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Credits: "All characters and events in this film are fictitious. Any similarity to actual events or persons, living, dead, or undead, is purely coincidental."
Music: All the songs in the film have "moon" in the title.
See You Next Wednesday: The porno film showing when David meets
Jack and his zombie friends. A poster for the film appears in the London
Underground when the man is killed.
Credits: Babs becomes a tour guide at Universal Studios. The
credits for this film (and other John Landis films) include an ad for a
tour at Universal Studios. The ad says ``Ask for Babs''. As of 1989, Universal
Studios no longer honors the ``ask for Babs'' promotion, which was either
a discount or a free entry.
Charming: Stephen Bishop plays "Charming Trooper"
Credits: When in Hollywood, Visit Universal Studios (Ask for Babs), a reference to ANIMAL HOUSE.
Girl From Ipanema: Played in the elevator at the courthouse.
See You Next Wednesday: The message on the billboard that the
cops are hiding behind.
Credits: The cast sings several verses of the closing number
as the credits roll; as the credits continue to roll, Junior Wells performs
a song; After the last credit has finished rolling, James Brown and the
Blues Brothers sing "Please, Please, Please (Don't Go)" in a scene set
at the tent revival; After "Please, Please, Please" there is an ad for
Universal Studios Florida. Under the logo reads "Ride the Movies" which
fades out to read "(Ask for Babs)," reference to ANIMAL HOUSE.
Credits: "Face on Cutting Room Floor: Jim Abrahams"; Eddie Murphy-- as the old white man in the barber shop-- says: "Wait a minute, wait a minute, wait stop right there! Listen: Stop right there, man. A man goes into a restaurant. You listenin'? A man goes into a restaurant, and he sits down, he's having a bowl of soup and he says to the waiter, waiter come taste the soup. Waiter says: Is something wrong with the soup? He says: Taste the soup. He says: Is there something wrong with the soup? Is the soup too hot? He says: Will you taste the soup? What's wrong, is the soup too cold? Will you just taste the soup?! Allright, I'll taste the soup - where's the spoon?? Aha. Aha! ... Whadaya know from funny, you bastards?"
See You Next Wednesday: On a movie poster in the subway station
(the movie claims to star Jamie Lee Curtis, who was in TRADING PLACES)
Credits: "The story, all names, characters and incidents portrayed in this production are fictitious. No identification with actual persons, vampires, places, buildings and products is intended or should be inferred."
Old movies: TV set showing Alfred Hitchcock's cameo in STRANGERS ON A TRAIN.
See You Next Wednesday: Advertised on the marquee across the
street from the Melody Lounge exotic dance bar.
Credits: Nearly everything is credited in this film, including the used-car salesmen shown in commercials and the cast of ABBOT AND COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTIEN.
Girl From Ipanema: Played during the strip scene.
Old Movies: TV set showing ABBOT AND COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN
See You Next Wednesday: Appears on two posters in the office
where Jeff Goldblum and Michelle Pfieffer make a phone call.
See You Next Wednesday: Title of the "Feel-a-Rama" movie.
Credits: "Face on the cutting room floor: Joe Dante."
See You Next Wednesday: On the recruitment poster behind the
desk of the commander of the Army training post.
Credits: "Trust in the Lloyd;" "The persons and events in this motion picture are fictitious. Any similarity to actual persons, events or space aliens is unintentional. No space aliens were harmed in any way during the making of this film."
Girl From Ipanema: Playing when a woman gets into her car, just before her airbag goes off.
See You Next Wednesday: On the back of the bus that the children
chain their bikes to.
See You Next Wednesday: On a poster in Jamie Lee Curtis' apartment.
Charming: Stephen Bishop listed in credits as "Charming G.I."
See You Next Wednesday: Spoken in German when Vic Morrow is being
shot at on the building.