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Justice - S4-E3

Factual error: The justice computer states that Rimmer is guilty of 1,167 counts of 2nd degree murder, each carrying a sentence of 8 years, giving a total of 9,328 years. This is equivalent to 1,166 counts. 1,167 counts would be 9,336 years. (00:14:00)

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Justice - S4-E3

Visible crew/equipment: When the crew are standing before the Judgement computer (when Lister is worrying that he will be sent to prison) if you look above Lister's head you can see a microphone bob up and down into shot. (00:11:10)

Justice - S4-E3

Revealing mistake: When the simulant pulls the knife out of his chest, you can see the knife is a dummy. As the handle is pulled back, the blade does not move at all. (00:25:30)

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Justice - S4-E3

Revealing mistake: At The End of the episode, the crew walk along a corridor, walk around a pillar, then walk straight back down the same corridor they have just walked down. (00:27:00)

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Justice - S4-E3

Continuity mistake: Near The End of the episode, after the simulant has strangled itself, it is lying flat on his back. When the Cat comes up behind it to attack it with a spade, the simulant is half sitting up. 26.20. (00:26:20)

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Suggested correction: This can't be classed as a mistake. It's not known that it's a requirement for them to be worn during the trial. Or maybe Rimmer couldn't find them.

White Hole - S4-E4

Rimmer: The thing about Captain Oates... The thing you have to remember about Captain Oates... Captain Oates... Captain Oates was a prat.

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Answer: Presumably he does, but it's never been used in any material related to the show. He is the only Cat left (as shown in Series 1), so even if he had once had a name, nobody would know it.

Moose

Answer: In the book, the Cat finds the concept of a name confusing, as he's convinced he's the center of the universe and the idea that someone wouldn't know who he was is baffling.

Brian Katcher

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