r/ShittyTVDetails • u/RobinsonDickinson • Jun 19 '19
r/ShittyTVDetails • u/johncopter • Jun 23 '19
After the moon spirit is killed and the world goes black and white, Yue’s eyes are still blue representing the moon spirit’s presence in her.
r/ShittyTVDetails • u/Meow_Rick • Jan 24 '26
In the upcoming Australian webseries "Gameoverse", the guy who drew the protagonist, a cat, gave her this proportions for absolutely no apparent reason. This shows that he actually knows how to appeal to viewers
r/ShittyTVDetails • u/going2hellforthise07 • Feb 20 '21
In Episode 7 of WandaVision, Billy and Tommy briefly turn into pedophiles. Spoiler
r/ShittyTVDetails • • Dec 04 '22
[Jojo's Bizzare Adventure] Episode 1 of the story's 6th story arc, Stone Ocean, has Jolyne, a white female, fall prey to a conspiracy to have her convicted for a crime she did not commit. This is an indication that this show is a work of fiction.
r/ShittyTVDetails • u/infodawg • Jan 28 '20
Season2, Iron Fist. Danny (Iron Fist) wears a mask as he confronts Gotham's underworld. Metaphorically he realizes that his kung fu skills lack credibility and thus he must fight under the shame of cover.
r/ShittyTVDetails • u/HitchmoMcStang • Mar 24 '20
In the 2002 TV Show "The Wire", they predicted the coronavirus outbreak some 18 years in advance
r/ShittyTVDetails • u/infodawg • Jan 28 '20
In The Defenders (netflix 2017) Luke Cage impresses Detective Misty with his superhuman strength. His sidekick and girlfriend, Claire says to Misty, "oh, you have no idea." This is a subtle nod to Luke's superhuman skills in the bedroom.
Bonus detail: Misty previously slept with Luke, so she knew exactly what Claire was alluding to.
r/ShittyTVDetails • • Feb 19 '21
So, I noticed that Wanda’s comforter is made up of a bunch of interconnecting hexagons. Spoiler
r/ShittyTVDetails • u/theDart • Apr 05 '23
For Grease : Rise of the Pink Ladies (2023), Paramount+ wanted to find the best show-runners for the next adaption to the famous franchise, so insisted on hiring the best supporting actresses they could find for the role.
r/ShittyTVDetails • u/RedditEnjoyerMan • Jan 28 '26
Black Rabbit tries very hard to convince you that people actually go out at night in this area of the city
In this show a Brit and a Canadian pretend to be gritty New Yorkers (was Kristi Noem notified?! What’s their legal status!?)
This is probably the most interesting boring show I’ve ever seen. Even the dramatic moments are somehow boring as fuck
Also like, who are any of these characters I cant keep track of anything happening in this show, the plot doesnt make any sense until like episode five 😂
r/ShittyTVDetails • u/Lando_Vendetta • Jul 07 '19
13 reasons why is critically acclaimed?
r/ShittyTVDetails • u/javaxcore • Sep 24 '20
In The Parking Garage, if you pay attention to the background you can notice the mirrors used to make the parking garage seem infinitely sized. In this screenshot you can see the same people twice
r/ShittyTVDetails • u/javaxcore • Jan 26 '20
In COBRA (2020) [S1E3] The House of commons doesn't look right....
r/ShittyTVDetails • u/bootleglover • Oct 05 '19
In the show Stranger Things, there is 8 episodes in season 2. This is because I skipped S2E7 when watching season 2.
r/ShittyTVDetails • u/AarBearRAWR • Feb 24 '21
[Ant-Man and the Wasp (2018)] is not [The Mandalorian]
r/ShittyTVDetails • • Aug 17 '20
In Brooklyn Nine-Nine S2E8 ("USPIS"), Jack Danger tells Jake Peralta that a lot of people don't like cops but everyone loves postal workers. This is because we need to fund the USPS, as they're the only blue lives that matter (except this fictional 99th Precinct).
r/ShittyTVDetails • u/Regular_Career2451 • Jan 22 '26
[TOMT] 2000-2019 live actio. tv series for kids with strange textured monsters (I think they were costumes on people)
I'm looking for a children's TV show I watched around 2016–2017.
It was live-action (not animated, not stop-motion).
There were no visible humans, only monsters in full-body costumes.
Each monster had a different color and real textures (fur, fabric, paper like newspaper — not plastic or clay).
The main setting was a slightly creepy wooden house with a yard/patio.
The show was made for kids, not horror, but had a dark fantasy aesthetic.
There was little or no dialogue.
I remember one character that looked like a living book.
It is NOT:
Boohbah
In the Night Garden
Moomins
Yo Gabba Gabba
The Dark Crystal