One of the things The Office did best was make some of life's most ordinary, mundane moments — like waiting for a DVD logo to perfectly fall into the corner of a TV screen — seem extraordinary.

Have you ever wondered if that hypnotic bouncing and color-changing DVD logo has ever hit a corner? The answer is yes, it has, but the answer is complicated. The Lost Math Lessons blog did the ...

One of the prime examples of these "little things" from the digital age is the bouncing DVD logo. Long before the well-known cold open scene in "The Office," kids around the world were in ...

If you’re actually looking up information about DVD backgrounds, the logo will keep moving as you scroll down the page. In fact, there’s nothing you can do to stop it in true screensaver fashion.

This is different from the website that focuses on the Bouncing DVD Logo, but not entirely different from what you'd expect from such a logo. Pam claims she saw it one day when she was alone in ...

It doesn’t seem to work on mobile. Search for “DVD screensaver”. “DVD bouncing logo” appears to work, as well. Wait about five seconds and the logo should start a-bouncin’. What’s ...

Is it the flashy artwork on the jacket of the DVD? The logo? The name-brand stars? Or maybe it's just plain old T&A that gives you pause… The point being, with so much product out there for ...

The 60-second ad featured a floating and colorful QR code bouncing around the screen, similar to a bouncing DVD logo. The QR code directed people to a link offering $15 in Bitcoin to those who ...