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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-07 · 28 entries checked · 23 flagged · 45 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 45 still open
Black Mirror — The number of episodes is incorrectly stated as 33 episodes in seven series and one special; the correct count is 27 episodes across six series (including the special 'White Christmas' and the interactive film 'Bandersnatch'), as the seventh series has not bee
Bonanza — The show ran for 14 seasons and 431 episodes. It actually ran for 14 seasons and 430 episodes.
Coronation Street — The entry claims that in 2010, Coronation Street was recognized by Guinness World Records as the world's longest-running television soap opera. The correct record is that it was recognized as the longest-running current television soap opera, but the longest-r
Dad's Army — The entry states that UKTV's Gold channel recreated three missing episodes in 2019, but only two were recreated that year ('The Loneliness of the Long Distance Walker' and 'A Stripe for Frazer'); the third ('The Battle of Godfrey's Cottage') was recreated in 2
Dallas (TV series) — The reunion film *Dallas: J.R. Returns* aired in 1996, not 1998.
Days of Our Lives — Ken Corday became executive producer in 1985, not 1986.
Days of Our Lives — As of July 2025, the show has not been officially renewed through 2028; the known renewal only extends through September 2025.
Degrassi — The franchise's first International Emmy Award was won in 1986 for The Kids of Degrassi Street episode 'Lizzie's Lions', not in 1985; the STATS section incorrectly lists two International Emmy Awards for 1985 and 1987.
Degrassi — The Peabody Award was awarded in 2010 to Degrassi: The Next Generation for the episode 'My Body Is a Cage', not to the franchise as a whole; the STATS section implies the franchise itself won a Peabody Award, which is inaccurate.
Doctor Who — The entry states the series originally ran from 1963 to 1989 with fourteen actors headlining as the Doctor, but the original run had seven actors.
Doctor Who — The entry says 'since 2026, it has been pending an invitation to tender for future episodes,' which is a fabricated claim with no basis in established canon or BBC history.
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