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[[Image:Mindrobber_easteregg1.jpg|thumb|A "hidden" Doctor Who logo which gives access to the Easter egg contained on the region 2 release of [[The Mind Robber]]]] | [[Image:Mindrobber_easteregg1.jpg|thumb|A "hidden" Doctor Who logo which gives access to the Easter egg contained on the region 2 release of [[The Mind Robber]]]] | ||
Some Doctor Who discs contain hidden features that are more or less easy to find. These features are usually so small and insignificant that they would not really be appropriate for inclusion on the main disc menu. However, disc producers sometimes like to sneak these little gems onto the disc in "hidden" places. | Some [[Doctor Who]] discs contain hidden features that are more or less easy to find. These features are usually so small and insignificant that they would not really be appropriate for inclusion on the main disc menu. However, disc producers sometimes like to sneak these little gems onto the disc in "hidden" places. | ||
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[http://www.dwwa.net/dwvwe/dvd/eggs/eggs.html Doctor Who Wave Archive Easter egg list] | *[http://www.dwwa.net/dwvwe/dvd/eggs/eggs.html Doctor Who Wave Archive Easter egg list] | ||
[[Category:Real World]][[Category:DVD Releases]] | [[Category:Real World]][[Category:DVD Releases]] | ||
Revision as of 13:24, 29 December 2007
An Easter Egg is an intentional hidden message or feature within a DVD, CD, video or computer program in which when found and triggered can give access to bonus features or shows something that is not mentioned in the main list of contents.
A "hidden" Doctor Who logo which gives access to the Easter egg contained on the region 2 release of The Mind Robber
Some Doctor Who discs contain hidden features that are more or less easy to find. These features are usually so small and insignificant that they would not really be appropriate for inclusion on the main disc menu. However, disc producers sometimes like to sneak these little gems onto the disc in "hidden" places.
