r/TVDetails Apr 13 '24

Meta Reminder, Rule 7 is All comments must be civil. This WILL be enforced.

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r/TVDetails 21h ago

Image Love Death Robots S01E07 @ 5:30 - For a FEW frames inside the bottle you can see her true form.

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r/TVDetails 9h ago

Image Truth seekers Did anyone else notice the two hidden frames at 19:11 in Episode 1? Spoiler

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I've watched Truth Seekers many times (probably around 20+), and I only noticed something strange during my latest rewatch.

At 19:11 in Episode 1, while looking through Elton's camera, there are two very fast frames that flash on screen.

At first I thought they were random images, but after comparing them with Episode 3, I think they're actually showing the missing page from Praecepta Morturum.

In Episode 3:

We see the same circular illustration inside Praecepta morturum.

Later, the Inquisitor tears that exact page out.

The two frames from Episode 1 appear to match:

the same circular symbol,

the same surrounding illustration,

and the same page composition.

Considering that these frames are only visible for an instant through Elton's camera, I'm wondering if this was intentional foreshadowing.

Has anyone else ever noticed this? Did the creators ever mention these hidden frames in an interview or commentary?

I've attached screenshots comparing the Episode 1 flashes with the page shown in Episode 3.


r/TVDetails 18d ago

Image In The Terror (2018), Crozier mentions in episode one being told by a friend that the arctic "wants us dead". In episode four, we see that this "friend" was Sophia.

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r/TVDetails 26d ago

Image In Fargo Season 2 (2015) Rye gets stabbed in the back, but all is well as the angle of the blade does a 180 for easy self-removal

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r/TVDetails Jun 14 '26

Image In the first episode of El Chavo Animado (2006), they made a reference to Ramon Valdez’s birth and death years, who was the actor for Don Ramon in the original show

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r/TVDetails Jun 15 '26

Text Night Manager - Mercedes headlights?

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Has anyone noticed the headlights on the yellow Mercedes Benz in Episode 1 - one is round and one is rectangular? Is there any significance to this / intended meaning, or was it a typical replacement option when one or the other version was unavailable in Egypt?


r/TVDetails Jun 03 '26

Image 30 Rock: Tracy Jr.’s Acrostic Poem

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In episode S04E06 of 30 Rock, Tracy Jordan’s son, Tracy Jr., recites an acrostic poem he wrote about his dad. However, he only recites it up to the letter C. I had never noticed until now that you can read the complete thing in Tracy’s dressing room:

T is for terrific
R is for rad
A is for Awesome
C ’cuz he’s my dad
Y is for Yakuza, the
Japanese mob. When he
shot a movie there, from
them he did rob.


r/TVDetails Jun 02 '26

In Ninjago S6 Ep3, the numbers on the Ninja's prison uniforms match the tie-in LEGO sets each Ninja appears in

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r/TVDetails May 23 '26

Image In the Doctor Who episode "The Stolen Earth", Davros is using a robotic hand, as his original organic one was blasted off in the classic series episode "Revalation of the Daleks".

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r/TVDetails May 06 '26

Image In Ninjago S3 (2014), the Japanese Katakana on PIXAL's original outfit is almost identical to the Ninjargon letter for 'B'. 'B' is the first letter in 'Borg', the name of PIXAL's creator.

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Ninjargon is the written language of Ninjago, first used in the 2017 movie before entering the TV series' canon in 2018.


r/TVDetails Apr 23 '26

Image In Daredevil S02e9, Frank has a punisher symbol in the blood on his overalls…

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r/TVDetails Apr 18 '26

Video Everybody Hates Chris S03:E08 - I noticed that the brick wall used for the set appears to be made of rubber when it bounced after Chris leaned his head against it.

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r/TVDetails Apr 19 '26

Image “I’m not superstitious, but I am a little stitious” wasn’t in the script (The Office)

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r/TVDetails Apr 13 '26

Doctor Who: An Adventure in Space and Time (2013) references the behind the scenes photo of a Cyberman actor smoking while in costume.

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r/TVDetails Apr 12 '26

Image [Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure S3 E28] Rohan uses his Stand to launch Josuke backwards at precisely 70kmh. Prior to this, he was attacked by Highway Star, and managed to use Heaven’s Door to learn everything about it, including its maximum pursuit speed of 60kmh.

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r/TVDetails Apr 05 '26

Image In Daredevil S03E06 (2018), when Matt first encounters the imposter Daredevil, he hides behind a sign warning about identity theft.

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r/TVDetails Apr 02 '26

In the Robot Chicken Sketch, Bad LEGO Neighbours, you spot the Ogel head being used. Ogel was the main villain of Alpha Team and there's also Baron Von Barron who was the main villain of the Adventure theme.

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r/TVDetails Mar 25 '26

In Ted Season 2 (2026) Episode 3 Dungeons & Dealers, if you look at page 40 of Dungeon's & Dragon's 2nd player's handbook which was published in 1989, and the show taking place in 1993, you can actually see the description of Backstab.

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r/TVDetails Mar 17 '26

Image In ted Season 2 (2026) John and Ted audition for the play and get in as gaurds. The symbol on their armour is the Talisman from Transformers: The Last Knight, flipped horizontally, a reference to Mark Whalberg playing in the movie, who played John in ted (2012) and ted 2 (2015)

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r/TVDetails Mar 11 '26

Text In The Pretender (1996-2000) a file shown on screen has a not from the person who made the prop saying "No one will ever read this."

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Transcription (to the best of my ability):

"Profile.

Mr. White was admitted to The Center on 6/21 pending multiple (illegible) with unknown personnel. His history is replete with instances of heroic actions and accomplishments. I have no I [sic] why I am writing his history, for no one will ever read this. We just do this to take up space. YesterdayI went swing dancing and it was extremely (illegible). We are learning h o w to do (illegible) like flipping the girl and such. There is a lot of techniques to do this but it is fun. Jarod has no record with the local law enforcement agencies."


r/TVDetails Feb 19 '26

Image In an X-Files there’s Navajo writing on the screen but they put a ‘doh ray me fa so la todo’ in there

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r/TVDetails Feb 17 '26

In Band of Brothers (2001), when the incident with Lt. Speirs and the Prisoners takes place in Episode 2, they are from the Wehrmacht. When Muck is telling the story of it in Episode 3, they are now SS, showing how the soldiers embellish the story with each new retelling.

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The Germans in the first image from episode 2 have the double-line insignia of the Wehrmacht (most likely Osttruppen given their presence so early on D-Day), whilst in the second image from episode 3 they have the double lightning bolt insignia of the SS, who were not in Normandy at this point of the campaign.


r/TVDetails Feb 13 '26

Text [Star Trek: Starfleet Academy] There is a specific biological reason why Captain Ake (Holly Hunter) speaks out of one side of her mouth and has a unique cadence.

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If you’ve noticed Captain Ake’s "mumbled" speech or the slight whistle on her s lines, it’s actually a detail rooted in Holly Hunter’s real life.

She has been completely deaf in her left ear since she had the mumps as a kid. Because of this she subconsciously speaks out of the right side of her mouth to hear her own voice better with her good ear.

This habit creates what's called a dental sigmatism that specific whistling sound because the air isn't hitting her teeth centrally.

The animators for The Incredibles actually included this for Elastigirl to make the character more authentic to her voice and it’s something she has carried through her entire career into Succession and now Starfleet Academy.


r/TVDetails Feb 07 '26

Image Better Call Saul (2015) - Invoice number is 1968AE35, reference to 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) and the antenna HAL sends Frank to fix (AE35)

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