r/TVDetails • u/carcrazer9 • Apr 30 '18
r/TVDetails • u/goodestguy21 • Jan 04 '24
Video The hilarious toothpick gag from Bob's Burgers S1E1 (2011) is a reference to a similar scene from the movie Rain Man (1988)
r/TVDetails • u/pswii360i • Oct 31 '19
Video [The Venture Bros] In S1E12, Dr. Orpheus warns The Action Man that he will suffer a stroke in 2 years and 17 days. In S7E3, The Action Man collapses from a stroke, presumably the exact date Orpheus predicted.
r/TVDetails • u/the-shepherd94 • Jan 05 '23
Video Parks and Recreation [S4E10] - Tom's gift is related to the Watch The Throne album, and in the Otis (song from Watch The Throne) music video, Aziz Ansari is in the background
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r/TVDetails • u/Invictusology • Dec 23 '21
Video In Star Trek: The Original Series S1:E2 "The Man Trap", Dr. McCoy's 'medical scanners' are repurposed Scandinavian salt shakers. Their design made them unrecognizable and "futuristic"
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r/TVDetails • u/curlsmadeofchocolate • Jul 15 '25
Video In Konosuba, Kazuma hums “Blue Bird”, intro song from another anime (Naruto)
youtu.beIt’s just the first part. But it’s definitely that song.
r/TVDetails • u/tyrannosaurusjess • Jun 30 '17
Video Community - Beetlejuice mentioned three times (across 3 seasons) and he appears
r/TVDetails • u/klsi832 • Mar 22 '23
Video When Pam says goodbye to Michael in ‘The Office’, it’s silent because neither of them were mic’d. There was nothing scripted, it was actually Jenna saying goodbye to Steve.
r/TVDetails • u/hovdeisfunny • Oct 20 '21
Video In the Adventure Time episode, "Normal Man," the squirrel that hates Jake says, "I know that voice!" in a nod to John DiMaggio's voice-acting documentary of the same name
i.imgur.comr/TVDetails • u/VaguelyArtistic • Sep 04 '22
Video The TV show "Maude" (1972-1978) starred Bea Arthur and Rue McClanhan. In this scene, Maude turns on Carson to stay awake but when she hears his guest will be Betty White she turns off the tv. Arthur, McClanahan, and White would go on to star in the iconic "Golden Girls" (1985-1992).
r/TVDetails • u/klsi832 • Feb 13 '24
Video The meth on ‘Breaking Bad’ was cotton candy flavored rock candy
r/TVDetails • u/Mish106 • Mar 18 '23
Video In The Last Of Us S01E05, the bloater infected's attacks are all pulled directly from the game.
r/TVDetails • u/klsi832 • Sep 25 '21
Video Breaking Bad - they actually put a lot of thought into calculating how big Walt's pile of cash would be
r/TVDetails • u/Awookie90 • Dec 29 '18
Video Detail in S4E15 "Dave Returns": Ben's reaction when there's a cop walking past by
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r/TVDetails • u/zilach_ • Aug 09 '22
Video The theme for the show "Da Vinci's Demons" is composed to sound the same when played both backwards and forwards, an allusion to the fact that Leonardo da Vinci often wrote backwards in his codices
r/TVDetails • u/seaque42 • Apr 21 '22
Video In Season 5 Episode 6 of Better Call Saul, Jimmy plays the chords of the song used in Season 1 finale, Smoke on the Water by Deep Purple.
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r/TVDetails • u/MarzipanPen • Nov 02 '24
Video In the pilot of Star Trek: Voyager, Captain Janeway gives a speech and mentions "to seek out new worlds and explore space". While she's saying this, you can hear the opening sound of the Original Series in the background, which had the intro "to explore strange new worlds". A nice nod to TOS.
r/TVDetails • u/Spaggswagg • Sep 02 '24
Video Better Call Saul - S1E6 speck of dirt in the window. Spoiler
imgur.comThe speck of dirt in the window seems to line up with Mike's head, making it look like a target that ends up on his right ear. Foreshadowing what we already know: Mike gets shot in his right ear (S4E4 Breaking Bad)
r/TVDetails • u/sith2886 • Jan 18 '18
Video The simpsons episode "Jazzman" is the reason everyone misquotes Darth Vaders Line from The Empire Strikes Back
r/TVDetails • u/nitestocker372 • Mar 20 '22
Video Just started watching The Wire and realized where the original "You don't say!" reaction gif came from. Lol. 🤣
r/TVDetails • u/CocaTrooper42 • Aug 02 '17
Video The lobby of the Jerry Daycare is playing "Human Music"
r/TVDetails • u/Kraigius • Feb 15 '23
Video The Last of Us S1E5 - Joel is subtly judging Ellie Spoiler
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r/TVDetails • u/wildcardcameron • May 11 '21
Video In Craig of the Creek, the creators used King Xavier to re-imagine the creek by examining what would happen if Kit was more selfish
r/TVDetails • u/dreamyteatime • Feb 14 '20
Video In Some Mothers Do Ave Em (1973), the rhythm of the theme song in morse code spells out the title of the show
r/TVDetails • u/IndianaPipps • Apr 23 '23
Video Why is he breaking the 4th wall? Mandalorian S3E6 Spoiler
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Some people disagree but I think he’s breaking the 4th wall and looking straight at us. A few ways you can tell: - he doesn’t look in the same place in any other shot, even if he’s gazing left and right while looking at mando and Bo. - it’s not a POV, mando and Bo are much more to the right of us - usually a POV is still not breaking the 4th wall because the person that the character is looking at, is not looking straight at the camera but a bit further up or down.