All 200+ Easter Eggs in Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl - Full Breakdown | Some Boi Online

[@CaptainJZH]

What I find the most interesting in Vengeance Most Fowl is that they acknowledge the passage of time not only with the characters' ages and referencing of past events, but also that *technology* has progressed. Old W&G almost never included home computers (the closest we got was in the outro for World of Invention where they advertise the BBC website) but now we have Wallace owning a computer (and not even one he invented, just an ordinary desktop computer), indicating that we're no longer in the vague 1950s-1970s period but now in the 1980s/1990s

[@SomeBoiOnline]

It's hard to take seriously sometimes when part of the joke is that it doesn't add up. W&G haven't physically aged, despite PC Mac doing so, etc. But yeah, I think "vaguely in 80's" is a good estimate!

[@VinluvAntonHandesbukia]

@@SomeBoiOnline I like to think it’s only been five years and Macintosh just hit the wall hard

[@Queenfan-kh1bz]

I reckon Fluffles went to live with Lady Tottington at Tottington Hall

[@lambertbrother1628]

As there is a Wanted poster for Feathers at the zoo in Loaf and Death, I think it’s canonically after Vengeance

[@novawolf_gaming]

​@@lambertbrother1628The issue with this is mentioned quite early in the video

[@CaptainJZH]

@@lambertbrother1628 Nah, seems to me Feathers just escaped multiple times during his stay at the Zoo (he's also seen in A Close Shave on the cliffside so presumably that was yet another escape attempt) but was recaptured shortly afterwards each time

[@SomeBoiOnline]

I'd love this!

[@yourcrazyfnafgirl]

I like to think that she went to Wendolene, seeing as they're both the duo's first love interests. Plus, Fluffles lost her owner, and Wendolene technically lost her dog

[@tidmouthmilk12]

The reason some people refer to that portrait as Wallace's mother is because it's based on the painting of Whistler's mother (Which was featured prominently in the 1997 Mr. Bean movie)

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Yes I remember that now! Makes even more sense that it would be of Wallace's actual mother then, due to the play on words.

[@GetThatGriff]

11:18 oh boy, I can’t believe I did it Using the clips you provided, as well as taking into account scratches that are on the corner, I deduced Feathers was locked up for 395 days, or roughly 1 year and a week.

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Wow! Doesn't really add up at all if he's supposedly been there since TWT, but that's some dedication! 😅

[@GetThatGriff]

@ yea, I realize now it ain’t exactly the right math. I think going off the comment Mac made about his "40 years of service" would’ve been a better basis

[@charizardag]

19:32 Actually the Snoozy-choc was planned to be used by Gromit in a Deleted scene in Were-Rabbit, Wallace was playing a theme on his banjo and Gromit was using the Snoozy-choc to get him to stop

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Still, it's originally from Wrong Trousers, but cool to hear it almost made an appearance in Were-Rabbit too.

[@Wallaceandgromit2000]

I’ve been watching your channel for ages and my favourite videos are your Wallace and Gromit keep up the good work 😊😊😊

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Thanks very much!

[@WandG_Fan]

You've missed some musical references from A Close Shave. There are a few moments of these: When Gromit kicks over a can of paint, you can hear the motif of after when the porridge machine is switched off. When the pot of glue smashes on the floor of the basement, revealing there's a secret floor, you can hear the moment when Wallace finds out that the porridge box and the cheese has been munched by Shaun. When Feathers and the gnomes return to the basement in their submarine, you can hear the motif of when Preston enters the basement to hide himself from Wallace & Gromit. There's one musical reference I can find from A Matter of Loaf and Death when Gromit was hanging on to dear life on that rope near the canal boat, you can hear the motif of when Gromit and Fluffles escapes Piella's house using the Bake-O-Lite balloon.

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Close Shave mustn't be ingrained into me enough to pick these up, as I automatically recognised the others from Wrong Trousers! Just recall thinking it's a shame they didn't use the motorbike and sidecar music when it was unveiled. Good spots though, I'll have a look myself when I get the chance.

