I really believe that in American written language, including language scripted for radio and television, such errors are now more common than examples of accurate agreement.
With the trial in scripted television can come error.
That was interactive television's first implementation error.
Because of an editing error, a television highlight entry yesterday for the Fox series "House" misidentified the actor who portrayed an ailing cyclist.
Because of an editing error, a television highlight entry yesterday for the History Channel documentary "Lincoln" misstated the date of Mathew Brady's photograph of Lincoln.
Because of an editing error, a television review yesterday about "Isaac: Have a Better Day," a new talk show on the Style network starring Isaac Mizrahi, referred incorrectly to the studio audience, which he addresses as "girls".
Correction: October 9, 2003, Thursday Because of an editing error, a television review of the ABC comedy "It's All Relative" on Oct. 1 misstated the name of the pub owned by two characters.
Because of an editing error, a television review last Saturday about "Killers in Eden," an episode of "Nature" on PBS, misidentified the victim of a boating accident whose corpse was circled by a killer whale.
Because of an editing error, a television review on Thursday about the ABC show "Charlie's Angels" and the NBC show "Prime Suspect," an adaptation of a British series, misidentified the maker of the British "Prime Suspect".
Because of an editing error, a television review on Feb. 4 about "Bertie and Elizabeth," a "Masterpiece Theater" presentation on the life of Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, misstated the policy of the Church of England on divorce, a factor in the abdication of her brother-in-law King Edward VIII, who became the Duke of Windsor.
