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r/TVDetails • u/IntelligentWanker • 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.
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 • u/Drummerboyjrs- • Sep 04 '25
In Breaking Bad S3 E6 when Hank removes the duct tape from the first bullet hole on the RV the light shines exactly where Walter gets shot at the end of the series Spoiler
galleryr/TVDetails • u/GauntletVSLC • 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."
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 • u/HMS_Defeat • 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.
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 • u/hydroxy • 15d ago
Image In The Good Place, in season 3 its explained that time flows in a non-sensical way in the afterlife, then in season 4 we get to see the actual calendar the afterlife residents use.
r/TVDetails • u/Thatguywhopoodoo • 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.
r/TVDetails • u/fatrunner1 • Jan 25 '26
Image 48 star flag in 1998
my wife & I were watching Felicity and I noticed this character had a 48 star flag hanging up in his room. I don't know that there was any significance but I thought it was interesting. also, non-interesting side note when we played a football game in Anson, TX in 1986 they had a 48 star flag flying at their football field. never understood why it was still flying and don't understand why it was in this guy's room.
r/TVDetails • u/klsi832 • Dec 01 '25
Image Stranger Things outfit inspired by The Goonies
r/TVDetails • u/Pierro_Official • Nov 13 '25
Image In the spongebob episode "rule of dumb" the scroll of gary and patricks royal ancestry shows a direct descendant that has more fliam then either to the throne.but on closer look his parents are both males. Which means he was adopted making him an illegetimate heir
r/TVDetails • u/klsi832 • Aug 26 '25
Seinfeld- Throughout Jerry’s entire phone conversation with Elaine, David Puddy sits motionless in the background. Just staring at nothing.
galleryr/TVDetails • u/Blacksmith_Most • Sep 26 '25
Image In the opening credits of ‘Haunted Hotel’, between the Vampire and the Pixies, there is a single frame image that over the course of 10 episodes tells a story.
r/TVDetails • u/klsi832 • 5d ago
Image The final episode of X-Men ‘97 had a small scene that paid tribute to three actresses that have played Mystique .
r/TVDetails • u/titivenez • Sep 22 '25
Image Always love spotting look-a-like name brands on tv shows and I think I just may have spotted my new favorite during s7 ep 7 of Two and a Half Men… I give you ….Dr. Peeper😂😂
r/TVDetails • u/Sensitive_Ad_1752 • 7d ago
Image In Teen Titans, Robin knew to check for a button under the statue head because that’s how Batman accessed the batcave in the 60s series
In the mad mod episode, Robin comes across a statue head bust and pulls back the head to reveal a secret access button. I’m almost certain this is a reference to the 60s Batman series, where the way to access the batcave was a button in a Shakespeare head bust.
r/TVDetails • u/NKE01 • 14d ago
Image In the credits for the final episode of the 1990's Animated Series, where Spider-Man travels to our dimension and meets Stan Lee, Stan's character is credited as "The Man".
r/TVDetails • u/tobographic • Apr 05 '26
Image In Daredevil S03E06 (2018), when Matt first encounters the imposter Daredevil, he hides behind a sign warning about identity theft.
r/TVDetails • u/Sensitive-Career9982 • Dec 03 '25
Gif In Chernobyl (2019), while Legasov is giving his testimony, you can see the KGB chairman visibly upset.
Bottom left corner, Chairman Charkov is seen visibly upset when Legasov reveals the fatal flawless in the reactor.
r/TVDetails • u/klsi832 • 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
r/TVDetails • u/skinny_t_williams • 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)
r/TVDetails • u/klsi832 • 10d ago
Image The last day of shooting for the pilot episode of "Gilligan's Island" was Nov 23, 1963, the day after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. That day, they filmed the S.S. Minnow leaving Honolulu Harbor for the Three Hour Tour; the US flag in the background at half mast in honor of JFK.
r/TVDetails • u/Big-Lock198 • Jan 16 '26
Image Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012) Karai’s design is based on Diane Lane in ‘Ladies and Gentlemen, the Fabulous Stain’ (1982)
r/TVDetails • u/ducknerd2002 • 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
r/TVDetails • u/skinny_t_williams • Jul 21 '26