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 *  Vastra's veil is far more transparent than it was apparently meant to be, given the reactions to the revelation of her non-human appearance.
-* We hear the crowd at the meeting singing the poem (sometimes referred to as a hymn) "[[Jerusalem (hymn)|Jerusalem]]" (also known as "And did those feet in ancient time"). Although William Blake wrote the poem around 1804 Hubert Parry's melody was not composed until 1916, 23 years after the story was set.
 * The image of the Doctor's face in the dead man's eye at the beginning of the episode is different from when it was shown in the flashback.
 * One of Mrs. Gillyflower's "Pretty maids all in a row" in the flashback scene blinks.
-* The images that Clara was shown were not possible since, for both [[Cold War (TV story)|Cold War]] and [[Hide (TV story)|Hide]], nobody was present to take the pictures.
-** ''While this may be the case for ''Hide'', there were numerous sailors aboard the submarine in ''Cold War'' who could have taken the photo. Also, the ''Hide'' photo may have been taken after the climax of the episode and before the Doctor and Clara departed using a timer or remote shutter.''
 * As Mrs. Gillyflower was threatening to shoot the Doctor, Clara, Vastra, and Jenny, Strax appears on top of the tower and fires a shot that causes her to fall to her death, however a moment after she landed, he was right next to the others.