Some of the pictures are: Princess Serenity, Queen Beryl's oracle, The first three inner Senshi dancing with scarves (Moon, Mars, and Mercury -- from opening credits), and the Princess fighting Queen Beryl.

The anti-sexism idea seems to come from an early press release. It described a scene (in dub episode 10) where the Sailor Scouts dodge airplanes sent after them by Jadeite and make comments about how women aren't fools, not to belittle women, etc. The speech was there, but someone took it more seriously than it should be. When the episode appeared in the dub, the lines were removed.

Also, in episode 18, the monster is formless but has Nephrite's voice, and might be considered male (the episode was adapted from a manga story, so the monster is a little unusual), and in episode 35 two skaters, one male, are changed into monsters. And in Sailor Moon SuperS, Fish Eye's monsters are male. The gender of the monster of the episode seems mostly random in Sailor Stars.

The original names of all of the monsters of the episode are as follows:
Episodes 1-46 (versus the Dark Kingdom): youma
Episodes 47-59 (versus Earl and Ann): cardian (also used in the dub)
Episodes 60-88 (versus the Black Moon): droid (also used in the dub)
Episodes 90-125 (versus Master Pharaoh 90, Mistress 9, Professor Tomoe, and the Death Busters): daimon
Episodes 128-166 (versus the Dead Moon Circus): lemures
Episodes 167-172: mirror paredories
Episodes 173-200: phage

Part of the R season was originally shown out of order when the episodes were first run; making the end of the Alan/Ann story the last episode of the R season. In reruns, they're usually shown in the proper order.

Cloverway took over the dubbed Sailor Moon television series (replacing DiC), and they did a fairly good job with translations. They also kept a lot of the names consistent. Hotaru Tomoe keeps her original name, Setsuna has her name changed to Trista, Haruka is Amarah, and Michiru is Michelle.

The relationship between Haruka (Uranus) and Michiru (Neptune) has been changed in the dubs, making them "cousins." This is probably due to a feared backlash for having a lesbian couple in what has become a children's cartoon series in North America. However, in the Japanese anime series, they don't even kiss on screen, and they never flat out admit to being a couple. Some of the voice actors have also changed, the most noticeable being the actress for Sailor Moon (Terri Hawkes needed to be replaced due to pregnancy leave), and Sailor "Minimoon," who has been given the cutesy voice of Stephanie Beard. Fortunately, Cloverway also limits their cuts, and as far as I know, they haven't fully deleted any episodes.

There is no current word on anyone dubbing the Sailor Stars season. This may be related to the characters of the Starlights - who are human males (and have a popular boy band) but change into females when they fight. The final episode (#200) is also another impending problem -- because Sailor Moon is naked almost the entire time. This series is also, as far as I know, not available in a North American DVD release.

The Mixxzine/ Tokyopop version is different for both of these reasons. For instance, the original manga (and Mixxzine) uses "Moon Frisbee", the original TV uses "Moon Tiara Action", and the dub uses "Moon Tiara Magic". Mixx used the original; they didn't change it. This does not apply to "cow tails", which is not from the original.

ChibiUsa appears in the R movie, but she leaves at the end of the R series. That means the R movie could only happen if the Black Moon villains are alive but for some reason not doing anything during the movie.

In the S movie, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto appear. Pluto goes away before the S series ends, which means that the S series villains would also have to be alive but not doing anything. Furthermore, Hotaru does not appear in the movie, yet in the S series she is already around when Pluto reappears. (This movie was based on a manga story, and probably fits into manga continuity.)

In the SuperS movie, Pluto appears, yet in the Sailor Stars series, the Senshi are surprised to learn she's alive.

There is an episode, however, where Jupiter does her usual motions to attack and gets tied up, mid-gesture.

In dub #32, Sailor Moon was attacked while trying to "heal" the youma.

According to the storyboard writers, in dub #30 Usagi was embarrassed at transforming in front of Mamoru because she would be seen naked, implying the transformations do take some time (Source: Animage 5/93, formerly translated on ftp.tcp.com). The odd part about this is that her body is coloured with computer animation, even in the original episodes; so you could argue that she isn't really naked (but maybe she doesn't know that). However, she might just have been embarrassed to have Mamoru see her transform because it's unusual to divulge her secret identity in front of someone she personally knows.

Usagi loses the first moon stick at the end of the first storyline and never gets it back, though she does recover and use the silver crystal (which moves to her brooch). There is no explanation of why she stops using the disguise pen. (It is still around because Venus uses it later in the S series to disguise herself as Sailor Moon.)

The explanation of why she can't use her moon tiara is that she has to really want to be Sailor Moon to use it. This immediately makes you wonder if she uses it again when her mood improves. In (Japanese) episodes 98, 100, and 123, she does use it again, although the attack is stock footage, cut so that you can't see that she wore a different brooch when the stock footage was drawn. She also uses it in the R movie, episode 163, and the SuperS movie without the old stock footage. The Eternal Sailor Moon outfit in Sailor Stars no longer includes a tiara; however, Usagi uses "Moon Tiara Action" with a frozen pizza in episode 184. Another reason she might not use it is because it is one of her weaker attacks; as the series progresses the monsters become stronger, as do the Senshi (and subsequently, their attacks).

The attacks that the Senshi get in the Earl/Ann story are later ignored almost completely except for Sailor Moon's. Crescent Beam Shower shows up in #141 with a different name, and Shabon Spray Freezing is reused in #80. The real explanation is that these episodes were something of a fill-in (the original comic is monthly, and the series is weekly, so they had to stretch it out). Note that in the clips episodes (Japanese #89 and the start of the SuperS special) no clips from these episodes are shown.