch, Mr Verity says that the couple "said mattress twice". Because of his affliction he should have said "20 times".
How to Recognise Different Types of Trees From Quite a Long Way Away - S1-E3
Corrected entry: After Bicycle Repair Man gets on the bus, it drives off. In the next shot, it drives round a corner past some houses and parked cars. To the left of the bus, a little boy can be seen on the street (just walking past a car), and behind the bus, a man can be seen walking in the background. Neither of these people are wearing Superman outfits, like all the other characters in the episode are.
Correction: Later in the sketch it is revealed that "stockbrokers, accountants and church wardens" are all regular sights in J W Superman's world. Obviously there are some non-Superman people about, and you saw two of them. Not a mistake.
Corrected entry: In the opening scene, when Graham Chapman sits on a pig, the shadow of the microphone is visible on the wall behind him.
Correction: The scene is set in a television studio and he is speaking directly to camera. A boom shadow is not a film mistake under these circumstances.
Corrected entry: When commentating on the artists' bicycle race, John Cleese says some more cyclists are approaching and rattles off a very long list of names ... but then only 3 cyclists pass.
Correction: This is an example of pythonesque humour (pythonesque IS a word, look it up in the dictionary). Don't you think it a bit funny that he rattle off lots of names and have three riders go by? Maybe it's just me.
Corrected entry: In the 'Marriage Counsellor' sketch, the word on door to the office is spelt incorrectly ('councellor').
Correction: This is the British way of spelling it. The spelling is correct.
Corrected entry: At the beginning of the 'Marriage Counsellor' sketch, Eric Idle shows the cards 'Marriage' and 'Counsellor' and they fall off of the front of the table. Michael Palin and his wife walk in and the cards have vanished from the floor.
Correction: Actually, they fall onto the table itself. They are still there during the rest of the sketch.
Corrected entry: In the Killer Joke sketch Eric Idle states that the English version of the joke was first told to the enemy on July 8th, 1944. Later on, as the German broadcast their 'V-Joke', the caption reads "1942 - Somewhere in Britain". Time travel, or a script mistake?
Correction: Neither. It's part of the joke. Already posted and corrected.
Correction: No, he only has to multiply the numbers he says by ten. Twice is not a number.