A Series Of Unfortunate Events Season 2 EASTER EGGS & SEASON 3 Tease

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Let me know what your favourite moments and easter eggs were in Season 2! 😊

[@xaxanny]

Flicks And The City I like the begins with all the quotes about Beatrice it’s so sweet but dark

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Yes, sets just the right tone for the series at the start of each episode. I think they've done an amazing job bringing these books to life on screen. Wonderful performances all round as well as lovely attention to the costumes and production design. :-) Who were your favourite new characters this season?

[@xaxanny]

Flicks And The City I liked Olivia and Duncan and Isadora

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

PeNGwEn0 Yeaa Oh, yes, they were all great! Loved the rather different spin they put on Olivia compared to the books. :-)

[@sunnygirl523]

I loved the hostile hospital episode cuz also count Olaf seemed perverted towards violet than in the books 😁😁😁

[@daeisen]

Another cool easter egg, I think, is when Klaus is disguised as a doctor in the Hostile Hospital and he claims to have studied at Oxford. The actor who plays Klaus, Louis Hynes, is from Oxford

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

I didn't know that, Dan! Thanks so much for sharing! :-)

[@raynaschoenfelder6741]

DantheCanuck I notice that too

[@daeisen]

Haha. I figured I couldn't have been the only person to notice

[@ellahenegan6869]

Also he speaks in a lower version of his natural British accent

[@thejoker5834]

Did anyone else notice that in season 1 episode 2 when Klaus confronts Count Olaf he says ‘What I’m just having my morning tea but I can’t seem to find the sugar bowl’ and in the second season their desperately trying to find the sugar bowl. Nice little Easter egg.

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Very well remembered, JN! :-)

[@aishaahmed2087]

Sanspiro yes. Although I don’t think the children found it memorable. Since they only new about the sugar bowl... because Esme was obsessed with it

[@xxursolovelyxxX]

i noticed that

[@albanegauran4283]

the shining reference to scare Babs is also a "it" reference with the red balloons. love the show...

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Brilliant catch, Alice! And yes, the show is totally fantastic! :-)

[@arsh2924]

OMG I thought the same aswell

[@koljaabbey1562]

In one of the carnivorous carnival episodes, Count Olaf asks : " Who could that be at this hour?", a reference to the title of the first book in Lemony Snicket's book series All The Wrong Questions.

[@theactualtrash]

Kolja Abbey I'm so glad someone brought that up. That s my favorite Easter egg in the whole season, and I'm surprised it wasn't in this video!

[@jadiandangie381]

I'm so glad you noticed that I thought I was the only one

[@jessekirk9258]

Jadelyn, Weird in a good way (me too)

[@ashleycarr6223]

Yeah

[@bethanygardner9732]

Here I am... Nurse Lucafont." :| Cracks me up every time xD

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

The delivery of that line is just perfect, Bethany! :-)

[@jessica-mh3os]

Same, and I haven't even watched the shining 😂

[@joshbrentjameson6535]

At first I thought it was pronounced nurse lucafart

[@harrison8372]

@@FlicksAndTheCity Lucafont is an anagram of Count Olaf

[@GinoScalise-kx1ei]

same 😅

[@thelivingsteel]

I loved when Nathan Fillion outright referenced Dr. Horrible -- "Haven't we done this too many times? A hero, a villain..." Very nice touch.

[@motorologist]

What about the time in the shop where the Baudelaires say "we're child actors"? That was funny.

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Yes, gotta love the very meta-moments that this show is just full of! :-)

[@alexsanimals1468]

What episode?

[@donovanjones81]

@@alexsanimals1468 the vile village

[@sophiehale1171]

Yeah

[@dedlyocen1684]

@@donovanjones81 Hostile Hospital Pt. 1

[@somebodystopme3822]

Not sure if this one really counts because it is pretty blatant, although some people might have missed it. In The Austere Academy when Larry the waiter (think that's his name) is trapped in the freezer someone on the phone/walkie-talkie asks him if he's in the mountains and that they shouldn't be there until the end of the season. Obviously referencing that the second season ends in the mountains leading into The Slippery Slope.

