1Friends
In S05E16 of Friends, Ross says that he and Rachel did it 298 times. This means that Rachel gets pregnant with Emma on the 300th time.
2Community
In S02E03 of Community, Abed can be seen in the background of multiple scenes with a pregnant woman. Towards the end of the episode, he can be seen delivering her baby in the back of a van.
3The Office
In The Office, when Jim signs Meredith's pelvis cast, he signs it with his real name, "John Krasinski."
4Rick and Morty
In S03E10 of Rick and Morty, the Chinese character behind Jerry’s robe means "weak."
5Arrested Development
In S04E03 of Arrested Development, the subtitles mock Tobias as he sings a nonsense song containing the word "fallacy."
6Silicon Valley
In Silicon Valley S05E01 opening, the Facebook logo is shown in Russian for a second.
7The Office
In The office, when Dwight is acting manager Andy can be seen wearing short sleeve shirts like Dwight to further his plan to become his number 2.
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8Seinfeld
In Seinfeld during the ‘The Parking Garage' episode, Michael Richards (Kramer) insisted on carrying an actual air conditioner the whole episode to make sure his struggle to carry it looked realistic.
9Last Week Tonight With John Oliver
In Last Week Tonight with John Oliver's piece on Elected Judges, John brings up Bolivia. He tells the viewer that people think about Bolivia so little, that they don't know where it is on a map. In the background of the map of South America is actually the flag of Uruguay, not the flag of Bolivia.
10Futurama
In S02E04 of Futurama, bender is scanned by the F-Ray and reveals his body (head is shown). The part 6502 is actually a real 8-Bit Microprocessor (computer brain) developed in 1975 by Motorola.
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