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* During the opening credits of ''Film/MutinyOnTheBuses'', Blakey waits for Stan next to a puddle just like he did in ''Film/OnTheBuses''. Remembering how he got splashed last time, Blakey jumps back and avoids it. However, while he is celebrating this, another car speeds through and soaks him.
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* In ''Film/DoctorInDistress1963'', Dr. Sparrow makes two to ''Film/DoctorInTheHouse1954'':
** When he reassures Stuart not to let Sir Lancelot worry him too much, he recalls how Sir Lancelot threw the whole book at him, reminiscing on all the trouble he got into as a medical student.
** When he tells the medical students that he'll be working with them until Sir Lancelot recovers, he tells one that he wants no questions about the bleeding time from him, referencing his own confusion on the topic.
** When he reassures Stuart not to let Sir Lancelot worry him too much, he recalls how Sir Lancelot threw the whole book at him, reminiscing on all the trouble he got into as a medical student.
** When he tells the medical students that he'll be working with them until Sir Lancelot recovers, he tells one that he wants no questions about the bleeding time from him, referencing his own confusion on the topic.
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** In ''Film/DoctorInDistress1963'', Dr. Sparrow makes two to ''Film/DoctorInTheHouse1954'':
** *** When he reassures Stuart not to let Sir Lancelot worry him too much, he recalls how Sir Lancelot threw the whole book at him, reminiscing on all the trouble he got into as a medical student.
** *** When he tells the medical students that he'll be working with them until Sir Lancelot recovers, he tells one that he wants no questions about the bleeding time from him, referencing his own confusion on the topic.topic.
** ''Film/DoctorInClover'': Sir Lancelot's nickname, "Porker", revealed in ''Doctor in Distress'', is brought up again.
** In ''Film/DoctorInDistress1963'', Dr. Sparrow makes two to ''Film/DoctorInTheHouse1954'':
** ''Film/DoctorInClover'': Sir Lancelot's nickname, "Porker", revealed in ''Doctor in Distress'', is brought up again.
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** When he tells the medical students that he'll be working with them until Sir Lancelot recovers, he tells one that he wants no questions about the bleeding time from him, referencing his own confusion on the topic.
** When he reassures Stuart not to let Sir Lancelot worry him too much, he recalls how Sir Lancelot threw the whole book at him, reminiscing on all the trouble he got into as a medical student.
** When he tells the medical students that he'll be working with them until Sir Lancelot recovers, he tells one that he wants no questions about the bleeding time from him, referencing his own confusion on the topic.
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* ''Film/KaamelottPremierVolet''. Since this is TheMovie of ''Series/{{Kaamelott}}'', there's several:
** Dagonet ''still'' [[ForgetfulJones doesn't know which lands of Britain belong to him]], looking dubiously at the people who tell him he owns the Isle of Taneth.
** A young member of LaResistance says he wanted to be named Knight Provençal, but that the name was already taken. This was Perceval in Book I, who was unable to remember his own name correctly.
** In one episode, Arthur manages to trick Attila into thinking the Burgundians are allied with him by claiming their catapults are positioned to fire over the castle and into the Huns. In the movie it's mentioned that Burgundians are so incompetent at siege warfare that even if they could use their catapults, they're too close to the castle and the projectiles would pass over it.
** Dagonet ''still'' [[ForgetfulJones doesn't know which lands of Britain belong to him]], looking dubiously at the people who tell him he owns the Isle of Taneth.
** A young member of LaResistance says he wanted to be named Knight Provençal, but that the name was already taken. This was Perceval in Book I, who was unable to remember his own name correctly.
** In one episode, Arthur manages to trick Attila into thinking the Burgundians are allied with him by claiming their catapults are positioned to fire over the castle and into the Huns. In the movie it's mentioned that Burgundians are so incompetent at siege warfare that even if they could use their catapults, they're too close to the castle and the projectiles would pass over it.
