Movie and TV Related Google Easter Eggs to Find and Enjoy
Google is known for its fun Easter eggs, and within the world of movies and TV shows, there are plenty of hidden surprises waiting to be found. Here are just a few of the movie and TV related Easter eggs to find and enjoy.
1. Search “Do a barrel roll” – This classic game reference from Star Fox will cause your Google search page to spin and rotate.
2. Search “Zerg Rush” – This Easter egg is a nod to the video game “Starcraft” and will cause small “O”s to attack the search results on your screen. You have to click on them to defeat them.
3. Search “Bletchley Park” – This one’s for the “The Imitation Game” fans, as it will unlock an interactive game based on the World War II code-breaking activities that took place there.
4. Search “Thanos” – Remember the mad titan from “Avengers: Infinity War?” The search results will prompt you to click on the Infinity Gauntlet and watch the search results disappear as a reference to Thanos’ snap.
5. Search “the answer to life, the universe, and everything” – Fans of “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy” will recognize this reference, which will display the number 42, the answer to this mysterious question.
6. Search “What does the fox say?” – Of course, we couldn’t forget the song and music video from the Norwegian comedy duo Ylvis. This Easter egg launches an animation of dancing foxes and displays the lyrics of the song.
7. Search “Friends glossary” – A perfect Easter egg for “Friends” fans. This brings up a definition guide to iconic catchphrases from the hit sitcom, such as “pivot” and “unagi.”
8. Search “Batman” – For fans of the caped crusader, searching “Batman” will bring up his Batsignal on the right side of the screen, and clicking on it will change the screen to a darker theme.
9. Search “Anagram” – References the a plot twist from the TV show “Breaking Bad,” and will turn the search results into anagrams that you will have to solve.
10. Search “The Wizard of Oz” – This Easter egg allows the user to switch from the search to an interactive tornado, taking fans back to the beginning of the famous movie.