[@christinabundy2738]

I noticed that too and I really enjoyed it.

[@kevincalderon4980]

So it's possible Larry could save the children at the end of season 2

[@squigglystuffs]

Correction: Larry YOUR waiter :)

[@icemaiden70]

@@squigglystuffs Correction: Larry Your-Waiter :)

[@UKVersus]

My favourite moment comes when Larry is in the freezer and rings for help and is met with the response of you sound cold are you in the mountains we aren't supposed to be there until the end of the season, a very early reveal to the end if the season

[@snaiians]

This was a Very Factual Documentation.

[@grilledcheesebiotch__270]

lovefoxes V.F.D?

[@snaiians]

Yep...

[@brocadeplayer9183]

Well now im confused....again!

[@hockeynguyen]

I didn’t realize this was a sad occasion.

[@lucidinity]

Clever. Very clever.

[@Boundwithflame23]

I just like how they showed that the definition of a cakesniffer is someone who literally sniffs cakes.

[@emma-jp3oc]

I've been wondering if Neil Patrick Harris' kids ever saw him as Count Olaf, because it would really scare them, and here they are literaly in the show in front of him xD My keyboard corrected 'Olaf' as 'Omar' I suspect it of being the Daily Punctilio

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

xD

[@bellacollier845]

He’s said before in interviews that he would call and FaceTime his kids and husband while he was in set so they have seen him as Olaf and apparently he actually brought his kids to set one day

[@ciphered_entity]

@@bellacollier845 I'm unsure if you already know this but in Carnivorous Carnival when they're performing you'll see 2 kids with their parents in the audience those 2 kids are Neil Patrick Harris' kids

[@MaeriberiiUsami]

My favorite was when Count Olaf said to the Baudelaires in Carnivorous Carnival that he found them all by himself. I thought that was a clever nod to how in the books, Madame Lulu tells him their location.

[@purplebard7349]

Well my favorite was when i as part of the audience saw a homestuck in the comment section about the specific television show

[@lynseymain5642]

Lionaxel Fyreta YA COULD OF PUT A SPOLIER ALERT NOW THERE IS NO POINT IN ME WATCHING IT 😭😭😭

[@oliviab4079]

*monotone voice* here I am, nurse Lucafont

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Love that, Olivia! :-) That monotone voice (and it's contrast to Jack Nicholson's delivery in The Shining) totally makes that moment! :-)

[@abby7529]

They are one of my favourite characters

[@memoalalawi8237]

Luca font is count Olaf rearange

[@guillermogarciaperez76]

In the Hostile Hospital, when Count Olaf, Esme and the Henchpeople are preparing their plan; Esme insults the Henchpeople and the Hook-Handed Man says something like: “Everything was fine until Yoko joined us”, reference to the supposed split of the Beatles due to Yoko Ono.

[@denawarren2618]

So many Beatles references I spotted. Examples- In the episode of the submarine part two, Kit references the song, “With a Little Help from my Friends.” And also the bratty little girl mentioned a blackbird at night, probably a reference to, “Blackbird.”

[@sophiehale1171]

Yeah

[@chloe8887]

how clever!

[@alexheiligenkalb283]

Esmé Gigi Genevive Squalor's name is a reference to J.D. Salinger's short story "For Esmé - With Love and Squalor." Jerome Squalor shares the forename "Jerome" with author J.D. Salinger.

[@michellevillegas4561]

I don’t know but, in the hospital episodes they mentioned the word “jabberwocky” and later in the second part a lady shouted “cut of her head”, I thought that maybe this are references of Alice in wonderland

[@zenangelview]

In episode 4, the VFD boxe is the lot 49 and Olaf announces the crying of lot 49. "The crying of lot 49" is a book by american author Thomas Pynchon. Also, Carmelita offers a dead bird to the librarian saying "you told me you liked to kill a mockingbird so much"

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Awesome literary finds, KD! I didn't spot the Pynchon one but did notice Carmelita's Harper Lee reference. :-)

[@DukeOfBepis]

Carmelita wouldn't last a day in the Village of Fowl Devotees

[@theturtlepwn]

At one point while riding in the car Esme Squalor talks about being a Snow Scout as a kid. I believe the Snow Scouts (along with Carmelita Spatz) make their appearance in Slippery Slope.

