An episode of the X Files references a missing ship departing Leeds, UK, which as someone who has lived in this landlocked Yorkshire town for over 30 years I can assure you it did not.

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Saying ‘ok’ in historical fiction. Not before the American 1840s, people! Also: saying ‘hello’ in historical fiction. Before the mid-C19, ‘halloo’ or ‘hollah’ was something you shouted to get attention, like saying ‘Hey!’

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Ok this is something that only I will care about but in the Sound of Music during that berry picking scene they said it was too early for blueberries but strawberries were fine which would make that scene around May WHICH WAS AFTER THE ANSCHLUSS IN MARCH 1938

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Onboard hydration centre because driving is thirsty work in Bedrock.

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You know who never makes this mistake? Scorsese. When the story is about gangsters in the 1970s and 80s, the music on the soundtrack, and in the bars that they stole from the rightful owners, is songs they liked when they were kids or adolescents, or stuff their parents might've played all the time.

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