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* ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'': In "The Purple Testament", Rod Serling says in his opening narration that he is quoting Shakespeare's play ''Theatre/RichardIII''. His quotation is actually from ''Theatre/RichardII'', also written by William Shakespeare.
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* ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'': In "The "[[Recap/TheTwilightZone1959S1E19ThePurpleTestament The Purple Testament", Testament]]", Rod Serling says in his opening narration that he is quoting Shakespeare's play ''Theatre/RichardIII''. His quotation is actually from ''Theatre/RichardII'', also written by William Shakespeare.
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* ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'': In "The Most Toys", Kivas Fajo, a collector of ancient rarities, displays the Mona Lisa in his treasure trove that is larger than the Mona Lisa actually is.
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* ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'': In "The "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS3E22TheMostToys The Most Toys", Toys]]", Kivas Fajo, a collector of ancient rarities, displays the Mona Lisa in his treasure trove that is larger than the Mona Lisa actually is.
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* ''Series/Charmed1998'': In "Sight Unseen", when one is developing a photo, it's first put into a developer chemical, which shows the picture up, then a stop, which stops it from developing anymore, then a fix which "sets" the photo. But in the basement, Prue puts the exposed photo into a tray with chemicals in it, where it starts to develop, then into a second tray where it develops fully.
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* ''Series/Charmed1998'': In "Sight Unseen", "[[Recap/CharmedS3E5SightUnseen Sight Unseen]]", when one is developing a photo, it's first put into a developer chemical, which shows the picture up, then a stop, which stops it from developing anymore, then a fix which "sets" the photo. But in the basement, Prue puts the exposed photo into a tray with chemicals in it, where it starts to develop, then into a second tray where it develops fully.
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* ''Series/MidsomerMurders'': In "[[Recap/MidsomerMurdersS18E5 Saints and Sinners]]", the portrait of Benedicta Milson is actually of Margaret Tudor, eldest daughter of Henry VII of England. To fit in with the story, the picture has been altered to include a treasure chest and a necklace around her neck. Her right arm has also been moved to rest on the chest. Originally both her arms were folded across her body, supporting a small monkey which is now partially floating in mid air.
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* In ''The Real Princess and the Snowy Autumn'' by Alexandra Yegorushkina, the plot kicks off on a day when somehow everyone decides to talk about rats. This includes multiple students deciding to recite ''God's Judgment on a Bishop'', Vasily Zhukovsky's translation of Robert Southey's ballad of the same name. However, while in Southey's ballad (which [[AdaptationDisplacement is virtually unknown]] in Russia) the eponymous bishop is indeed eaten by rats, in Zhukovsky's version he is eaten by ''mice''.
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* In ''The Real Princess and the Snowy Autumn'' by Alexandra Yegorushkina, the plot kicks off on a day when somehow everyone eerily decides to talk about rats. This includes multiple students deciding choosing to recite ''God's Judgment on a Bishop'', Vasily Zhukovsky's translation of Robert Southey's ballad of the same name. However, while in Southey's ballad (which [[AdaptationDisplacement is virtually unknown]] in Russia) the eponymous bishop is indeed eaten by rats, in Zhukovsky's version he is eaten by ''mice''.
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* In ''The Real Princess and the Snowy Autumn'' by Alexandra Yegorushkina, the plot kicks off on a day when somehow everyone decides to talk about rats. This includes multiple students deciding to recite ''God's Judgment on a Bishop'', Vasily Zhukovsky's translation of Robert Southey's ballad of the same name. However, while in Southey's ballad (which [[AdaptationDisplacement is virtually unknown]] in Russia) the eponymous bishop is indeed eaten by rats, in Zhukovsky's version he is eaten by ''mice''.
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* ''[[Series/{{Medici}} Medici: The Magnificent]]'': Creator/SandroBotticelli's painting ''Art/{{Fortezza}}'' is somehow seen hanging in the dining hall of the Medici Palace in ''Part 1''. The Medici family didn't commission the painting, statesman Tommaso Soderini did, for the Tribunale di Mercanzia of UsefulNotes/{{Florence}}.