[@lobians]

18:30 actually mrs mulch is in the film In the scene where the canal boats move very slowly. The BBC captions call her “dog walker)

[@samyfietsen6765]

the fact that feathers doesnt instantly know the moon is made out of cheese likely suggest that he never got that news. meaning that he was probably already imprisoned during A Grand Day Out, which creates all sorts of continueity questions.

[@alexpotts6520]

I'm not sure the moon being made out of cheese is canon. Wallace thinks it is, but he's not all there. In fact, when he eats the moonrock, he disappointedly notes that "it's like no cheese I've ever tasted". I always interpreted this as being confirmation that the moon really is made out of rock and Wallace is just loopy.

[@joshslater2426]

It’s implied he was incarcerated normally before The Wrong Trousers, so he probably missed/didn’t care about the moon cheese reveal. Him listening to the song “Tie a yellow ribbon to the ole oak tree” is meant to suggest he’s recently departed from prison.

[@minicle426]

​@@alexpotts6520TWT does have an article on Moon Cheese shares.

[@MahNamJeff]

@@alexpotts6520 while this would be interesting, the newspaper at the start of the wrong trousers notes that moon cheese stocks have skyrocketed. meaning that the moon is in-fact made of cheese.

[@MrDeveron28]

Cracking video mate, well done & thanks for painstakingly going through the film so meticulously for our entertainment 😊🎉

[@SomeBoiOnline]

No problem, it certainly took a while! Cheers

[@Wallaby62]

This has absolutely put the amount I found to utter SHAME lol. Cracking job!!

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Thank you, it was no easy task! 😅

[@kyeallen3416]

Thank you for making this video because I never would’ve spot is Easter eggs, and references if it wasn’t for you thank you so much 🎉❤😊

[@SomeBoiOnline]

You're very welcome, glad you enjoyed! 😀

[@MrEJC53-gj9fh]

Wow I Didn’t Realise There Were That Many References I Thought It Was Just The Mugs, Vehicles, Numberplates, Shaun Characters, Feathers Sweat, Cheese, Some Puns, Some Music And Curtain Shots! Gee Mostly Callbacks Is All I Know!

[@PaulineP-k9x]

At roughly 1:03:55 into the film, on the right hand side of the canal, you can see the church from W&G: The Curse Of The Were-Rabbit. Well done and thank you for yet another incredible video.

[@KentuckyWallChicken]

I miss the vicar 😢 he was my favorite side character in Wererabbit, so good to see they paid homage to him.

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Wow, that didn't even cross my mind, I'll have to check! The Vicar was a great character, I believe the actor passed some time ago.

[@TomTheyy]

Several cool details I didn't notice until now! Additionally... -Ant & Dec did in fact give their blessing to the cameo, as Muzz Khan mentioned on Twitter. Apparently they have to jump through all legal hoops with references nowadays. -The machine that picks Gromit up from bed looks kinda similar to how the Techno Trousers are designed? -Tank-Top Man was previously seen as one of the places they deliver bread to in A Matter of Loaf and Death. -Gromit's book seems to have a Penguin/Feathers logo on it like in A Close Shave? -The dog on the vinyl in Gromit's room might look like it's a character from Creature Comforts? -The Dalek reference could also be a nod to series writer Bob Baker also being involved in Doctor Who. -Snoozy Choc was also in a deleted Were-Rabbit scene where I think Gromit gives Wallace a bigger amount in hopes of putting him to sleep, like what happens in this film. -Guardians of the Galaxy is a Marvel *COMIC* series, for the record. -Apparently people say the woman walking a dog at the start of the boat climax is Mrs. Mulch? -Gromit's ears also shake in that zoom of the ending like in Wrong Trousers. -They also kinda abandoned Shaun after A Close Shave like Fluffles and presumably Norbot, sans the Cracking Contraptions cameo. -A cheese knife also appears in the first morning scene of Were-Rabbit and the Stinking Archbishop ending of a World of Invention episode. -The kettle appears to have had the Blue Diamond in it despite it appearing in post-Wrong Trousers films in working use. -The Yorkshire border is also made reference to in a deleted ending for Were-Rabbit and A Matter of Loaf and Death. -Blackpool is also made reference to within the films in Wallace's suitcase seen in A Grand Day Out and a photo seen in Cracking Contraptions "The Tellyscope".