[@christianhellyer2431]

Don’t you mean Esme JuJu Genevie Squalor

[@monkeypoo7976]

@@christianhellyer2431 those middle names are spelt so wrong it made me laugh so thank you

[@shwetawason6260]

@@christianhellyer2431 It's Esme Gigi Genevieve Squalor

[@ewy6208]

5:25 I love how the words sync up

[@imbored4615]

There lots of analogies in this season. I might have noticed some of them which I think are very interesting: -At some point, Olaf falls and one of his shoes with the wings on the sides get launched in the air, right in front of the slogan "memento mori". The winged shoes are a reference to Hermes who is not just a generic God, he is the protector of thieves (that's why Olaf worn them) and graves (so death, as in memento mori which is latin for "remember you'll die"). -The owl council is actually wearing crow hats. Those who should be pursuing justice are actually just punishing people. the owl council is doing exactly the opposite of what it should do Crows are in fact natural enemies of the Owls. Plus a group of crows are called a murder which is what the council seems very much fond of. -The file that the Librarian in the hospital briefly looks at is the wether report at Democles Dock, which is where the hurricane in the first season happens. Plus, if you stop the video and read the report you can see that the hurricane happens on the 18th of September 1926 and that Democles Dock is situated in Miami. In the real world Miami was actually struck by a devastating hurricane in that very same date. Democles Dock is instead a fictional location I forgot some of the others and I bet there are a lot I missed. I think this care for the detail is the best way to keep someone very focused on the series while is very common not to do in other series

[@IchibanOjousama]

There are no generic gods, that's like their whole schpiel

[@ouchyouhitme5365]

I’m just looking forward to more Ésme Gigi Genavive Squalor. My favourite part was when Madame Lulu said Ésme wasn’t a real blonde, and when she attacked them in the filing room.

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Actress Lucy Punch has been outstanding as Esme - definitely can't wait to see more of her next season! That filing room scene was really well done too! As for Lulu's comment on Esme's hair, there's a few things going on there. First of all, in the books, from what I remember, Esme's hair is brown - so it's probably a little nod to that. Also, in the books, Madame Lulu's real hair is blond, but her hair as Madame Lulu is dark - so it's likely also a little hat-tip to that! :-)

[@ouchyouhitme5365]

Flicks And The City I just can’t wait to see more of her! And the filing room scene was just as I pictured it when I read the books!

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Me too! She's one of the highlights of this already brilliant season. Also loved actress Kitana Turnbull who played Carmelita Spats so amazingly! :-)

[@ouchyouhitme5365]

Flicks And The City Can’t Wait for those 2 to meet!

[@summa9953]

I'm so mad at the ending though >:(

[@HSAIntrovert]

You missed the one Easter egg in The Hostile Hospital part 2 in which the person of indeterminate gender was reading "Love on the Hinterlands." It was a reference to "Brokeback Mountain."

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Thanks, Sabrina! It's also a foreshadow of the fact much of the season takes place in the Hinterlands. And, on top of that, the author of the book, Joe Tracz, is one of the show's executive producers and story editor of the episodes! :-)

[@thejesscen]

Omg so that was the title of the book! I had so much trouble trying to read what it said lol

[@mackyronni]

In the Vile Village Mr. Poe says he hopes the village will be lovely like the one in a short story by Shirley Jackson. This is actually the Lottery where there’s an annual slip drawing ritual. Ultimately, the person with a black dot on theirs gets stoned to death!

[@Aaron-hv4hr]

Omg! I just read this story a couple of days ago! Should've payed more attention to the author's name...

[@MrDj232]

I'm surprised they didn't mention that in the video since the reference was very obvious and made the line rather sinister. And a good bit of foreshadowing for the death of Jaques Snicket.

[@gagastan18]

Omg I read that in English during first quarter and I didn’t even realize it!

