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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-08 · 5 entries checked · 4 flagged · 6 issues confirmed · 4 corrected · 2 still open
Black Mirror — The entry states there are 24 episodes total, but the correct count is 27 episodes (22 standard episodes across six series, plus 'White Christmas', 'Bandersnatch', and 'Demon 79' which is part of Series 6).
Black Mirror — The entry states the first episode written for Netflix was 'Nosedive', but it was actually 'San Junipero'.
Bonanza — The opening scene was not filmed at the RKO Forty Acres backlot; it was filmed at the Paramount Studios backlot for the first season.
Columbo — The series earned 68 award nominations and won 22: The actual number of Primetime Emmy nominations for the series is 13, with 4 wins (all for Peter Falk). The total of 68 nominations and 22 wins appears to be inflated or unsubstantiated for the series itself.
Coronation Street — The first episode filmed in colour was broadcast on 24 November 1969. (The phrasing is misleading; earlier episodes had been filmed in colour but broadcast in black and white.)
Coronation Street — In 1964, producer Tim Aspinall fired nine cast members, including L. (The name 'L' is incomplete or incorrect; the fired cast members included Pat Phoenix, but 'L' is nonsensical.)
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