[@robanator9083]

22:17 the rubber duck could also be a reference to Goldfinger since James Bond also has a fake duck on his head as he rises out of the water

[@BritishThomasGuy]

wow, i wouldn’t have the patience to find all these easter eggs, good job

[@SomeBoiOnline]

I barely have any left... 😅 cheers!

[@4468David]

Really interesting and brilliant video. As a big Thunderbirds fan I enjoyed all the little hints to the show in A Grand Day out and A Close Shave.

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Thanks very much, there's such a large amount of homages across all the films!

[@rare_fare95]

My favourite Easter Egg in the film was the reference to the 'Banana Warehouse', which is the name of Aardman's former headquarters. Prior to being taken over by Aardman during production of 'The Wrong Trousers', it was a warehouse used to ripen bananas (hence the name).

[@rare_fare95]

Some other things I noticed from this film were: 1) The photograph motif (in particular Wallace and Gromit still framing photos regardless of how good they are) is something which extends back to ''A Grand Day Out'. 2)Gromit getting splattered with something (paint, jam, soap suds, scrambled egg, marrow, bread dough) is something which happens regularly 3) Norbot's hedge cutting is a reference to 'Edward Scissorhands' 4) The lamp in Inspector Mackintosh's office might be a reference to Pixar's Luxo lamp 5) The Norbot's flame thrower lighter looks like it has been reappropriated from the Turbo Diner short 6) The TV foreshadowing the events of the film through sinister black and white films appears also in "The Tellyscope" 7) The lion being named Gavin is a possible reference to the Aardman animator, Gavin Strange 8) The name of Norbot in bad Latin is a throwback to "Curse of the Were Rabbit", when similar fictional Latin monster names appear in Reverend Hedges's book (The Loch Ness Monster is a "Touristus Trapus") 9) The Yorkshire/Lancashire border joke first appeared in canon in 'A Matter of Loaf and Death'. In one of the storyboarded endings of 'Curse of the Were Rabbit' though, Wallace and Gromit were going to release the rabbits (including Hutch) over the Yorkshire border at the end of the film instead of donating them to Lady Tottington.

[@rare_fare95]

Feathers "counting down the days" he is in prison is something which is done also by Gromit in 'A Close Shave' and by Ginger in 'Chicken Run'. In 'A Close Shave', "Feathers was 'ere" is written on the walls along with loads of tally charts, which implies Feathers may have started the tally chart tradition the last time he was in prison.

[@joshslater2426]

I spotted some of the references when I watched the film, but I didn’t realise there were so many others. They really put a lot of effort into this. I liked the Were-Rabbit villagers appearing (Anton Deck looks really similar to one of the nameless extras from the film) and many of the little callbacks. Some of the score motifs were largely good, and one motif from Loaf & Death can be heard when PC Mac gets hit by the door. Seeing Snoozy Choc in physical form was also a treat.

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Yeah there's no way I would've caught most of these on a normal viewing. It's interesting that people are picking up on more music motifs being referenced.

[@Dangerzone334ArchiveOfficial]

Glad I've seen the movie last month!

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Thought I'd give everyone enough time to catch up!

[@coozman64]

Wow, I had no idea there were so many references. Thx for the breakdown.

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Neither did I until they started piling up! 😅 no problem, glad you enjoyed it.