[@glurpbot8048]

mackyronni I remember reading that short story once. Props to you for catching that Easter egg though. I didn't notice that one.

[@naikun7444]

YAASS I laughed so friking hard when Mr. Poe mentioned The Lottery, omg! This whole show is ome big irony and i love it so much!

[@alissamanuela3437]

When madam lulu tells the Hook handed man about his sister! Also when Esme said she loves pole dancing from the snow scouts lol. Loved all the Easter eggs and can't wait for season 3 ❤️

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Oh, yes, both great ones, Scarlet Witch! ;-)

[@toxicdragon5627]

This girl talking sounds a bit like Esme

[@gracecooksey9349]

Ikr, when the video started playing, I honestly thought it was her 😂😂

[@matthewvp8507]

Aside from the Received Pronunciation accent, not really

[@IchibanOjousama]

the sugar BELL

[@pigfrombarnyard4387]

Did anyone realise in part 1 of the vile village heactar mentions the only book they can read is one called the littlest elf, being a nod to the opening of the movie( I’m pretty sure it appears in more places) but i thought this was pretty cool

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Well spotted and yes, that was very cool! It also pops up in the books (Vile Village) as well as the film. :-)

[@sunnygirl523]

Justdahbest yes I noticed it lol 😂😂😂

[@jamesrichardson5303]

what was the only book in the library other than history in the book "The Miserable Mill"

[@Palafico3]

He called it boring which I think was a little jab at the original film lol

[@chow42]

It also said in book 10 or9

[@Pamissssss]

The first letters of Esme's made up names made "EGGS", "SPAM" and "CUTE".

[@thejesscen]

I caught the CUTE one but forgot to go back to check the others lol

[@SethDaFNTDPlayer]

Well eggs and spams are in!

[@mr.passionfruit1958]

“Here I am. Nurse Lucafont” 😂😂😂

[@clairedowney3007]

i honestly loved how nph incorporated his husband and kids, it's so sweet :) the spice girls reference gets me every time, though

[@chunkc_]

My favorite moment from the books was when esmè pushed The Baudelaires down the elevator shaft and I was happy to see it on screen, and in the file room that was great

[@supernanny1913]

Larry: Tell me what you what, what you really really want Carmalida: Oh I’ll tell you what I want, what I really really want (The 90’s kid inside me is screaming right now)

[@IanDoesFilm]

In S2 E1, the horshradish apples are a renfrence to the apples from the 13th book. Also, "The Pony Party" is inside Hector's mobile hot air balloon house in S2 E5-6.

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Love a good horseradish apple and Pony Party reference! Nice easter egg hunting, AwesomeIMR! :-)

[@mrcritical6751]

The horseradish apples were also referenced in Reptile Room part 1 as Lemony points out how the apples are effected by a nearby horseradish factory

[@gingersnap6004]

There’s also the scene in the first one in which Justice Strauss is telling the kids about her library and she mentions that she has books on “everything from cooking to extremely poisonous fungus”. A clear reference to the mushrooms in the final book that eventually kill count Olaf. And the subtle jab at the Jim Carrey movie in the Reptile Room in which Olaf mentions that he hates Nickelodeon’s. Yes he’s referring to the theatre, but it’s also a clear reference to the movie Handler hates and the company who produced it.

[@ellahenegan6869]

I noticed the book too I was screaming!

[@ellahenegan6869]

Im also pretty sure it was in the school library cart too

[@Delaney.Elizabeth]

In one of the first episodes of season one, Klaus sits down at the table with Count Olaf and Olaf is talking about his tea or coffee or whatever it is and mentions something about it where he says (something along the lines of) "this tastes funny but I couldn't find the SUGAR BOWL". When I heard/saw this after rewatching, it blew my mind!

[@chelsea.1234]

omg yes! i just rewatched that part, he says something like “i’m having my morning coffee, although i can’t seem to find the sugar bowl” i scREAMED

[@soo7072]

Yes and when the hook handed man told count olaf about the cake flavors and said "this ones a bit lemony", count olaf said "i told you not to mention that word" referencing to him knowing lemony snicket from being part of VFD

[@MadDirectionerGirl]

When Hector shows the Baudelaires his mobile home, the camera pans to a basket of books, in which you can clearly see the Series Of Unfortunate Events books, or certainly books with similar front covers.

