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Royal-Lego t1_j6i1x0u wrote

If you take your time with the show, there's so many rabbit holes and easter eggs in subreddit discussions. Just search by season and episode like S1E01 or S01E01.

There are no spoilers, but the one I think about all the time is that the creator rendered an image as a sound at the beginning of a really intense episode. The image was the "Hang in There Baby" cat image. A fan's boyfriend was an audio engineer and immediately recognized what the sound was, and processed the audio back into an image.

"There was a strange squiggly noise at the beginning of this episode. My boyfriend is an audio engineer and knew right away that it was the sound of an image being rendered as audio. He grabbed the audio and processed it and found the "Hang in there baby" cat. But what does it mean?"

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DifficultMinute t1_j6hz8ta wrote

I was thinking that I'd love to have a setting to watch the original trailer in between each episode.

I went on a binge of Star Trek: TNG trailers the other day, and it would have been amazing on my last binge to see "Next time, on Star Trek: The Next Generation", with that iconic announcer, after every episode.

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LiveFromNewYork95 t1_j6hyumq wrote

I've seen that, it's pretty fun but it's pretty much just a Youtube clip machine, they don't have full episodes unless it's actually uploaded to Youtube. So it's cool to "flip through" and feel like you found and old episode of The Simpson halfway through but really it's a 2 minute clip that's gonna keep replaying.

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Throwaway47321 t1_j6hya95 wrote

Yeah I’m familiar with the show I was just pointing out that Bluely is more of a “Laugh with the parent because the dad in the show is in the exact same situation that you are now” watching it with a toddler than a show like Phineas or Ferb where it’s a show for young kids/preteens that makes some pop culture references some times

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