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* In ''Animation/HappyHeroesTheStones'', an egg belongs to Superman X, but is mistaken for the eyeballs on Franchise/{{Ultraman}}'s costume by Happy S. The preceding ''Happy Heroes'' film had a joke about Ultraman and eggs as well; the hall of superhero objects has a salted egg that belonged to him.
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* In ''Animation/HappyHeroesTheStones'', an egg belongs to Superman X, but is mistaken for the eyeballs on Franchise/{{Ultraman}}'s Series/{{Ultraman}}'s costume by Happy S. The preceding ''Happy Heroes'' film had a joke about Ultraman and eggs as well; the hall of superhero objects has a salted egg that belonged to him.
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* In the fourth ''Animation/PleasantGoatAndBigBigWolf'' film, when Weslie and Wolffy [[spoiler:are trapped under tons of debris after defeating the giant metallic dragon]], Wolffy asks Weslie if he can take a bite out of him since he's traveled a desert and explored the moon, referencing the previous two films in the series (in the second film, an amusement park built over Goat Village uses up enough energy that it dries up the surrounding area and creates a desert that Weslie and Wolffy have to traverse, and in the third film the gang goes to the moon to defeat the Bitter Gourd King).
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** In ''Animation/MissionIncredibleAdventuresOnTheDragonsTrail'', when Weslie and Wolffy [[spoiler:are trapped under tons of debris after defeating the giant metallic dragon]], Wolffy asks Weslie if he can take a bite out of him since he's traveled a desert and explored the moon, referencing the previous two films in the series (in the second film, an amusement park built over Goat Village uses up enough energy that it dries up the surrounding area and creates a desert that Weslie and Wolffy have to traverse, and in the third film the gang goes to the moon to defeat the Bitter GourdKing).King).
** In ''Animation/PleasantGoatAndBigBigWolfDunkForFuture'', Weslie and Wolffy have an exchange that's borrowed from ''Rescue Across Time'', episode 41:
-->'''Weslie:''' Wolffy, how long have we known each other for?\\
'''Wolffy:''' About [[BreakingTheFourthWall 5,000 episodes]].
** In ''Animation/MissionIncredibleAdventuresOnTheDragonsTrail'', when Weslie and Wolffy [[spoiler:are trapped under tons of debris after defeating the giant metallic dragon]], Wolffy asks Weslie if he can take a bite out of him since he's traveled a desert and explored the moon, referencing the previous two films in the series (in the second film, an amusement park built over Goat Village uses up enough energy that it dries up the surrounding area and creates a desert that Weslie and Wolffy have to traverse, and in the third film the gang goes to the moon to defeat the Bitter Gourd
** In ''Animation/PleasantGoatAndBigBigWolfDunkForFuture'', Weslie and Wolffy have an exchange that's borrowed from ''Rescue Across Time'', episode 41:
-->'''Weslie:''' Wolffy, how long have we known each other for?\\
'''Wolffy:''' About [[BreakingTheFourthWall 5,000 episodes]].
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* In ''Animation/HappyHeroes 3: The Stones'', an egg belongs to Superman X, but is mistaken for the eyeballs on Franchise/{{Ultraman}}'s costume by Happy S. The preceding film had a joke about Ultraman and eggs as well; the hall of superhero objects has a salted egg that belonged to him.
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* In ''Animation/HappyHeroes 3: The Stones'', ''Animation/HappyHeroesTheStones'', an egg belongs to Superman X, but is mistaken for the eyeballs on Franchise/{{Ultraman}}'s costume by Happy S. The preceding ''Happy Heroes'' film had a joke about Ultraman and eggs as well; the hall of superhero objects has a salted egg that belonged to him.
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*** [[spoiler:The importance of the Infinity Stones, first revealed in ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy'', is reiterated here when the Avengers learn of their existence.]]
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** Olaf reconstructs himself into various shapes for Kristoff to guess. Included in the montage is his imitation of the sexy walk Elsa does at the end of "Let It Go."
