Before I begin, I want to point out that I don't consider the use of "An Unearthly Child" and the like instead of their recently discovered "proper" titles to be a mistake. I also don't consider the frequent use of the term "Doctor Who" in reference to the Doctor in the descriptions to be a mistake.

An Unearthly Child
The description refers to the time the cavemen live in as the Great Cold. In the show, the Great Cold merely referred to the coming of winter.

The Daleks
Thals is misspelled Thais.

The Aztecs
The quote says, "You cannot rewrite history, not one line." I'm fairly certain the Doctor used the word "can't" in the actual show. In the two photographs on the back, William Hartnell is out of costume. (rehearsal photos)

The Dalek Invasion of Earth
The year the story takes place in was not 2164 as the cover says it was (this was just the date on the calendar that Ian finds, but it's years after that calendar was made)  The Earth is not the only planet with a magnetic core. The TV story doesn't
claim that it is.

The Rescue / The Romans
The rescue ship was not intent on revenge on the Didonians.  Time was not running out for the planet.  How exactly can a person spend the rest of their life trapped in 64 AD (unless they die before the end of the year, of course)?

The Web Planet
The TARDIS crew "stray from their astral plane". Is Shirley McClaine piloting?

The Crusade / The Space Museum Collector's Edition
On the top of the back side of the cover, Glyn Jones' name is misspelled Gyln Jones.
The box claims to contain "four high quality collectible images from The Crusade" on the postcards.  Actually,
only three of the images are from The Crusade.  The fourth is from The Space Museum.
There's a missing dash in the description of The Crusade when it says "It's the 12th Century Palestine and King Richard..."
The box is misleading when it says it is in stereo.  Only the title logo sounder is in stereo.  The episodes are mono.

The Daleks Limited Edition Boxed Set
Dalek is used singularly in one instance where it should be plural.  The box says The Chase was Produced by Terry Nation. It should be Verity Lambert.

The Ark
The box says the story was Produced by Verity Lambert.  It should be John Wiles.  Also, Lesley Scott's name is misspelled
Leslie Scott in some places, but correctly as Lesley Scott in others.  The box also says that it is in stereo.  While this is true of the music that accompanies the formation of the video logos, it isn't the case on the program itself, so I'd call this a mistake too.

The War Machines
None.

The Tomb of the Cybermen
Alistair Pearson's name is spelled Alister Pearson.

The Ice Warriors
The box says Peter Bryant was the Producer.  It was in fact Innes Lloyd.  Bryant was the script editor.
The box says it's in stereo.  Only the logo fanfares are.  The programs themselves are in mono.

The Dominators
None.

The Mind Robber
None.

The Invasion
None.

The Krotons
"Kroton's" should be "Krotons' "
"a brave brand of Gonds" should be "a brave band of Gonds"

The Seeds of Death
The cover photo of Patrick Troughton was a publicity still from his first season, not from this story (which was near the end
of his tenure).  Terrance Dicks gets co-writer credit on the box. While this may be what actually happened, he didn't get the credit on screen and thus this breaks the normal pattern of the videos where they normally use the pseudonyms and names that appeared on screen as opposed to the "real" names that did it.

The War Games
On the top of the box, it says "The War Games Part 1." Nowhere on the top does it say Part 2 is in there too (which it is).

Spearhead From Space
The box refers to "an evil alien" which should be plural. The box also says that the Doctor chose to spend his exile on Earth when in fact he had no say in the matter.

Doctor Who and the Silurians
None.

Inferno
The box says the Doctor is called to Earth for this adventure as though he'd been away just before this.
"Written By: By Don Houghton"
The box says the story is in black and white when it is in fact in color, and this is exaserbated by the black and white publicity photos used on the back side.

Terror of the Autons
The Master's quote at the top is, "I have come to destroy you Doctor. Once and for all." He didn't say this in the show.

The Claws of Axos
None.

The Dæmons
The box says the Doctor went to probe the Devil's Hump, when in fact he went there to stop others from doing so.
The box says this occurs on the year's greatest occult festival. It was in fact the second-greatest occult festival (according to Professor Horner).

