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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-06 · 37 entries checked · 26 flagged · 49 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 49 still open
American Horror Story: Murder House — The pilot was shot in Country Club Park, Los Angeles, not Country Park Club.
American Horror Story: Murder House — The season was always planned as 13 episodes, but the 13th episode was combined into the 12th, resulting in a 12-episode season with the finale extended to 52 minutes; the claim that the finale was 'shortened to 12 episodes' is misleading and the factual error
American Horror Story: 1984 — The season was renewed on August 3, 2018, alongside the ninth season, not on January 12, 2017.
American Horror Story: 1984 — The season was always ordered as nine episodes, not originally ordered as ten.
American Horror Story: Coven — The claim that the season 'marks the first season not to feature cast mainstays Dylan McDermott and Zachary Quinto' is inaccurate because Zachary Quinto did not appear in Season 2 (Asylum) either; he only appeared in Season 1 (Murder House). Thus, this is not
American Horror Story: Coven — The statement that the premiere episode 'Bitchcraft' was watched by 5.54 million viewers, 'a series high at the time' is factually incorrect. The series high for a premiere at that time was the Season 2 premiere ('Welcome to Briarcliff') which had 3.85 million
American Horror Story: Freak Show — The claim that 'John Cromwell' reprised his role from Asylum is a factual error; the actor is James Cromwell, and he did not appear in Freak Show.
American Horror Story: NYC — Charlie Carver had previously appeared in American Horror Story: Hotel (Season 5), so he is not a newcomer
American Horror Story: NYC — Manny Coto was not an executive producer on American Horror Story: NYC
Bag of Bones (miniseries) — The entry states that Jo is struck and killed by a bus while crossing the street after a book signing. In the novel and miniseries, Jo dies from a brain aneurysm, not a bus accident.
Bag of Bones (miniseries) — The entry claims that Mattie shot her husband Lance for trying to drown their child. In the novel and miniseries, Lance died in a car accident, and Mattie did not shoot him.
Bakula Bua Ka Bhoot — The network is listed as &TV, but the show actually aired on Star Bharat.
Bakula Bua Ka Bhoot — The cast includes Sudha Chandran as a guest star, but she did not appear in this show; this is likely a confusion with another series.
Belan Wali Bahu — The cast list includes 'Manishaa Purohit as neighbor Katori' but the correct spelling is 'Manisha Purohit' (without the extra 'a').
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