Brian Katcher

Trivia: The bottom of the alien's ladder looks the same as the part the mechanic puts in Augie's car.

Brian Katcher

Trivia: The nuns are worried Cyrano is not eating, but when he visits on Saturdays, he assures them he "ate good meat yesterday." Since Catholics don't eat meat on Fridays, he's deliberately trying to goad the nuns.

Brian Katcher

Trivia: When Zaphod and Ford take a drink, they both exclaim "Belgium!" This is a reference to the book "Life, the Universe, and Everything," where the word "Belgium" was the dirtiest word in the galaxy.

Brian Katcher

The One True King (To Unite Them All) - S2-E10

Trivia: A kid named Menken offers to write young Richard a theme song. Alan Menken was one of the composers for the series.

Brian Katcher

Trivia: This film was panned for its blatant product placement, most notably for Coca Cola, McDonalds, and Sears. In the scene in the supermarket, the Pepsi logo on a cooler is whited out.

Brian Katcher

Earth, Wind and... Wait for It - S3-E12

Trivia: The fire inspector tells the investigators to fill out form IG-88. IG-88 was a robot bounty hunter from 'The Empire Strikes Back.'.

Brian Katcher

One Happy Chappy in a Sappy Serape (2) - S7-E4

Trivia: Translation of Pepe's joke - Sam: What's up, Pepe? Pepe: My underwear. That water is really cold.

Brian Katcher

Trivia: When the mayor is talking in the bowling alley, you can see the projection of the score sheet. There is not a single open frame; everyone bowled a strike or spare every time.

Brian Katcher

Three Men and a Comic Book - S2-E21

Trivia: Bart is surprised to learn that the actor who played Fallout Boy hadn't died in Vietnam. This is a reference to when both AP and UPI erroneously reported that Jerry Mathers of 'Leave it to Beaver' had died in Vietnam.

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Chapter Two: The Mall Rats - S3-E2

Trivia: The song Scott Clarke is listening to is not 'My Sharona, ' but actually 'My Bologna, ' by Weird Al Yankovic.

Brian Katcher

Trivia: Throughout the series, Crowley has a drawing of the Mona Lisa hanging in his apartment. According to The Book, this was the original sketch for the painting, which he'd bought from da Vinci, who complained he was never able to replicate the smile.

Brian Katcher

The Book - S1-E2

Trivia: In the Des Moines diner, there's a brief shot of an elderly cook with sunglasses and sideburns. This is a reference to The Book, where Elvis Presley had faked his death and was living anonymously as a fast food cook.

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The Doomsday Option - S1-E5

Trivia: The airman at the base gate is reading Neil Gaiman's 'American Gods'.

Brian Katcher

Trivia: When Shrek and his friends flee the bar, knights are performing the 'close your eyes and touch your nose' sobriety test on the Headless Horseman.

Brian Katcher

Trivia: Lewis' new friend, Rose Rita, is the main character in other books by John Bellairs, author of the original novel.

Brian Katcher

Trivia: Arthur's father has a book by H.P. Lovecraft on his coffee table. Lovecraft often wrote about things that dwell in the depths of the sea.

Brian Katcher

Trivia: Julie Murphy, author of the the book "Dumplin'", makes a cameo as one of the cheering patrons at the drag bar in the last scene.

Brian Katcher

Trivia: Lilly's passport lists her place of birth as Area 51, Nevada.

Brian Katcher

The Carnivorous Carnival: Part One - S2-E9

Trivia: When the orphans are disguised as freaks, Olaf and his troupe mock them by chanting 'Not one of us!' This is a homage to the 1932 film 'Freaks', where the freaks chant 'One of us!'.

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The Austere Academy: Part Two - S2-E2

Trivia: While locked in the freezer, Larry recites the Jack London story, 'To Build a Fire'. Appropriately enough, this is about a man who freezes to death.

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