[@emma-jp3oc]

Maddy Gowers omg I paused the episode at that moment because I thought so too, but it actually was the Pony Party. It's just that its cover is a parody of the original ASOUE books. There was also a Lucky Smells book, which appeared also in the Austere Academy !

[@thomasavaloz4207]

In the Austere Academy, when they're at the pep rally outside, Olivia the Librarian is reading a book titled "The Weimar Republic" which was the period of Germany between the end of WW1 and the rise of the Nazi party. Think it's meant to reference how the mandatory pep rallies are similar to being under strict government ruling.

[@Tildybean42]

You could say that the Red balloons the twins were holding were another Stephen King reference. In the books the balloons were heart shaped, but they never mentioned the colours.

[@pufferfishplanet1592]

Some amazing Easter eggs that were missed is the sugar bowl missing from Esme’s powder room, how Kit was the previous Madame Lulu, how Kit stole the sugar bowl from the Heimlich Hospital, and how Olivia told the hook handed man about his sister whom appears in book 11

[@tornado_2063]

I dont think, that are Easter-Eggs, its more like foreshadowing.

[@JameZayer]

Kit also wrote the warning “Olaf Knows” in the flashback. Same red gloves

[@vtwiizyy922]

JαmëŽǎɏe thought it was larry

[@jadawada3682]

JayZantic it was Larry

[@pufferfishplanet1592]

JadaWada no, if you watch the scene again, the red-gloved person puts the note in Larry’s deviled egg.

[@stormRed]

"Here I am, Nurse Lucafont." KILLED ME

[@ps1hagrid689]

I feel like the biggest Easter egg is when Kit Snicket comes out at the end

[@chupacabra9357]

I only now realized she's supposed to be Kit Snicket!!

[@nelson4294]

PS1 Hagrid how did you know it was her? Did you read the books?

[@chupacabra9357]

Cause that's meant to be her probably

[@henryruston9572]

Zain Chupacabra lemony saus he knew her very well and Beatrice is dead sooo

[@ps1hagrid689]

Avocado Guacamole ya, in the book she's known for riding a taxi (like in the Grim Grotto) and at the end of the Carnivorous Carnival episode the lady is shown coming out a taxi, plus, kit plays a big role in the last 4 books, so it woudlnt be surprising if it was her

[@aidankilmartin1336]

In episode 9 IE Carnivorous Carnival episode one Lulu says to the hook handed man that his sister is worried about. And later when he goes out to get the wine says he should really call his step father. This is a reference to Fiona and Captain Widdershins in the Grim Grotto.And Foreshadows his later turn to the fire fighting side.

[@MiaC218]

This may be grasping at straws ( a phrase which here means to draw a conclusion based on very little evidence), but in one of the episodes for the ninth book, Count Olaf says “who could that be at this hour?” Which is the name of the first book in Lemony Snicket’s all the wrong questions series. But, hey who knows?

[@jakeong2988]

Esmay squaller said “it could shatter into a million pieces and one could end up in your eye” that is a clear reference to aunt Josephine

[@elevatorsareout667]

No, that was Count Olaf as Gunther.

[@mollyblackford1341]

Remember in The Miserable Mill when Count Olaf said to Violet, "Haven't you learned anything this year? Week? Season?" I laughed when I found out it was the end of that season

[@crownswift7787]

I cant be the only one loving how “making a dress out of only a few scraps of tent” fits esmes speech perfectly in 5:25 😂

[@jessica-mh3os]

I'm assuming when Klaus says he went to Oxford, it's a nod to the fact that Louis Hynes is actually from Oxford.

[@ilikejheneaiko7867]

u missed the aunt josephine easter egg where olaf say " small vase it might shatter & HIT YOUR EYE!"

