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* ''MythBusters'' has "Buster's Cut" .

* ''Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch'' aired an episode featuring these. Originally billed as produced by the same team as ''Series/PopUpVideo'', which was later shown to be [[ExecutiveMeddling a marketing ploy between [=ABC=] and [=VH1=]]] without the team's consent.

* VH1's ''PopUpVideo'', the TropeMaker.

* ''Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch'' aired an episode featuring these. Originally billed as produced by the same team as ''PopUpVideo'', which was later shown to be [[ExecutiveMeddling a marketing ploy between [=ABC=] and [=VH1=]]] without the team's consent.

* There's also one for the music video for ''Never Gonna Give You Up''.

** ''Gator Boys: Gator Bites

* ''RiverMonsters'' has ''River Monsters: Unhooked'' which is reruns of previous episodes with this trope added.

* ''[[WesternAnimation/AvengersEarthsMightiestHeroes The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes]]'' has a series of DVD bonus features, ''The Avengers Unmasked'', which provide a variation of this.

* ''Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch'' aired an episode featuring these.

* ''Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch'' aired an episode featuring pop-ups made by the same team that produced ''PopUpVideo''.

* The ''Film/BackToTheFuture'' trilogy came to DVD with "Animated Anecdotes" for each movie. The later Blu-Ray set contains these anecdotes, as well as an option to point out "setups and payoffs".

* ''HighSchoolMusical'' did this

* Legend Films' edition of ''Film/Plan9FromOuterSpace'' includes a trivia text feautre.

* The ''Franchise/StarTrek 2''-disc DVD sets have a subtitle option where Michael and Denise Okuda can give text commentary on this kind of stuff.

* Edgar Wright seems to be a fan. It's an option on ''Film/HotFuzz, ShaunOfTheDead'' and ''Film/ScottPilgrimVsTheWorld''.

* This was an option on ''Monty Python and the Holy Grail'' DVD.

* Edgar Wright seems to be a fan. It's an option on HotFuzz, ShaunOfTheDead and ScottPilgrimVsTheWorld.

* ADVFilms had some wonderful "[=ADVidNotes=]" tracks on several of their comedy anime [=DVDs=].

* The 20th Anniversary Edition of ''TransformersTheMovie'' has the "Matrix of Knowledge" as this type of option on the first disc.

You're watching a rerun of your favorite movie on TV.

You can remember the lines to the catchy tune in the background. You know exactly when the character starts talking to his [[TheRedStapler green candy apple accounting calculator]]. Then suddenly there is a little noise you have never heard before and a little message on screen about how this calculator doesn't actually exist and the production company had to spend big money to make a fake one.

You, my friend, have been introduced to the wonderful world of [[TitleDrop Pop Up Trivia]]. Wherein the little tricks that the production people put into making your show are showed off, or interesting but irrelevant but interesting pieces of information are given, such as how many calories a person would burn in 500 miles and how long it would take, but not quite as vocal as a DVDCommentary.
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* ADVFilms had some wonderful "[=ADVidNotes=]" tracks on several of their comedy anime [=DVDs=].

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* ''HighSchoolMusical'' did this
* This was an option on ''Monty Python and the Holy Grail'' DVD.
* The ''Franchise/StarTrek'' 2-disc DVD sets have a subtitle option where Michael and Denise Okuda can give text commentary on this kind of stuff.

* Included on the ''[[Disney/OneHundredAndOneDalmatians One Hundred and One Dalmatians]]'' DVD. Two sets, actually: One for the "fans" (which are more complex details on how the movie was made), and one for the "family" (side notes, plot points relating to the original book, points being brought up in the live-action films and TV series, etc.)

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* {{Disney Channel}} seems to be a fan of this. It aired a version of ''WizardsOfWaverlyPlace: TheMovie'' that had these and if memory serves they did the same with ''Starstruck''.
* The American cable network AMC sometimes shows ''[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DVD_TV DVD_TV]]'': a movie with subtitles that have information taken from the movie's DVD.
* ''{{Lost}}'' eventually started doing this with its reruns.

* When ''TheDrewCareyShow'' had "spot the mistake" contest episodes, the reruns would point out each mistake via pop-ups.

* {{GSN}} had a special week of {{Lets Make a Deal}} episodes that would have pop up bubbles with information, such as the current price of Turtle Wax and Monty Hall's real name.

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** Wikipedia has [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pop-Up_Video#Derivatives_and_parodies a list]] of derivatives and parodies of ''Pop Up Video''.
* There's also one for the music video for ''Never Gonna Give You Up''.

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* {{YouTube}} allows you to add annotations to your uploaded videos, which can invoke this.

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* ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'': Avatar Extras

* The ''StarTrek'' 2-disc DVD sets have a subtitle option where Michael and Denise Okuda can give text commentary on this kind of stuff.

* VH1's ''Pop Up Video'', the TropeMaker.

* ''AvatarTheLastAirbender'': Avatar Extras
* ''{{Ben 10}}'' and ''StarWarsCloneWars'' both do this in Australia.