The one good thing about being stuck in a lockdown is there's no shortage of great streamable TV. I feel as if I've become a bit of an expert on the subject over this past year.
One thing I'm beginning to develop is a keen eye for Easter Eggs. I've found even more hidden details fans probably didn't catch on their first viewing and I'm here today to share them with you.
For example in the episode "Gone Quiet," a toy submarine is seen submerged inside the bowl.
The premise of the entire episode revolved around a submarine that the President feared was missing.
Jorge Garcia from Lost made a short but memorable cameo appearance as 'The Blitz.'
During the "Blitzgiving" episode, he makes reference to being stranded on a desert island and even calls out the fabled numbers!
If you look closely, you should be able to notice it on the left lapel of Ross' jacket.
I know it was a bit contrived but I always loved Marcel.
Remember that Mandy Moore plays both Rebecca and Rapunzel.
Just as is done in the film, Randall and his mother begin a semantic back-and-forth in This Is Us: "I love you; I love you more; I love you most!"
There's no denying that Opie was one of the most beloved characters on Sons of Anarchy.
As a way of paying tribute to their fallen brother, Jax and a few other MC members begin wearing "In Memory Of Opie" patches.
In "The Psychology of Letting Go" episode of Community, Abed is noticeably absent. But a careful eye reveals that he was actually there all along — just hidden in the background.
Throughout the episode, Abed befriends a pregnant lady, gets into a fight with her boyfriend, then helps deliver the child in the back of a van.
Both of these characters were played to perfection by actor Jeffrey Dean Morgan.
In an episode of Supernatural, Dean picks up a bat (that looks an awful lot like Lucille) and says "Dad used to love this thing."
Rebecca makes a point of telling her boss never to critique or poke fun at someone's sexual fetish — even if it's something as strange as being choked with red-rope licorice.
A couple of episodes later, after she sleeps with Trent, Rebecca is seen chewing on a Red Vine.
This happens during the classic "Who Shot Mr. Burns pt.1" episode.
If you take a look as Burns pans the room at the Town Hall meeting, every single citizen of Springfield fails to meet his gaze. All except his future attacker, Maggie Simpson.
Let me preface this by saying that this hasn't been confirmed. But if you stop and think about it, there's almost no one else whom it could possibly be.
A brilliant aerospace engineer who's always up for a challenge? That sounds like Mr. Fantastic to me.
In season 1, Ted, Barney, and Robin all spend Thanksgiving together at the Lusty Leopard strip club. Ted meets a dancer who first introduces herself as Amber and then corrects herself by saying "My real name is Tracy."
At that moment, Ted (Bob Saget) tells his children "And that, kids, is how I met your mother!"
Who could forget the white draw/erase board that used to adorn the wall in Joey and Chandler's apartment?
If you look by the door in Joey's new pad, you'll see he's taken it with him as a memento.
In the most recent episode of WandaVision, Quicksilver made his return but not in the manner most would have expected.
In the MCU, Pietro was killed in Avengers: Age of Ultron; he was played by actor Aaron Taylor-Johnson.
The Quicksilver in the X-Men universe is played by Evan Peters.
Now that Disney has reacquired all of the rights for Marvel, many have suggested that this crossover cameo is a sign that the larger multiverse will be introduced in Phase 4.