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* ''[[Series/{{Medici}} Medici: The Magnificent]]'': Creator/SandroBotticelli's painting ''Art/{{Fortezza}}'' ''[[Art/SevenVirtues Fortezza]]'' is somehow seen hanging in the dining hall of the Medici Palace in ''Part 1''. The Medici family didn't commission the painting, statesman Tommaso Soderini did, for the Tribunale di Mercanzia of UsefulNotes/{{Florence}}.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/MuppetBabies2018'' episode "You Ought to Be in Pictures'', the art gallery the Babies visit features a number of famous artworks, most of which are famously elsewhere, incuding the Mona Lisa. It's plausible they could have one of the many castings of Rodin's Thinker, though
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** Possible subversion in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS32E10TheGirlWhoWaited The Girl Who Waited]]", which appears to have the Mona Lisa in the Two Streams Hospital (with the Doctor explaining that "Apalapucians are great cultural scavengers, Rory. This gallery's a scrapbook of their favourite places") until Rory clocks a Handbot over the head with it and it tears like paper. But it actually makes sense that the "cultural scavengers" might be more likely to have a beautifully framed ''print'' of the Mona Lisa than the real thing.
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* ''Film/TheFabricOfTheCosmos'': The Mona Lisa appears far larger than it actually is.
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* ''Film/TheFabricOfTheCosmos'': The Mona Lisa appears far larger than it actually is.
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* Part of Mary's [[TheKlutz clumsiness]] in ''Literature/BadNewsBallet'' initially is that her ballet slippers are too big for her feet, since her mother hopes she'll grow into them. However, she wouldn't be allowed to dance at ''all'' in oversized slippers--ballet slippers, even for beginners, must be snug to the foot and well-fitted both to avoid tripping and to make sure the foot is holding positions properly. She would be expected to get correctly sized shoes by the dance teachers.
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* Part of Mary's [[TheKlutz clumsiness]] in ''Literature/BadNewsBallet'' initially is that her ballet slippers are too big for her feet, since her mother hopes she'll grow into them. However, she wouldn't be allowed to dance at ''all'' in oversized slippers--ballet slippers, even for beginners, must be snug to the foot and well-fitted both to avoid tripping and to make sure the foot is holding positions properly. She would be expected to get correctly sized shoes by the dance teachers.
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* ''Film/TheFabricOfTheCosmos'': The Mona Lisa appears far larger than it actually is.
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* ''Film/BlackSwan:'': Nina is chosen to play the lead role in the company's touring production of ''Theatre/SwanLake''. In the world of ballet, because the lead roles are so strenuous and challenging, it's normal to have them shared by several dancers. A company would also be extremely unlikely to have just one principal dancer performing all the lead roles - most world-class companies would have around a dozen.
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* ''Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch'': Zelda is seen reading ''Literature/ValleyOfTheDolls'' in the episode "Tick Tick Hilda's Clock", and saying "the things that go on in that valley". The valley in the title does not refer to a place and is metaphorical, referring to withdrawals from drugs, which is what the dolls are.
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* ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'': The Eds interrupt Jimmy while he's painting, and he wails "my fresco is ruined!" when he's painting on a canvas. A fresco is a painting done to wet plaster on a wall.
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* ''WesternAnimation/SabrinaTheAnimatedSeries'': one episode involving a trip to an art museum, which is local to Greendale, and ''Art/{{The Scream|Munch}}'' is on display. As mentioned above, all editions of the painting are to be found in Norway.
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* PlayedForLaughs in ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddparents'', where Crocker produces an "extended" version of ''The Scream'' that shows [[RuleOfFunny he's screaming because he got an F]]. Knowing [[SadistTeacher Crocker]], this might well have been a reproduction he personally doctored.
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* ''Film/HustleAndFlow'': Clyde buys batteries for the Shure studio microphones that do not use batteries. Studio microphones rarely use batteries.
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* ''[[Series/{{Medici}} Medici: The Magnificent]]'': Creator/SandroBotticelli's painting ''Art/{{Fortezza}}'' is somehow seen hanging in the dining hall of the Medici Palace in ''Part 1''. The Medici family didn't commission the painting, statesman Tommaso Soderini did, for the Tribunale di Mercanzia of UsefulNotes/{{Florence}}.
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* ''Film/GlassOnion'': Miles Bron brags about being in possession of the original of Art/TheMonaLisa; however, it is larger than in real life and is painted on canvas, while the real deal is painted on wood.