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Ah, yes, Aunt Josephine, always so afraid of absolutely everything! :-)

[@thystldown]

It's not so much a reference, but one moment I really enjoyed was in Ersatz Elevator (pt 2, I think) where there was a modern Fiat parked on the street with all the classic cars and trolleys. I found it really entertaining.

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Yes, that is interesting, Olivia! I think it's all part of the fact that ASOUE feels like it takes place in its own little world at its own time - a sort of timeless setting and location that has elements of many completely different periods and places. All part of the charm of the show. :-)

[@thystldown]

Agreed! It was one of my favorite parts of the books, and it's definitely one of my favorite parts of the show.

[@olimarfunk]

While not from season 2, i love when the hook handed man has made three flavors of cake for olaf and is listing them off. The last one he describes tasting “a little lemony” and olaf replies angrily “i told you never to say that word!”

[@itsmeproductions9866]

You missed this but when babs runs from the two white face woman it played the theme from the shining

[@lukewilson1374]

There is actually a Easter egg in Season 1 Reptile Room part 2 where Olaf says “yes I drowned him in the Reflecting pond” and that is a Easter egg for season 3 penultimate peril where the only way you could see the hotel name was in the reflecting pond

[@isabe11e_]

CANT WAIT FOR SEASON 3 AHH!! SEASON 3 - FOR SURE THEY SURVIVED!!

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Same here, Mia! Absolutely loved it! :-)

[@db5094]

A Series of Unfortunate Events, is unfortunate for them, but fortunate for me:)

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Spot on, D B! :-)

[@idorandomstuff2478]

Why didnt you mention the last scene of the last episode where they show kit snicket with the sugarbowl

[@spicedch4i]

I flipped when Olaf said "Who could that be at this hour?", because that was another one of Lemony Snicket's books, also about VFD.

[@Nihil_Novi]

I might be looking a bit too much in it, but in 2x03, I loved how disguised Count Olaf says "...his LEGENDARY handsomeness". I think it was another reference to HIMYM and Barney always saying "LEGEN-wait for it-DARY".

[@anaagc2124]

omgggg I screamed in the moment when Kit Snicket arrived to the Caligary Carnival with the sugar bowl and when Madame Lulu talked to the Hook Handed Man about his sister! T_T I really really need season 3!! i love itt

[@Georginachester]

My favourite moment was probably David's and Neil's and his children's cameos!

[@alexn9856]

That isn't the only Doogie Howser reference. During part 1 of austere academy, Neil Patrick Harris slips in the line "working with kids, am I right?"

[@chupacabra9357]

One of the most major rewrites was the fate of two characters. In the books, that androgynous guy dies in the burning hospital, and the bald man dies in the lion pit. I personally think this change is better since it fits the tone of the show, but I have no idea how they're going to pull off their deaths and the rest of the more serious darker moments in Season 3 due to the theater troupe's humorous connotations. As an example, the scene where Olaf dies was serious, the scene where the two women decide they had enough and walk off into the mountains was serious, the entirety of Fernald (hook man) becoming a good guy, etc. My best guess is they'll have to somehow find a way to shoehorn in those two's death, as well as everyone else's death/exit of the troupe in a way that is serious, overcoming the non-serious connotations surrounding them. Now that I read someone else's comment, I guess they'll probably die in the Penultimate Peril.

[@ellehernndz]

I loved that one part in the Heimlich Hospital where Count Olaf was looking for the Baudelaires through the security cameras. The way he was flicking through them and how all the hallways were empty made it feel so much like Five Nights at Freddy’s. Also, when one of the henchpeople came running in one of the screens, he looked like on of the animatronics

[@345wer]

IN THE VERY FIRST episode, there's a scene where Lemony Snicket stands in the Baudelaire house explaining it burning down. He ACTUALLY says: "Nor the official fire department nor the volunteer fire department arrived in time to stop the flames."

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Great spot! Am gonna have to look out for that now when I rewatch! :-)

[@ParodyKnaveBob]

A great moment - which was also in the book. $:^ ]

[@Figgy5119]

My favorite reference this season was when Mr Poe said perhaps the people in VFD village use a lottery like in that lovely Shirley Jackson story.

