Hidden details of season 3 of season 3, Easter eggs

The theme song of the main title has been modified to adapt to the parameter of season three.

The main theme of the title of each season is composed by Cristobal Tapia de Veer and is inspired by the location.

Season “Aloha!” Tribute paid to Hawaiian sounds and rhythms. Meanwhile, the viral “Renaissance” of season two abandoned the tropics for a song that has transformed an opera construction into a club banger with 25 billion flows on Spotify.

The “lights” of season three rely on Thai sounds and bring back to the general theme of the seasonal spirituality season of the season.

“The song is changing every season, and she reflects the tone, mood and themes of the season,” said Gabe Hilfer, the show’s music supervisor at Rolling Stone. “The theme songs of the first two seasons were a little more creatively linked, but these are totally different songs. Season three concerns spirituality, and it is supposed to reflect it.”

The imagery of opening credits indicates the scenario of each character.

The name of Sarah Catherine Hook is accompanied by works of art of a meditating woman, which is appropriate because her character, Piper Ratliff, is a major in religious studies which writes a thesis on Buddhism.

Patrick Schwarzenegger, who plays Ratliff’s brother the oldest – and most excited – named Saxon, is credited alongside an image of two Lorignant men in a naked breast.

The patriarch of Ratliff Timothy (Jason Isaacs), which is in a sort of financial danger, is represented by a man stuck in a tree.

Mook (Lalisa Manobal) and Gaitok (Thapthimthong’s Thapthimthong) The sweet flirt is reflected by a woman and a smiling man under an umbrella. But the imagery of the title card of Thapthimthong – a man trying to tame a vicious tiger – alludes to the difficulties of the Gaitok’s work this season.

On their way to the complex, the brothers and sisters of Ratliff imitate the images “do not see harm, do not hear harm, do not say evil imaging.

While the Ratliff family moves by boat to the White Lotus Resort with other customers, the Saxon brothers and sisters, Piper and Lochlan (Sam Nivola) sit on a bench and reinforcement involuntarily the old proverb “do not see harm, do not hear any harm, do not speak of harm”, which is generally symbolized by three monkeys.

Saxon’s sunglasses cover his eyes (see No Evil), Piper carries headphones on his ears (do not hear harm), and Lochlan’s mouth is covered while drinking in a bottle (does not speak of evil).

Season three was certainly not subtle with the symbolism of the monkey. Time reported that there are more than 140 monkey statues sprinkled throughout the seaside resort Koh Samui, one of the filming locations. These statues and monkeys on which the cameras persist between the scenes reflect the harms and the hijinks which take place at the complex.

The members of the distribution of “Survivor”, Natalie Cole and Carl Boudreaux, have cams as customers of the station during the first of the season.

Belinda sees them during restoration and waves, happy to meet other blacks in the complex that are not staff.

The duo husband and wife is played by Carl Boudreaux and Natalie Cole, who both competed against “the creator, writer and director of” The White Lotus “Mike White in the reality show” Survivor: David vs. Goliath “.

The star of “Everything Everywhere All Am Fack”, Ke Huy Quan, has a cameo of voice in episode two.

Ke Huy Quan told Entertainment Tonight that he was a big fan of the show and said yes right away when he was asked to be part of season three.

The character of the Oscar -winning actor, Kenneth Nguyen, alias Kenny, was for the first time referenced during the first of season three when Timothy Ratliff takes a call from a journalist at the Wall Street Journal which directs a story on a shady trade agreement from Kenny. Timothy is linked because he has served Kenny and helped him create a fund called Sho-Kel as part of a plan involving money laundering and corruption.

Timothy finally puts Kenny’s hand towards the end of episode two. Quan does not appear in the episode, but his voice is clearly intended to panic at the other end of the line while they explain why the newspaper investigation.

“Fuck me, I’m done,” said Kenny to Timothy, after explaining that 20 agents just got off his office and have his accounts, emails and documents.

Kenny continues to unleash himself and says that a reporter of his office cut him to the media. The details of the company are rare, but Kenny says that he should never have taken a stand at the Brunei, but the money was too good to pass.

Kenny also confirms that Timothy is “undoubtedly” involved.

Chelsea is bitten by a snake is prefigured by a moment in episode two.

In episode two, just before a masked man steals the hotel store, Chelsea (Aimee Lou Wood) asks an employee if she can watch a snake tour. Although Chelsea is unscathed, the experience of imminent death with the thief shaken it.

Then in episode three, she and her boyfriend Rick (Walton Goggins) attend a snake show. But Rick, who feels sympathetic to snakes, becomes Rogue and releases a pile of their cages. As soon as Chelsea sees what Rick did, she is bitten in the leg by a poisonous snake and rushed to the hospital.