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* In ''Animation/HappyHeroes 3: The Stones'', an egg belongs to Superman X, but is mistaken for the eyeballs on Franchise/{{Ultraman}}'s costume by Happy S. The preceding film had a joke about Ultraman and eggs as well; the hall of superhero objects has a salted egg that belonged to Ultraman.
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* In ''Animation/HappyHeroes 3: The Stones'', an egg belongs to Superman X, but is mistaken for the eyeballs on Franchise/{{Ultraman}}'s costume by Happy S. The preceding film had a joke about Ultraman and eggs as well; the hall of superhero objects has a salted egg that belonged to Ultraman.him.
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* In ''Animation/HappyHeroes 3: The Stones'', an egg belongs to Superman X, but is mistaken for the eyeballs on Franchise/{{Ultraman}}'s costume by Happy S. The preceding film had a joke about Ultraman and eggs as well; the hall of superhero objects has a salted egg that belonged to Ultraman.
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* In Creator/DingoPictures' ''Lion And The King'', Dundee mentions his Uncle Albert. In ''WesternAnimation/AnimalSoccerWorld'' (a crossover between all of Dingo's animal characters), Albert actually appears as one of the players...and uses [[GenerationXerox exactly the same character model]] as Dundee.
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*** The events of ''Film/ThorTheDarkWorld'' made Jane Foster and Erik Selvig very sought after by the scientific community: the former [[AbsenteeActor [[WrittenInAbsence is absent due to too much work]], and when Thor visits the latter he's driving a luxury car.
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* The ''Toys/{{Bionicle}}'' animated films, ''Mask of Light'', ''Legends of Metru Nui'', ''Web of Shadows'' and ''The Legend Reborn'' contain a few, mostly to outside media like the books, comics or games.
** The Turaga reference the Toa's recent victories when the Toa begin squabbling, referring to both their triumph over the Bohrok swarms and the Bohrok-Kal.
** Takua brings up the time he flew on a Gukko bird as a second, a nod to the fan-favorite ''[[VideoGame/{{Bionicle}} Mata Nui Online Game]]'''s Gukko flying minigame. This nod meant a lot, as prior to this the Toys/{{Lego}} company didn't even acknowledge the ''MNOG'' as part of the canon story. After the movies, they retroactively accepted the game as partially canon.
** A deleted scene had Makuta refer to his previous attempts to terrorize the Matoran using Rahi beasts (showing a stone plate with the carving of a Tarakava, a kind of sea creature) and the Bohrok swarms. It was cut for time but it's on the DVD.
** Takua and Jaller bump into some frozen Bohrok, the main type of enemy from the pre-movie stories, when they're lost in the snowfields.
** Characters from ''Mask of Light'' show up as non-speaking cameos at the end of the second and third {{prequel}} movies to tie the films together. In ''Legends of Metru Nui'', the scene is in the past and reveals how Jaller received his mask. In ''Web of Shadows'', the ending is set back in the present, in the same spot ''Mask of Light'' had ended.
** ''The Legend Reborn'' starts out with the giant robot Mata Nui rising from under the ocean, destroying the island named after him in the process. The island was the franchise's main setting for several years, including the first movie in which the characters began the process to awaken Mata Nui.
** The Matoran living inside Mata Nui are briefly seen, designed to look like the previous year's Matoran toys. They have the same sort of glowing orblike eyes as seen in the previous three movies, while the film's new characters have rectangular pixel-like eyes.
** Mata Nui compares Ackar's courage to that of a Toa, the heroes of the previous arcs. Later the others refer to Mata Nui as "Toa Mata Nui".
** ''TLR'' also makes several nods to the mysterious Great Beings, characters who have been first alluded to in the original comic run and mentioned a number of times in books, but were never brought up in the first three films. They would have been explored in further movies, had the franchise not ended.
** The Turaga reference the Toa's recent victories when the Toa begin squabbling, referring to both their triumph over the Bohrok swarms and the Bohrok-Kal.
