Eastereggs

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Can someone here tell me where and how I find the eastereggs. I fond most of them, but I don't think I found all. (I don't know how many there are either.) I've got all 4 seasons.

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Season 1

Season 2

Season 3:

Go to the "A Tale Of Two Santas" menu, select "right" (this will highlight the center picture) and then "select" and you'll get a table read of the episode.

On the same menu press "right", then "up" (this will reveal an elf hat on the top right corner, press "select" and you get an Xmas greeting from David X Cohen.

There's one on the "Amazon Women In The Mood" menu too, but I forget right now how to locate it.

Season 4:

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For "Amazon Women in the Mood", go into the menu for that episode, then select the picture from the episode. It will get a border, and pressing "select" will bring up a load of unused opening captions.

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It says on the Season 3 DVD that there's an easter egg on the fourth disc too. Any ideas on how to get it?

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There's a table reading for A Tale Of Two Santas somewhere, I forgot how to get there via the menu though. If you have a DVD drive in your computer you can use WinDVD or whatever program you use to directly get there by using the title menu (at least it's called like that in WinDVD).

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Originally posted by Teral:
Season 3:

Go to the "A Tale Of Two Santas" menu, select "right" (this will highlight the center picture) and then "select" and you'll get a table read of the episode.

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Thanks guys!

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What about the extra commentary on Roswell, done only by David X....? I remember reading about it here I'm sure....

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It's done by David X Cohen, Matt Groening, Scott Vanzo, Claudio Katz and Rich Moore. The last three all work for Rough Draft Studio. The commentary focus on the animation aspect of the show.

While watching the episode simply select audio track "English 3".

There's one for "Jurassic Bark" as well, this time with focus on the writing process.

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Originally posted by Teral:
It's done by David X Cohen, Matt Groening, Scott Vanzo, Claudio Katz and Rich Moore. The last three all work for Rough Draft Studio. The commentary focus on the animation aspect of the show.

While watching the episode simply select audio track "English 3".

There's one for "Jurassic Bark" as well, this time with focus on the writing process.

You can just go to the proper languages menu and select it from there! I think they're both on the second page. The alternative commentaries are not easter eggs.

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The writing one wasn't that great...

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It was a bit chaotic. The cast is Matt Groening, David X. Cohen, Eric Kaplan, Ken Keeler, Patric Verrone, Jeff Westbrook, Bill Odenkirk and Ron Weiner, and they get a bit off track in places by describing the view from the writing room window and the president battle thing that we already heard about in the TDTESS commentary. It was quite insightful though.

 I would've liked to have heard more about the rewriting process, myself.

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Yes, me too.

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for season 4 dvds:
On disc 3, go to "Where No Fan Has Gone Before", go to Home, click right, wait, click enter and see a panel for the Star Trek episode held by writer David Goodman who also works on the current "Enterprise" and John DiMaggio who voices Bender.
On disc 4, go to The Devil's Hands, press Enter, press up, wait 2 seconds till the Devil's hands appear, press enter. Now you can listen to a table read of the episode (audio only).

Disc 4 again, go to Spanish Fry, Scene Selection, hit left, wait, hit enter. You'll get a great lot of different non-used Episode starting captions.