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Beginning of the episode
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00:05:34
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- Servo, at a shot of a mountain
- This must be a Paramount picture.
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- Joel, as a character falls down a cliffside
- Going down!
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- Joel, about a character's stocking cap
- Oh, he got that hat from Mike Nesmith.
Mike Nesmith (1942- ) was a member of the 1960s pop group The Monkees.
His signature look was to wear a wool stocking cap to keep his hair out
of his eyes.
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- Crow
- Kind of like titles with idiot clips.
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- Servo
- "Duncan Sutherland." Duncan. What a yo-yo.
"Yo-yo" is a slang term for an adult dimwitted enough to
still be playing with a childhood toy, especially one made by Duncan
Yoyo (since the 1920's).
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- Servo, as a tunnel opening appears onscreen
- The light at the end of the credits.
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- Servo, as distraught man drops book of matches
- 429 matches exactly. Exactly 429.
- Joel
- That's a good impression, Servo.
- Servo
- I'm an excellent driver.
Servo gives us two choice quotes from the movie Rainman, as spoken by
Dustin Hoffman's character, Ray.
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- Joel, as Cleaver sitting on chair comes into frame
- There's Ward Cleaver.
A reference to Ward Cleaver, the Beav's father on the family friendly
tv sitcom, "Leave it to Beaver" (1957-1963).
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- Servo, as front lit man walks on camera from the dark behind him
- Here's Johnny!
- Joel
- Wendy, I'm home.
A couple of quotes from Stanley Kubrick's The Shining (1980), spoken by
bad Dad Jack Torrance, as played by Jack Nicholson.
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- Joel, as creepy man mounts the stairs and camera cuts to intended victim
- Pretty laaady!
A Jerry Lewis quote that will come up in later films as well.
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- Crow as Mother, while shadowy man advances up stairs towards female victim
- Norman, I told you not to bother the guests!
Norman is the caretaker of the Bates Motel, from Hitchcock's Psycho
(1960).
