It seems many of us love a good old blast from the past when it comes to what to watch on the telly.
From Friends and Gossip Girl all the way through to The O.C. and Gilmore Girls - it's clear oldies really are goldies.
However, fans have been left well and truly shocked over an x-rated detail in the latter that they're only just noticing despite hours upon hours of rewatching the beloved TV programme.
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One hawk-eyed fan of the show recently took to Facebook to share her bombshell revelation that one episode contained a flyer featuring some pretty NSFW information.
The scene in question sees Lorelai Gilmore, played by Lauren Graham, standing in front of a noticeboard teaming with countless paper flyers.
One of which, however, had capital bold writing which read: "GET PAID TO WATCH PORN!!"
Sharing an image of the scene, the Facebook user revealed: "Seen this show a hundred times and never noticed the flyer."
Thousands have since rushed in to share their reactions to the flyer with one Facebook user writing: "No way, is that real??"
A second chirped: "That's hilarious!"
"Oh that’s the best Easter egg I’ve seen!" praised a third while a fourth echoed: "That's hilarious!!!! I just went to.go look lmao."
A fifth joked: "Okay, I need to rewatch this."
"Oh my gosh I need to rewatch now," quipped a sixth while another piped up: "I just watched this episode and saw the poster I took a pic of it and was like 'I need to share this with someone' then saw this the next day haha so funny I’ve never noticed until now."
And a final Facebook user added: "LOL! Good job. I never noticed that! I do love when I notice something that I haven't noticed before."
Don't we all!
On the subject of all things NSFW, an Olympian revealed what sex etiquette is actually like in olympic village amidst reports of 'anti-sex beds'.
Former Olympian, Susen Tiedtke, opened up about the coaches advice surrounding sex, which was not to get involved before competing.
Talking to Bild, Tiedtke said: "When you have sex, the body first has to recharge itself energetically.
"After the competition, however, roommates were considerate if you needed the room for yourself …”
She also noted that 'sex was always an issue in the village', despite there being a sex ban in place in previous years.
Topics: TV And Film, Sex and Relationships
Rhiannon Ingle