[@portland-182]

'Up North News' is very similar to real world Yorkshire TV show 'Look North'. The 'Off The Beat' magazine is priced in shillings and pence, suggesting W&G is set pre decimalisation, so pre 1971. Diane Morgan's character 'Onya Doorstep' looks just like Diane Morgan. More Batman Returns references are, Feathers being in a Zoo, just like the Penguin in BR, the villain being a penguin, and the Batman Penguin is famous for using gadget umbrellas to escape. The water skiing might be an Apocalypse Now reference. Gromit's fall brings to mind Alan Rickman in Die Hard.

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Good spots!

[@Toasted_Crackers]

5:59 Loaf and Death probably does happen before Vengeance Most Fowl anyway, I’d say that the timeline for W&G is just the order of when the release, that how I watched them back in December in the run up to Vengeance Most Fowl’s release, that is unless I’ve missed something.

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Yeah at the moment that's generally the accepted timeline, but people always seem to theorise otherwise.

[@WillCaII]

An Easter egg that I spotted is that the boats registration number (The black and white plate on the front of the cabin at 31:09) is "XCOPPER" meaning ex copper naturally

[@SomeBoiOnline]

So many layers to these jokes! 😅

[@docyoshi]

32:45 The audio book adaption of the original three short films (Which is narrated by Peter Sallis in character as Wallace) does say the framed image in the guest room is of his grandmother. But the canonicity is dubious of course as I think it also gives the diamond a different name. But all the same, really shows the love and care how nearly every scene has a wink and nod to earlier installments. Very impressive how many you found.

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Thanks very much and yes that's a good point! As you say, the canonicity is dubious, so I didn't want to veer into the expanded media too much.

[@calimom3lestudios931]

There was a photo on the wall at the beginning of the film where they appear to have taken a ride on a log flume at an amusement park, which could potentially be a reference to the now-defunct Disneyland ride "Splash Mountain".

[@lawrencespringer-j5v]

this is going to be a great vid 👍

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Cheers, hope you liked it!

[@GetThatGriff]

Also, on your comment about the mulch's not appearing technically they did Variety recently got to publish the actual script for this movie, and within it it actually names all the neighbors from the film. So, the lady who calls Wallace a "toad bag" during the mob scene is named "Mrs. Mulch" within it. And if that isn’t her, there is a lady who vaguely resembles Mrs. Mulch during the boat chase later on. I’d definitely recommend checking the script out, it was a really fun read

[@MahNamJeff]

I went and checked and can confirm that the woman talking in the mob is not mrs mulch though that means that she was originally going to be the lady saying that in the scene

[@peterrobinson3168]

The film "The African Queen" was released in 1951. That number appears on the side of the Accrington Queen.

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Good spot! There's so many bloody layers with these references 😅

[@djrfilms101]

I like how Snoozy Choc was a big enough advertisement in the world to cross over to the Wallace and Gromit games as next to Mr Paneer's (one of the side characters) shop we see one of the posters for the drink in the Wallace and Gromit Telltale games series

[@SomeBoiOnline]

I didn't even want to begin delving into the games for this very reason 😅 incredible levels of detail though!

[@Robin_The_Red_Rabbit]

18:30 Mrs mulch is in the film during the canal boat chase but the subtitles rename Her to dogwalker for the BBC and then on Netflix No text appears

[@minicle426]

4:25 One small thing you've overlooked is the design similarities between the device that hauls Gromit out of bed and the Techno Trousers.

[@yourcrazyfnafgirl]

23:54 I SPOTTED THIS ONE WHEN I FIRST SAW IT, AND WAS PRETTY SUPRISED HOW MANY OTHERS DIDN'T 😭😭 Great video as always!! ❤❤ I'm suprised just how much easter eggs are actually in here!! Edit: At 14:38, on the lower right of this shot, there is a list of things that read "Head, Shoulders, Keens, Toes, Knees, Toes", referencing that iconic kids nursery rhyme sort of thing 😂😂 Also, at 30:24, it's quite random, but I would like to think that maybe Feathers went to a different area of the UK, maybe the South or something, since he seems to be wanted all in the North, and teamed up with someone who doesn't know of his criminal history, so he has someone on his side?? Kinda far fetched, but to me would be really interesting!! We've gone to the moon before in W&G, so the South of England can't be that far out there right?? 😂😂

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Haha it's a great point that W&G have been to the moon before daring to venture to the South of England 😂 thanks as always!