The Day of the Daleks
The on-screen title has no "the" at the beginning, so the box shouldn't use it either.
The Daleks on the cover are printed backwards.
The box refers to the Daleks as robots, when they're really cyborgs of a sort.

The Curse of Peladon
Aggedor is misspelled Agador.

The Sea Devils
None.

The Three Doctors
Jon Pertwee is misspelled John Pertwee.
Hartnell's portrait on the cover looks more like Richard Hurndall.
Omega is referred to as an "old arch enemy" of the Doctor's when this is in fact the first time he's met him (unless they're reading something into it from the hints dropped later in Remembrance of the Daleks of course).
Time Lords is mistakenly spelled Timelords.

Carnival of Monsters
None.

Frontier in Space
The Dalek on the portrait is seen firing a beam from it's gun-stick. This is anachronistic as Daleks were never seen to fire a beam until Genesis of the Daleks.

The Green Death
The box says the Doctor wasn't so sure about the oil waste causing the green deaths. He was suspicious about that as soon as he heard of it.
Boss should've been spelled in all capitals.

The Time Warrior
Sontaran is misspelled Sontaren.

Death to the Daleks
Enemy should be plural.
"the Doctor's spaceship Tardis" (at the very least, Tardis should've been in caps)

The Monster of Peladon
None.

Planet of the Spiders
The Great One was planning to take over the entire universe, not just the Earth.

Robot
Alistair Pearson is spelled Alister Pearson.
The box refers to "the research center under attack" almost as though it was the place the Doctor and UNIT regularly worked from, because it doesn't explain where this research center is or what it is.

The Ark in Space
The Wirrn on the cover is painted as though it's the size of the Earth and is eating it.

The Sontaran Experiment / The Genesis of the Daleks
There should be no "the" in front of "Genesis of the Daleks."
The description of "The Sontaran Experiment" refers to it being 10,000 years in the future. This dating was ambiguous at best between this and "The Ark in Space," and should at least be 11,000 years and IMHO should've been left out altogether.
Time Lords are spelled Timelords.

Revenge of the Cybermen
The credits list it as "A Space Adventure by Gerry Davis". Maybe it's not quite a mistake, but it sure looks sappy.

Terror of the Zygons (original release)
None.

Terror of the Zygons (complete and unedited re-release)
Doctor is not capitalized at one point in the description.
The box says the video is in stereo. Again, this is misleading.  Only the logo sounders are stereo.  The program itself
is mono.

Planet of Evil
Professor Sorenson is misspelled Professor Corenson.

Pyramids of Mars
None.

The Android Invasion
The box erroneously has the Doctor and Sarah heading off for UNIT HQ (which is a different building in a different location than the Space Defence Station). The Kraals are misspelled Thraals.

The Brain of Morbius Collector's Edition.
None.

The Brain of Morbius original release
The box says that Solon has regenerated the body of Morbius. Seeing as Morbius is a Time Lord, perhaps "assembled a new body for Morbius" should've been the phrase used.

The Seeds of Doom
None.

The Masque of Mandragora
None.

The Hand of Fear
None.

The Deadly Assassin
None.

The Robots of Death
The Doctor is not capitalized at one point.
Could the robots really have enslaved the entire universe?

The Talons of Weng-Chiang
Li H'Sen Chang is misspelled Li H'Sien Chang.

Horror of Fang Rock
None.

Image of the Fendahl
None.

The Ribos Operation
The box credits refer to a spine illustration, which does not appear on the box.

The Pirate Planet
The box credits refer to a spine illustration, which does not appear on the box.

The Stones of Blood
None.

The Androids of Tara
"Reynart's bride-to-be, the Prince Strella" :) Of course, this should be the Princess Strella.

The Power of Kroll
The box credits refer to a spine illustration, which does not appear on the box.
The box calls the moon Delta 3, when it was never once called this in the story.

The Armageddon Factor
The box credits refer to a spine illustration, which does not appear on the box.

Destiny of the Daleks
None.

City of Death
None.

Nightmare of Eden
The box says it is in stereo.  On the tape the only stereo bits are the parts where the video logos form up.  The program itself
is mono.

Shada
Time Lord is misspelled Timelord.
Professor Chronotis is called Dr. Chronotis.