** Takua brings up the time he flew on a Gukko bird as a second, a nod to the fan-favorite ''[[VideoGame/{{Bionicle}} Mata Nui Online Game]]'''s Gukko flying minigame. This nod meant a lot, as prior to this the Toys/{{Lego}} company didn't even acknowledge the ''MNOG'' as part of the canon story. After the movies, they retroactively accepted the game as partially canon.
** A deleted scene had Makuta refer to his previous attempts to terrorize the Matoran using Rahi beasts (showing a stone plate with the carving of a Tarakava, a kind of sea creature) and the Bohrok swarms. It was cut for time but it's on the DVD.
** Takua and Jaller bump into some frozen Bohrok, the main type of enemy from the pre-movie stories, when they're lost in the snowfields.
** Characters from ''Mask of Light'' show up as non-speaking cameos at the end of the second and third {{prequel}} movies to tie the films together. In ''Legends of Metru Nui'', the scene is in the past and reveals how Jaller received his mask. In ''Web of Shadows'', the ending is set back in the present, in the same spot ''Mask of Light'' had ended.
** ''The Legend Reborn'' starts out with the giant robot Mata Nui rising from under the ocean, destroying the island named after him in the process. The island was the franchise's main setting for several years, including the first movie in which the characters began the process to awaken Mata Nui.
** The Matoran living inside Mata Nui are briefly seen, designed to look like the previous year's Matoran toys. They have the same sort of glowing orblike eyes as seen in the previous three movies, while the film's new characters have rectangular pixel-like eyes.
** Mata Nui compares Ackar's courage to that of a Toa, the heroes of the previous arcs. Later the others refer to Mata Nui as "Toa Mata Nui".
** ''TLR'' also makes several nods to the mysterious Great Beings, characters who have been first alluded to in the original comic run and mentioned a number of times in books, but were never brought up in the first three films. They would have been explored in further movies, had the franchise not ended.
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*** During the final conversation between Tony and Nick Fury, a monitor displays a reporter doing live coverage of a "Crisis at Culver University." This is a reference to the Hulk's rampage about midway through ''Film/TheIncredibleHulk''. The scene also establishes the relative timeframe of the two movies: [[spoiler:it shows Stark accepting a job as a S.H.I.E.L.D. consultant, in which capacity he appears in the post-credits scene of ''The Incredible Hulk.'']]
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*** During the final conversation between Tony and Nick Fury, a monitor displays a reporter doing live coverage of a "Crisis at Culver University." This is a reference to the Hulk's rampage about midway through ''Film/TheIncredibleHulk''.''Film/{{The Incredible Hulk|2008}}''. The scene also establishes the relative timeframe of the two movies: [[spoiler:it shows Stark accepting a job as a S.H.I.E.L.D. consultant, in which capacity he appears in the post-credits scene of ''The Incredible Hulk.'']]
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*** Captain America, when first meeting Loki in Germany, notes that the last time he went to that location, he also had to deal with someone who believed he was higher than everyone else, referring to either Comicbook/RedSkull or Hitler.
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** Argyle, a historical researcher, has several artifacts from G4 stored in his house -- or at least replicas or illustrations, given that several are known to be destroyed. Items visible in the background of his and Sunny's house include illustrations of the Harmony Box from Season 4's MythArc, the Memory Stone from the ''Equestria Firls'' special "[[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirlsForgottenFriendship Forgotten Friendship]]", the wizard Starswirl the Bearded, and the main characters' cutie marks; one of Zecora's masks and Grogar's Bewitching Bell are likewise present in physical substance.