[@HHGTV]

Great video as always💯. I wonder if there were any Easter Eggs based on the Wallace & Gromit PC games?🤔

[@SomeBoiOnline]

I don't believe so. Some are drawing parallels to Project Zoo with Feathers' enclosure, but I think that's coincidental more than anything.

[@darkfoxfurre]

I'm a little surprised you didn't know this, but- The "eyebrows, glasses, nose, mustache" accessory is called "Groucho Marx Glasses", since they're originally styled after the actor/comedian, Groucho Marx.

[@Harper_Onions]

18:28 - Mrs Mulch appears walking a dog during the canal chase at the end of the film, she gets hit by one of the stray wellies in a manner similar to Miss Thripp's brief cameo in Loaf & Death where a lovestuck Wallace chucked a loaf at her. 21:48 - The Zoo interior also matches what little we see of it in Project Zoo... kinda.

[@kittykat5915]

Wow, there's so many references that I never even noticed before on my own viewings of the movie. I didn't even know the Farmer was in more than one scene! (I'm guessing they hid him on purpose...)

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Yes I didn't notice him in the other scenes for a while, plus it would've ruined his full cameo appearance if we'd already seen him!

[@kittykat5915]

@SomeBoiOnline I suppose so, but it's still cool to see him anyway!

[@Vol-Tear]

Now I wonder if in future media Feathers will team up with Preston, rebuilding him and using him as the muscle in a sort of dark reflection of Wallace and Gromit?

[@SomeBoiOnline]

That could be cool, I think a balance of old and new characters works well.

[@Feathers_McGraw_0]

Personally, I loved this film! Especially how it links to previous films!

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Yup, many links to the other films indeed!

[@michaellundsrensen2292]

Wow Impressive! Hope you will also do a review of external references, e.g. the Pink Floyd poster th for Gromit's bed. In Pink Floyd's version; 3 blue pyramids (from Dark Side of the Moon LP), in Gromit's version; 3 blue cheeses. There are probably many more!

[@Harper_Onions]

15:16 - The Late Bob Baker, Co-Writer of the Wrong Trousers, worked on Doctor Who, although he didn't actually work on any featuring Daleks from what I can see, he did create K-9 though.

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Yeah I thought of that, but as you say he never had any ties to the daleks directly.

[@NowhereMan260]

You forgot to mention how the locomotive at the end was actually lettered and colored for the correct regions Railway that would have ran through their town.

[@ASmithsFunEntertainment]

Mrs Mulch was also seen walking a dog for three seconds before the chase began.

[@wolfgangwilcox2323]

The ‘999’ lock code could also be a Hot Fuzz reference, where as the code to unlock the evidence room was also 999.

[@FanboyScottland308]

I like it that you almost Find every reference The only ones you miss Is for when Wallace saw the Submarine coming out from the Basement He said what the Dickies Was directly when Victor said it in Were Rabbit when he Wallace saw Wallace Grows some Rabbit Teeth Also on the newspaper at the end of the film Wallace dose his Hand thing from A Grand Day out So that’s two references that you miss but I pointed them out for you

[@MrMorecambeFCFan]

Off the beat is a reference to Norman Wisdom on the beat 👍 31:27

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Good catch!

[@MRS_Nessie_lover]

There’s so many I found about 30 originally but outdid me ! 🤣💛

[@SomeBoiOnline]

I don't think I saw that many on the first watch, it took a lot of scrolling through frames 😅

[@alexpotts6520]

The mother painting in the end credits is a clear reference to Whistler's Mother. (You might remember it as the painting from the Mr Bean movie.)