[@jasarinvorawathanabuncha6620]

You missed the one where Snicket talked about the recorded film of events in Stain'd-by-the-sea!

[@diego777cas]

Oh my goodness, I thought it was only Count Olaf who asked, “Who could it be at this hour?” but you are right about him mentioning Stain’d-by-the-Sea in o of his narrations!!

[@JorgeGonzalez-gg7np]

Barry Sonnenfeld also had a cameo on the craneoectomy pamphlet/diagram in the Hostile Hospital episodes.

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Haha, love it - that man is everywhere! Great spot and thanks for sharing! :-)

[@fish3975]

i swear i could not stop laughing at 6:48 when I first watched the show. one of my favorite parts. this show is pure gold.

[@markwahlbird8849]

My favorite was "Sold for 8½ to Mr. Fellini!" during the auction scene

[@eylonaharon6560]

I just finished seosen 2 and it was amazing!!!! What an amazing cliffhanger at the end of the season !( get it ? 😆) just WOW! Can't wait for season 3 !!😁😁

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

It was so fantastic, wasn't it, Eylon?! Bring on Season 3!!! :-)

[@xaxanny]

I get the joke hehehe

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

:-)

[@eylonaharon6560]

Flicks And The City yes it was! 😀😀 This series is so amazing and unique !!

[@eylonaharon6560]

Flicks And The City I think that the quote that Carmelita said " tell me what you want, what you really really want " is a reference to the popular song - wannabe

[@heavenpalffy6117]

In The Hostile Hospital Pt. 2 if you look carefully at the list of patients when Klaus and Sunny find which room Violet is in, it says she’s in the hospital for a pricked finger. Later, when Klaus and Sunny disguised as a doctor enter the operating theatre, Count Olaf says, “We have been eagerly awaiting, and so has our little Sleeping Beauty.”

[@aidenstubbs7178]

an easter egg you missed was in the Vile Villiage, (pt. 2) was a very small one. when hector is showing the orphans around the mobile home, there is a shot on the library. in that library you can see a copy of the Pony Party.

[@christophercervantes5753]

4:36 Dr Horrible finally got his revenge!!

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Mwahahaha!! :-)

[@montysansom6143]

Definitely the comment about apples tasting like horseradish

[@brendan308]

Should've said very fantastic details

[@lilydancer8573]

Also in the village of foul devotees episode, the Nevermore Tree is a nod to Edgar Allan Poe's poem, The Raven where the episode is set obviously in a town built around crows, especially Klaus' line where the Quagmires aren't in the tree as excepted and he says, "nothing, nobody" quoting the poem, which is so fitting in a series centered around the importance of reading.

[@nataliahf]

I loved the one when Babs said in the Hostile Hospital 1 that paperwork makes the world go round and Olaf replies:"I thought money did" a refrence to the Musical Cabaret!

[@THEFELLOWSHIPOFTHEFORCE]

Oh so was it Madame lulu telling count Olaf where the children were all the time

[@JameZayer]

Thebeastgamer T Only in the books

[@Carolina57685]

hjrdhgk i paused the episode the moment i saw David just to check if it was actually him tbh I wonder what its like having to see Neil with all that weird makeup wwww poor David he already went thru that whole puppet thing before and now this :''''(

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

I guess he's pretty used to it by now! :-)

[@dramaticvirghoe]

Poor kids you mean

[@morphman86]

Not so sure he minds, to be honest. He's already said several times that he "married out of his league" when he got together with NPH.

[@Carolina57685]

yeah i was just joking haha

[@HB-kb6rt]

In part 2 of The Austere Academy, when Sunny needs to sort out the file cards of students who owe Vice Principal Nero candy by the color of candy Nero wants, the scene's music is a reference to Candy Crush.

[@thejesscen]

When Olaf is in the jail cell, Jacques offers him tea and Olaf says he always makes it too bitter. A reference to the sugar bowl!

[@katherinebehana81]

The fact that Tony Hale (Jerome Squalor) and Usman Ally (The Hook-Handed Man) both worked together on Veep was a neat touch. Tony also worked with Will Arnett (Violet, Klaus and Sunny’s dad) on Arrested Development.

