Anthology V – Season’s Meetings (easter eggs)
Anthology V – Season’s Meetings – has multiple easter eggs. Here are some you may have missed…
Foreshadowing (could be important, maybe)
Samuel Evans, Steve's dad, works for SMAT – the Special Ministers Advisory Taskforce – under the mysterious Jethro Renton-Mass.
Different words for the same thing
Steve’s ability: synesthetic empathy/ optical empathy.
Hugh’s ability: teleportation/ transposition.
Pop culture references – places & people
Crosby Lodge – Bing Crosby.
Mr Carey – Mariah Carey.
Pop culture references – Christmas songs
Let it Snow, Let it Snow, Let it Snow (Frank Sinatra).
It'll be lonely this Christmas (Mud).
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas (Perry Como).
Walking in a winter wonderland (Bing Crosby).
Frosty the Snowman (Gene Autry).
Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (Judy Garland).
Driving Home for Christmas (Chris Rea).
Pop culture references – Comic Books
West Avenue, Allen Drive and Garrick Hill – The Flash.
Sergeant Nation/ Federation – a comic book super soldier in the Anthologyverse.
Pop culture references – The Terminator
Anthology is clearly set in an alternate universe but who would want to live in a universe without Terminator/ Terminator 2? Not me!
“What’s wrong with this picture?”
“Laundry day. Nothing clean, right?”
“I need your clothes, your boots and your motorcycle.”
Pop culture references – Star Trek
Roddenberry Avenue - Gene Roddenberry created Star Trek, probably the most famous depiction of transporters (Hugh's ability).
Gravett Island - a fictional island in the South Pacific Ocean (Star Trek: First Contact).
Pop culture references – Star Trek
The numerical sequences repeated and synchronised by Angelo and Milo.
“Four, seven, two, nine, three, eight, five...”
“One, four, two, nine, seven, eight...”
“Fourteen. Sixteen. Twenty-two..."
From lyrics to 36 Degrees by Placebo.
Pop culture references – Blackadder
While Angelo and Milo synchronise, Milo tries to catch Angelo out with a spontaneous and unpredictable exclamation.
“Oberleutnant von Gerhardt” - a character in Blackadder Goes Forth.
Wow I seriously love what a total pop-culture nerd you are 🥰
ReplyDeleteLol. Thanks for your message. I confess, I'm a giant nerd. Totally love including sci-fi and fantasy references.
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