Rose: | ||
 | – | In the very first (admittedly impressive!) shot, where we zoom in from outer space to Rose waking up in London at 7:30am, we can see that it's daylight in North America, even though it would be 2:30am in New York! |
| – | Rose works in Henrik's department store (their logo is clearly visible early in the episode) but after the explosion, the BBC news report spells it Henrick's with a C. |
| – | In the same BBC news report, the first caption shows the time as 20:45. Two minutes pass and we see the TV again — and the time is still 20:45! |
 | – | When the Auton's arm gets stuck in the lift door and the Doctor pulls it off, what happens to the Auton's sleeve? There's no sound of the shirt ripping and we don't see the sleeve stuck in the lift door afterwards. |
| – | The Doctor gives away the Auton arm to Rose, so why does he come looking for it the next day (and seems surprised that she has it)? |
| – | When the Doctor pulls off the Auton's arm in the lift, it's clearly seen to be a right arm. But behold the magical morphing power of sentient plastic — as Rose carries it home you can see it's now a left arm, only to change back into a right arm once she gets home. When Mickey throws it in the rubbish bin, it's a southpaw, but finally when the arm attacks the Doctor it goes back to being a rightie again. |
| – | Why does Rose's mum blow-dry her hair when it isn't wet? |
| – | While Rose is making coffee for the Doctor, she picks up the milk bottle with her right hand, then we cut to the Doctor shuffling the cards, then we cut back and we (very briefly!) see that she's got a teaspoon in her right hand instead. Then it's back to the Doctor trying again to shuffle the cards, finally back to Rose with the milk in her right hand once again. |
| – | Just why did that bloke put his wheelie bin out for collection when the bin is (practically) empty? |
| – | While Mickey is trying to escape from the aforementioned bin, he turns around 180 degrees, twisting the strands of plastic attached to his hands. Cut to another angle and the strands are suddenly un-twisted. |
| – | The Doctor shakes the champagne bottle, but manages not to spill a drop when he pops the cork! |
| – | When Rose sets off the fire alarm in the restaurant, the glass cover doesn't break. |
| – | When Rose first enters the TARDIS, the camera pans around the console room and we see only one handrail beside the door (which wobbles like mad when she grabs it). Then as she exits the TARDIS for the first time there are suddenly two handrails, one either side of the 'gangplank'. |
| – | As the Doc & Rose run hand-in-hand across Westminster Bridge, two London buses pass by on their right. Cut to another shot, looking at them from across the road, and the buses have disappeared! Followed by a cut back to the original angle and (yup) the buses are there again. |
| – | Look for a microphone in shot above the Doctor's head, just after the Nestene Consciousness identifies the TARDIS. |
| – | When the three 'bride' Autons are bearing down on Jackie, we see their hands "fall off" one by one, but look closely as the second one falls off, and you can see that the third one is already off. |
| – | Rose's hair defies continuity just before she does her gymnastics routine — shielding Mickey and looking down at the Doctor, her hair is a mess, then it's pushed back, then it's a mess... |
| – | In the aftermath of the Auton attack, the police cars pull up in their usual "arriving too late to be of any help" thing. But earlier on (while Jackie phoned Rose) we clearly see that there's a police station right across the road from the shopping centre! |