[@audreyboughton9350]

I don't know if this counts, but I loved rewatching season one and noticing all the VFD phrases that I didn't before

[@dimsalshepherd5582]

For the first one you mentioned everything besides the fact the book resembles the original design for books in a series of unfortunate events.

[@mateuszdworak1252]

In Carnivorous Carnival there's "Who Could It Be At This Hour?", one of "All The Wrong Questions"

[@itried8968]

I like it when Count Olaf steps out of one of the tents during the carnival episodes and asks "Who could that be at this hour?" which references one of the Lemony Snicket books.

[@justfat155]

Did anybody notice that the third name of the woman involved with count Olaf was illegibly carved into the bar at Dry Bar, possibly a reference to her being replaced by the librarian?

[@Creativerose1000]

yep..., and it is a woman Lemony Snicket "knows [VERY] well...". If you get my drift there... ;) and I'm not referring to the one he was implying to from the beginning (if read the series)

[@justfat155]

I only read the books in high school. I don't remember the details but I love them and I know there's an expanded universe but I haven't had time to get familiar with all of it

[@arsh2924]

Gaby Gl yeah I know. Kit 😜 Everyone would know if read "The End"😁😁

[@theneverlandfairy4832]

I love season two soooo much. My favorite character is Olivia and Esmé, in the books I like Klaus.

[@georgesteinman3124]

Love Roger Bart as Vice Principal Nero!

[@nicholascoker5329]

In The Carnivorous Carnival Pt. 1, there's a neat reference to Tod Browning's Freaks (1932): when the orphans first appear (in disguise) to the other "freaks" at the carnival, the "freaks" chant, "One of us! One of us!" similar to a scene in Browning's film.

[@TheInsanityisforever]

There was another fun little easter egg of where in the car ride to VFD town, Mr. Poe says "I imagine they'll draw lots like in that Shirley Jackson story." The story is called "The Lottery" where the town's people draw a slip of paper and whoever gets the slip with a black dot will be stoned. I found that fun input!

[@jiamingliu6702]

I just appreciate how count Olaf can just think of ridiculous names in seconds. E.G. Yessica Haircut and Dr. Mattitas Medikalschool

[@xaxanny]

I can’t wait till season 3

[@LegoCookieDoggie]

More Lil' Gideon! This time he summons Bill!

[@eliza6178]

LegoCookieDoggie oh wow

[@yadukrishnasongokukakarott1378]

Nice... I'm a big fan of your videos...👌✌️

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

That's lovely to hear - thank you so much! :-)

[@broski.toasty2817]

When Hector shows the baudelaires his hot air balloon and klouse notices the book, you can see another book written by Lemony Snicket

[@beatrix34]

Wow!! This was really cool to watch. I spotted a lot of the Easter eggs and found them quite funny, but another lot of them I missed! And there were some not included in here, like when in The Penultimate Peril Part 1, Carmelita says “I wanted to go to littlest elf land!” This is a reference to the movie, where in the beginning it shows a thing called the Littlest Elf. Another part this appears is in The Vile Village Part 1 (or 2) Hector shows a book called The Littlest Elf. This is a *Very Far-thought Discussion*

[@carlaw5297]

The Pinstripe suits that the kids got to wear it was so cute.

[@lisettegarcia7013]

The accomplice that is neither a man or woman, I'm calling it the Daria of Count Olaf's troupe.

[@lyokianhitchhiker]

Lisette Garcia You mean because it reacts to EVERYTHING with a “takes it all in stride” attitude?

[@lisettegarcia7013]

Thomas Hood yeah but he/she reminds me of Daria Morgondorfer when he/she talks.

[@lyokianhitchhiker]

Lisette Garcia I can see that.

[@evzensima7940]

I love Count Olaf's Karl Lagerfeld cosplay in the Ersatz Elevator

[@christopheryoung4563]

Hector mentions a book about elves living in a village nodding ‘The littlest Elf’ from a series of unfortunate events film in 2004 that starts off with that film before taking a VERY dark turn