History ShoutOut / Superjail

** Combaticus comes out to music not entirely unlike [[WWE Stone Cold Steve Austin's theme]].

* "Burn Stoolie Burn": the Superhell below Superjail is populated by creatures directly based on HieronymusBosch's paintings, but with the Warden's color scheme and details such as bowtie and top hat. And don't forget the Warden's [[Film/IronMan Iron Man-esque]] power armor.

** The [[http://video.adultswim.com/superjail/four-hearts-was-one-too-many.html ending music]] to the episode (at 0:52) references the song [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lw6w0iF94ew "Shenhua"]] from the video game {{Shenmue}}, done in a slightly different key (and only the first 24 seconds of it).

** The ending music to the episode references the song "Shenhua" from the video game {{Shenmue}}, done in a slightly different key.

** Fantastic Planet is visually referenced yet again in the false world that the Twins create with their illusions, along with taking some influence from the artist Moebius.

* You'd be hard-pressed to name a video game that goes ''un''homaged in "Troubles with Triplets". In the first minute alone we get spoofs of ''VideoGame/PacMan'', ''VideoGame/{{Snake}}'' and ''VideoGame/QBert''.
** An alternate title for the episode, "The Trouble with Triples", references the Star Trek title "The Trouble with Tribbles".

* The centaur-pegasus thing that the Warden sometimes is riding looks very similar to Mrs. Whatsit from ''AWrinkleInTime''.

* The intro to "Nightshift" features a quick scene of a [[MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic pony getting its cutie mark]].

* "Burn Stoolie Burn": the Superhell below Superjail is populated by creatures directly based on HieronymusBosch's paintings, but with the Warden's color scheme and details such as bowtie and top hat. And don't forget the Warden's [[Film/IronMan Iron Man-esque]] power armor.

* The intro to "Nightshift" features a quick scene of a [[MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic pony getting its cutie mark''.

** A bumper before the original airing of the episode had stated that the creative team had planned to use the actual song in the episode, but could not clear the rights. The animatic reel on the season 1 DVD contains David Wain's original recorded dialogue where he could be heard singing the first few lines.

* In the first episode, the Warden seems to sing a particularly off-key parody of "Love Shack" by the B-52's. It took this troper a few viewings to even recognize it.

* "Planet Radio" begins with "[[Film/GoodMorningVietnam Goooood Mooorning Superjail!]]" and goes on to spoof {{MTV}}, ''{{Cats}}'', talk shows and children's programmes a la ''SesameStreet'' among other things.

* "Uh-Oh, Magic": the ventriloquist puppet that came alive rotates its head 360° and pukes green goop, a reference to Regan in ''Film/TheExorcist''. Also, the episode title and premise are similar to the film ''Magic'', about a stage magician/ventriloquist that becomes a slave to his puppet.
* "Sticky Discharge": Paul is seen reading his favorite vampire romance novel, ''[[{{Literature/Twilight}} Moonlit]]''.

* "Superjail Grand Prix" is a {{Homage}} to ''WackyRaces'', with a couple possible nods to ''{{Cars}}''.

** [[http://guts-n-effort.deviantart.com/art/Superjail-Animation-1-288993583 Confirmed!]]

* "Gay Wedding": the fight between the two gangs of gay inmates is a parody of ''WestSideStory''.

* "Mayhem Donor": There is a part where the Superjail staff and some of the inmates fight the giant spare body part abomination using a giant mecha which has a bunch of drills come out of it, TengenToppaGurrenLagan perhaps?

* "Mayhem Donor": There is a part where the Superjail staff and some of the inmates fight the giant spare body part abomination using a giant mecha which has a bunch of drills come out of it, GurrenLagan perhaps?

* "Mayhem Donor": There is a part where the Superjail staff and some of the inmates fight the giant spare body part abomination using a giant mecha which has a bunch of drills come out of it, GurrenLagan perhaps?

* "Hotchick": the premise of the episode, a shape-shifting alien hunter coming to Earth to find and kill a rare but dangerous species, is similar to the one of ''{{Critters}}''.

* "Ghosts": There are a few ''{{Poltergeist}}'' references when Superjail becomes possessed, such as the Warden dreaming of ripping off his own face, being lifted and thrown across the walls and ceiling of the room by an invisible force, and being surrounded by corpses.

** Don't forget the space portion of the SuperJail Grand Prix with a rainbow for a track. Obviously a nod to VideoGame/{{Mario Kart}}.

* "Jailbot 2.0": One of the discarded robots has a pixelated "face" that looks like the one of the Mooninites in ''AquaTeenHungerForce''.

* "Cold-Blooded": a number of prisoners are wearing {{Slipknot}} masks and two are painted up like the InsaneClownPosse; the psychopath brought to Superjail by mistake is based on Ed Gein. The episode also features both Andrew Wyeth's oft-parodied painting "Christina's World" as scenery and [[StarWars Wampas]] in Superjail's cellar.