13 Easter Eggs You May Have Missed From Your Childhood

Here’s a collection of secrets hidden in your favorite childhood TV shows.

1. Hey Arnold!

When Stinky and Sid walk past a comic book shop, a book titled “SPONGEBOB” can be seen on a shelf.

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2. Foster’s Home For Imaginary Friends

After Mac gets kicked off the bowling team, he walks past the shoe rental where there are three men who bare a striking resemblance to the characters from “The Big Lebowski.”

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3. Drake and Josh

Among the fictional films advertised on the Premiere Theatre marquee is “Now She’s Carly,” a subtle shoutout to actor Miranda Cosgrove’s new role in “iCarly.”

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4. Rugrats

The toys on the shelf behind Chucky look strangely similar to the daleks from “Dr. Who.”

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5. Fairly Odd Parents

Creator Butch Hartman drew himself into this comic book scene.

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6. Blue’s Clues

See that snail by the coatrack? It appears in every episode of “Blue’s Clues.”

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7. Spongebob Squarepants

When Spongebob and Patrick take flight Sandy’s rocket, a book titled “2001” may be an homage to “2001 A Space Oddessy.”

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8. Angry Beavers

When Norbert and Dagget get a job at a snooty French restaurant so they can afford a collection of monster masks from their favorite movies, a quick shot reveals Helga from “Hey Arnold!” is among them.

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9. Power Puff Girls

While rifling through a pile of old clothes, Blossom comes out looking like Cartman from “South Park.”

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10. Full House

The poster in Uncle Joey’s bedroom will later appear in Joey and Chandler’s apartment in “Friends.”

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11. Phineas and Ferb

When Perry goes out on a mission, an homage to “Hercules” can be spotted on a Grecian urn.

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12. Rocko’s Modern Life

Rocko’s boss’s explanation for why being on time is important in the work place includes the steps “MC Hammer”—a possible tribute to Nickelodeon’s sister company, MTV.

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13. South Park

There’s an alien hidden in nearly every episode of “South Park.”

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