What Kinds of Supercuts Are Featured on Supercut.org?
Supercut.org catalogs tightly-edited video remixes that compile short clips around a single theme — usually a recurring word, phrase, or trope from film and TV. The site's collection spans classic catchphrases, character quirks, and formal experiments, and it is organized into browsable sections including Featured picks and Recently added entries.
The core definition
The site defines a supercut as "a tightly-edited video remix compiling short clips around a theme, often a word, phrase, or trope from film and TV." That definition drives what gets listed: if a video isolates one repeated element across many scenes, it fits.
Featured supercuts
The Featured section is described as "a hand-picked selection of favorites." Examples listed on the site include:
- Star Trek — Spock says "Fascinating"
- James Bond series — Every "double oh" from the first 23 Bond films
- Star Trek: The Next Generation — Riker sits down in an unusual way
- Doctor Who — Every "Doctor" from 2005 to 2014
These show the range of themes: a single word ("Fascinating"), a title phrase ("double oh"), a physical gesture (Riker's sit), and a recurring name ("Doctor").
Recently added supercuts
The Recently added section reflects what contributors are submitting now. Current examples include:
- Succession — Every time Logan Roy says "fuck off" in seasons 1–3
- Succession — Every "uh-huh"
- Schitt's Creek — Every time Alexis and Moira say "David"
- Schitt's Creek — Every time Alexis says "Ew!"
- Law & Order — Every computer in all 456 episodes
- Monty Python and the Holy Grail — Every word in alphabetical order
- Django Reinhardt — Every 1-6-2-5 piano intro from the Rome sessions
- Various Movies and TV — "David" and "Dave"
Themes you'll find
Across both sections, the collection clusters into a few recognizable types:
| Theme type | Example |
|---|---|
| Recurring word or catchphrase | Spock's "Fascinating"; Logan Roy's "fuck off" |
| Character name or address | Every "David" in Schitt's Creek; every "Doctor" in Doctor Who |
| Physical action or gesture | Riker sitting down |
| Recurring object | Every computer in Law & Order |
| Formal or structural constraint | Every word in Monty Python and the Holy Grail in alphabetical order |
| Musical pattern | Django Reinhardt's 1-6-2-5 piano intros |
How to browse the collection
The site offers a search function that works "by title or description," so you can look up a show, a phrase, or a theme directly. You can also browse the Featured and Recently added sections, or view all entries. If a supercut you know isn't listed, the site accepts submissions — though only YouTube and Vimeo URLs are accepted, and submissions are reviewed and added periodically.