Holy Forkin' Shirt! 21 Hidden Jokes And Easter Eggs In 'The Good Place'

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Holy Forkin' Shirt! 21 Hidden Jokes And Easter Eggs In 'The Good Place'

The Good Place is one of the most critically acclaimed sitcoms over the past decade. It's wit and goofy jokes make you forget that the show is teaching its audience about ethics. One of the biggest draws of the sitcom is its ability to weave in several blink-and-you'll-miss-it details in the props, costumes, and sets along with several callbacks to previous episodes, whether it'd be in dialogue exchanges or small acting choices.

Even the biggest fans of The Good Place probably haven't spotted every single Easter egg that is out there. Many of them are so subtle or so inside that no one can blame anyone missing them upon first, second, or thirty-ninth viewing of the series. I mean, did you spot the magic panda ever time? Or SNL's Church Lady? Do you even know why Janet (not a girl) wears purple?

Get soaked in your Good Place fandom and learn about some forkin' Easter eggs!

EASTER EGGSTRA MEANINGS AND REFERENCES The wave In the series finale, Jason is wearing a shirt with a wave on it before he goes through the door. It's a reference to what Chidi later says about the Buddhist concept of death being like a wave in the ocean. The Good Place CRACKED.COM

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EASTER EGGSTRA MEANINGS AND REFERENCES Montana: Best known for Dana Carvey's SNL Church Lady and also the Unabomber. In season 3 when the gang is at the Cowboy Skyscraper Buffet Americana restaurant in Australia, they sit at the Montana table, with these two figures sketched on top to represent the state. The Good Place CRACKED.COM

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EASTER EGGSTRA MEANINGS AND REFERENCES Bad Janet The costume was inspired by Olivia Newton-John's clothing at the end of Grease. The Good Place CRACKED.COM

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EASTER EGGSTRA MEANINGS AND REFERENCES Welcome! Everything is fine. Lost Michael Schur took a lot of inspiration from Lost to create The Good Place, and even consulted with Lost and The Leftovers creator Damon Lindelof about the existential themes in his work. The influence can be seen throughout the show, most notably in the season two finale that draws on The Constant episode of Lost where two people connect with each other through space and time. The Good Place CRACKED.COM

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