[@Djarra]

One way to date the time gap would be by Wallace’s helmets. Generally you should replace them after five years, by reckoning he has four different helmets starting with ‘…trousers’ which gives us a maximum of 20 years. If the one in WT is brand new and the one in VMF is at the end of its life. However it could be we’ve missed a helmet in between, do the TV shows etc… have extra ones? Also no guarantee that the one in WT is Wallace’s, Feathers could have stolen it to modify.

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Wow, such a thing would never even cross my mind! 😂

[@lambertbrother1628]

Serious question: is there a gnome in Loaf and Death? All the other movies feature gnomes…

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Yep there's gnomes in the front garden I believe!

[@peterrobinson3168]

The 'Aliens' nod is actually from Alien where Dallas is searching the air ducts. Instead of a scary monster Gromit meets a scary drain cover, There a very overt parody of Aliens in Loaf and Death and another Alien nod in Grand Day Out where the little robot clings to the rocket hatch.

[@ThatTheatreKid236]

if you look in the background of the scene where we see the van being redecorated for the gnome improvement, you can see a can of WD40, except it says WG40, as a reference to Wallace and Gromit!

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Great spot, potentially referencing their upcoming 40th anniversary too!

[@BlueTrainProductions-ew8gg]

This is one of your best videos to date and also I just noticed this if everybody calls Wallace Mr. Wallace, doesn’t that mean his full name is Wallace Wallace or does Wallace just not have the last name?

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Thank you! The actual answer is that he just doesn't have one, the same is often said about Mario and Luigi. In order to be "the Mario Brothers", that would have to be their surname!

[@BNSFTrains10]

2:35 This also reminds me of another 1991 film: Terminator 2 Judgment Day.

[@alexmacleod3728]

I’m guessing the events of Wrong Trousers is set sometime in the mid to late 60s, hence pc mackintosh’s sideburns lol

[@SomeBoiOnline]

That's a good point, pretty sure it is approximately 😅

[@crowcoregames1785]

21:42 it also ligns up well with the project zoo ps2 games depiction of the zoo

[@The_Media-Dudez]

11:15 Ant & Dec did indeed approve of the joke being used as stated by Muzz Khan (the voice actor for Anton Deck) in a post on X - formerly Twitter.

[@TajOwens-s1s]

One that you missed “off the beat” is a reference to a George formby song “on the beat”

[@courage1363]

You also forgot to mention that both the Wallace and Gromit and Shaun the Sheep series are likely in the same universe since you brought up The Farmer who fully appeared in the film who is Shaun's current own which is believe that Wallace and Gromit cant keep Shaun as a pet so i believe they gave him away to The Farmer.

[@wannonisgay]

26:37 I do believe that in every Wallace and Gromit film, Wallace says the name of the film at some point during it. Just worth noting as another Easter egg

[@minicle426]

A Close Shave does it without dialogue.

[@TomTheyy]

That only happens in The Wrong Trousers and this film, not counting "close shave" being a setting in A Close Shave.

[@joshuamorrison628]

Ur right Tom and I love how both are connected being the only ones to title drop although ware rabbit was mentioned throughout curse of the were rabbit was never said

[@VinluvAntonHandesbukia]

Maybe Fluffles got adopted by Lady Tottington?

[@SomeBoiOnline]

I'd love that!

[@VinluvAntonHandesbukia]

@ that would be a really sweet tie on the bow. Though HBC is pretty expensive nowadays lol.

[@TheDc007fan]

10:50 is still my favorite moment in this series. The get up and go sequence from curse of the were rabbit is just perfect. 🤌

[@SomeBoiOnline]

I might have to agree, the music and everything in that sequence is so cinematic and yet completely Wallace & Gromit. Don't think it'll ever be topped!

[@TheDc007fan]

@SomeBoiOnline absolutely... Just recently received the van with Wallace and Gromit from Corgi. After 15 years since first seeing the movie, I finally own the anti pesto van. Great videos, I'm always happy to see you upload.

