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In episode Virtual Systems Analysis

The manager of Señor Kevin dislikes the film Die Hard .

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How I Met Your Mother

In episode Third Wheel

Marshall and Barney are playing Wii .

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Fallout 4

J. Hodgson was an engineer working for the Vault-Tec Corporation at Nuka-World before the Great War, who was stationed at the Vault-Tec: Among the Stars exhibit. This is likely a reference to Joel Hodgson , the shows creator.

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Rick and Morty

In episode Rick Potion 9

The title of this episode is a parody of the movie Love Potion No. 9 .

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Sesame Street

An animated segment on Sesame Street showed a mad doctor bringing to life a Frankenstein's monster-like creature that was actually a capital letter H.

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Rugrats

In episode Toy Palace

In the season 2 episode "Toy Palace", pink Dalek toys can be seen on the store shelves. The show's animator, Gábor Csupó, featured the reference as he is a fan of Doctor Who.

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How I Met Your Mother

In episode Ted Mosby: Architect

The "Vandelay" in Ted Mosby's architecture firm Vandelay, Druthers and Brody is a reference to Seinfeld . In Seinfeld, Art Vandelay is an architect psydonym used by George.

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Seinfeld

In episode The Ex-Girlfriend

After George receives a bill from his chiropractor, he says, "Seventy-five bucks? What, am I seeing Sinatra in there?" Coincidentally, Frank Sinatra died the same day the last episode of Seinfeld aired on NBC.

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Rick and Morty

In episode Ricksy Business

The episode title and premise is a parody of the movie Risky Business

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Seinfeld

In episode The Stranded

Elaine's quote "The dingo ate your baby" is a reference to the film A Cry in the Dark in which an Australian woman, when accused of the murder of her child, claims a dingo ran off with it. The film is based on a true story.

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Rick and Morty

In episode Close Rick-counters of the Rick Kind

The scene where Jerry picks up the phone and the quote from one of the Ricks "The call is coming from inside the house" is a reference to the 1979 film When a Stranger Calls (1979 film) .

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Rick and Morty

In episode A Rickle in Time

While Rick, Morty, and Summer are outside of space and time, there are infinite cats floating around in space. This is a reference to the thought experiment/paradox, Schrödinger's cat .

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