The Leisure Hive
None.

The E-Space Trilogy outer box
None.

Full Circle
Romana is misspelled Ramona.

State of Decay
Romana is misspelled Ramona.

Warriors' Gate
None.

The Keeper of Traken
The coat Tom Baker is wearing on the cover was not the one he was wearing in the story or in fact in the whole season.
The Doctor is not capitalized at one point.

Logopolis
Tom Baker is said to be "the fourth regeneration" of the Doctor. It should read "the fourth incarnation."
The H. in Christopher H. Bidmead is left out.

Castrovalva
A period is missing in the quote at the start.

Kinda
None.

The Visitation / Black Orchid
Peter Moffatt is misspelled Peter Moffat.

Earthshock
None.

Arc of Infinity
Time Lords is misspelled Timelords.
Would Omega's death really have caused the destruction of _all_ dimensions?

Snakedance
None.

Mawdryn Undead
The box says that Mawdryn had 8 fellow scientists. It ought to read 7. (8 was the total including Mawdryn.)
How could Nyssa and Tegan really be "stranded" in 1977 when they had the TARDIS?

Terminus
The box refers to Terminus as a time-bomb _planet_ when it was really a giant spaceship.

Enlightenment
None.

The Five Doctors Collector's Edition" / "The King's Demons
The "BBC" is left off the phrase "Radiophonic Workshop."

The Five Doctors
None.

Warriors of the Deep
None.

The Awakening / Frontios
None.

Resurrection of the Daleks
Davros is quoted as saying, "We shall be even more deadly" when he in fact said "They shall be even more deadly."

Planet of Fire
The box implies that the real Howard went to Sarn with everyone else.

The Caves of Androzani
Peri is misspelled Perry.
Time Lord is misspelled Timelord.

The Twin Dilemma
None.

Vengeance on Varos
None.

The Mark of the Rani
None.

The Two Doctors
None.

Timelash
None.

The Trial of the Time Lord
First of all, it should be "The Trial of _a_ Time Lord."
Everywhere where it should say "Written By" it says instead "Produced By."
Jane Baker is misspelled Jan Baker.

Time and the Rani
None.

Paradise Towers
One of the quotes is, "... since the Tower saw any of those" when Tower should've been plural as it was in the story.

Dragonfire
The box calls this the 150th episode of the program. I personally agree with the number 150 since I say "Trial" is 4 stories, however, "episode" shouldn't have been used here but rather "story" or "serial."

The Happiness Patrol
None.

Silver Nemesis
"...have travelled from the year 1638 for this moment." ?

Battlefield
Vortigern's Lake is misspelled Lake Voortigen.

Ghost Light
The box says the house is named by a man named Gabriel Chase, when that was in fact the name of the house.

The Curse of Fenric
"tardis dematerializes in Second World War England." I suppose it did, after the story was over, but I don't think that's what they wanted to say here. They forgot to have any capitals at all in "TARDIS."

Survival
None.

The Hartnell Years
None.

The Troughton Years
"The Three Doctors" is misspelled "The Tree Doctors."

The Pertwee Years
"Frontier in Space" is said to be "The Frontier in Space."  "The Daemons" wasn't spelled with the æ character as it should be.

The Tom Baker Years
"The Sun Makers" is spelled "The Sunmakers."

Daleks - the Early Years
Time Lord is misspelled timelord.
"Daleks: Invasion Earth 2150 AD" has an "of" inserted between the "Invasion" and the "Earth" that it shouldn't have.
The box doesn't mention that "The Evil of the Daleks" episode 2 is also included.

Cybermen - the Early Years
There is no "the" on what should be "The Tomb of the Cybermen" at one point.

More Than 30 Years in the TARDIS
Time Lord is misspelled Timelord.
"Carnival of Monsters" is misstated to be "Carnival of the Monsters."
"Ghost Light" is said to be "Ghostlight".

The Colin Baker Years
Terry Molloy is miscredited as Tony Malloy.
"The Mark of the Rani" is missing it's "the."
"Trial of the Time Lord" is used again instead of "The Trial of a Time Lord."
 

And that's all I noticed.

Steve Manfred
stevenma@pressenter.com