[@animeaction1911]

Very great video, definitely a lot i missed. It is somewhat odd thag there doesn't appear to be a reference to Bob Baker given he co-wrote almost all the previous Wallace and Gromit films and shorts. I do want to mention that there is also a British version of Law and Order, just found it odd you knly referenced the American one. It is interesting that there's only a vague reference to A Matter of Loaf and Death, but i dont mind given i kind of like to view it as the end of the timeline, almost certainly due to it being the final for so long and thats just been cemented in my head nearly my whole life

[@BrandonBava]

Though I'm American I love Wallace & Gromit more so because one of my many all-time favorite British shows is Last of the Summer Wine compo and clegg are the best. Peter Sallis is great, but Gromit I like more than Wallace also cool video by the way. Though I have seen just about all of Wallace and Gromit shorts and movies I never notice too much the hidden eggs you mentioned here.

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Thanks, great to hear some love and appreciation for British shows in the states!

[@fistofkhonshu2010]

I wonder if the map shown of West Wallaby Street matches with the one seen in Cracking Contraptions (the one where they send a robot to get cheese from the shop)

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Good point! I'd be surprised if it did.

[@poil8351]

there was a also a monty python reference when Rufus kicks the gnome off with the bagpipes i belevie that is a reference to the kamikaze highlanders skit when they are all busy leaping off the castle.

[@ChristopherHill-nt9ir]

Nah,it's a shrek 2 reference

[@crimsonstormsurge]

I genuinely don’t even remember the policeman appearing before (I haven’t seen ware rabbit in years) so I was thinking he was an original character for this new one lol

[@KentuckyWallChicken]

Wow it must’ve been a long time since you’ve seen Wererabbit, he’s the gent who makes the famous “arsin’ around” joke

[@SomeBoiOnline]

I suppose he does have a different title (Chief Inspector) and older design in this one, so I can see how that could happen!

[@joshuamorrison628]

U saying about Peter salis outfit and last of the summer wine means I could be right about it being a reference to how he got the role of wallace

[@sonicthehedgehoggaming4808]

Shaun the sheep and wallace and gromit are in the same universe

[@-hamburgerman-]

🤯‼️👅‼️

[@minicle426]

So is Rex the Runt, apparently.

[@Benson...1]

Shaun's first appearance in a close shave as you know then shaun got his own spin off show. And that show in turn got a spin off called timmy time.

[@SomeBoiOnline]

It's confusing, but Nick has stated that with the exception of this cameo, W&G and the Shaun series take place in different "worlds"

[@abanana]

wooo!!!

[@SomeBoiOnline]

🥳

[@Velociraptor1066]

15:15 best part 😂

[@SomeBoiOnline]

"Explain!" 🤣

[@Velociraptor1066]

@ EXPLAIN!!!!😂😂😂😂😂

[@TheGuyReviewsProductions]

The painting is most defiantly Wallaces mother since it's a parody of the painting Whistler's Mother and therefore that painting would have to be Wallace's Mother.

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Yup, makes sense!

[@DevanBrennan]

Mrs Mulch did appear in the movie

[@perplexed95]

I'm slightly concerned that I noticed 80 references when I first watched it 🤣 how many times did you have to watch this film just to find all of this anyway?

[@SomeBoiOnline]

I would never have noticed so many by just watching the film casually, it was more of a frame by frame study. 80 on your first watch is remarkable 😂

[@perplexed95]

​@@SomeBoiOnline Is it to late for me to go to rehab

[@perplexed95]

​@@SomeBoiOnline is it to late for me to quit. 😭

[@naznomad635]

Rather than easter eggs, aren't most of these just good continuity?

[@SomeBoiOnline]

Continuity is something that W&G doesn't usually have, the sets and characters switch around with every film if you look closely. So anything from the previous entries has been put there with intention.