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** Argyle, a historical researcher, has several artifacts from G4 stored in his house -- or at least replicas or illustrations, given that several are known to be destroyed. Items visible in the background of his and Sunny's house include illustrations of the Harmony Box from Season 4's MythArc, the Memory Stone from the ''Equestria Firls'' special "[[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirlsForgottenFriendship Forgotten Friendship]]", the wizard Starswirl the Bearded, and the main characters' cutie marks; one of Zecora's masks and Grogar's Bewitching Bell are likewise present in physical substance.substance, as is a preserved footprint similar to those of the G4 dragon character Spike.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyANewGeneration'': The movie is a very DistantSequel to the franchise's fourth generation, and features a number of background and cameo references to it:
** Argyle, a historical researcher, has several artifacts from G4 stored in his house -- or at least replicas or illustrations, given that several are known to be destroyed. Items visible in the background of his and Sunny's house include illustrations of the Harmony Box from Season 4's MythArc, the Memory Stone from the ''Equestria Firls'' special "[[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirlsForgottenFriendship Forgotten Friendship]]", the wizard Starswirl the Bearded, and the main characters' cutie marks; one of Zecora's masks and Grogar's Bewitching Bell are likewise present in physical substance.
** Sunny's satchel has Twilight's cutie mark on it, and she has pins of Twilight's, Fluttershy's, and Rainbow Dash's cutie marks on its sash.
** Phyllis calls Sprout "sugarcube". Applejack often uses that same term to address her friends and loved ones in ''Friendship is Magic''.
** During Sprout's song to scare the citizens of Maretime Bay into being paranoid that the pegasi and unicorns are preparing to attack, a set of TV displays is shown broadcasting clips from Generation 1.
** When Zipp takes Sunny and Izzy to see the film's ArcSymbol, the abandoned transit station where this is found contains a poster for the Wonderbolts, the flight team Rainbow Dash joined during the Gen 4 series.
** Argyle, a historical researcher, has several artifacts from G4 stored in his house -- or at least replicas or illustrations, given that several are known to be destroyed. Items visible in the background of his and Sunny's house include illustrations of the Harmony Box from Season 4's MythArc, the Memory Stone from the ''Equestria Firls'' special "[[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirlsForgottenFriendship Forgotten Friendship]]", the wizard Starswirl the Bearded, and the main characters' cutie marks; one of Zecora's masks and Grogar's Bewitching Bell are likewise present in physical substance.
** Sunny's satchel has Twilight's cutie mark on it, and she has pins of Twilight's, Fluttershy's, and Rainbow Dash's cutie marks on its sash.
** Phyllis calls Sprout "sugarcube". Applejack often uses that same term to address her friends and loved ones in ''Friendship is Magic''.
** During Sprout's song to scare the citizens of Maretime Bay into being paranoid that the pegasi and unicorns are preparing to attack, a set of TV displays is shown broadcasting clips from Generation 1.
** When Zipp takes Sunny and Izzy to see the film's ArcSymbol, the abandoned transit station where this is found contains a poster for the Wonderbolts, the flight team Rainbow Dash joined during the Gen 4 series.
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* ''Film/FinalDestination5'' features nods to previous films in the series, which are kinda weird since [[spoiler:the film is a prequel to all of them]].
** The company retreat is organized by [[Film/FinalDestination1 180]] Corporate Consulting.
** During the bus ride, Sam glimpses [[Film/FinalDestination2 a truck carrying logs]].
** The first film ends with Alex, Clear, and Carter visiting a restaurant in Paris called La Cafe Miro 81. This film reveals that it's a franchise, as Sam works at the American branch, though he is transferring to the Parisian branch.
** Olivia has a photo of her in [[Film/FinalDestination3 [=McKinley=] Amusement Park]].
** Roy's memorial photo shows him posing near Racecar #6, the one that causes the pile-up in ''Film/FinalDestination4''.
** The company retreat is organized by [[Film/FinalDestination1 180]] Corporate Consulting.
** During the bus ride, Sam glimpses [[Film/FinalDestination2 a truck carrying logs]].
** The first film ends with Alex, Clear, and Carter visiting a restaurant in Paris called La Cafe Miro 81. This film reveals that it's a franchise, as Sam works at the American branch, though he is transferring to the Parisian branch.
** Olivia has a photo of her in [[Film/FinalDestination3 [=McKinley=] Amusement Park]].
** Roy's memorial photo shows him posing near Racecar #6, the one that causes the pile-up in ''Film/FinalDestination4''.
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