Turning Red: Director Domee Shi has stated that A Goofy Movie was an inspiration for the parent-child relationships, the fashion, and the plot-relevant pop singers in her movie.
Atlanta: The Season 4 episode "The Goof Who Sat By the Door" is a Mockumentary about how A Goofy Movie's fictional director set out to make it the "blackest movie of all time", referencing the film's strong resonance with black viewers.
Dancing with the Stars: A Season 30 episode, which was a "Disney Heroes Night", had Cody Rigsby and Cheryl Burke dancing to "Stand Out", with Rigsby dressed as Powerline for the occasion.
Supernanny: In "The Gorbea Family", Adam, the youngest child of the titular family is seen watching the movie late at night when he is supposed to go to sleep.
Honest Trailers: The film was given its own trailer in honor of its 25th anniversary. In addition, Max (Jason Marsden) filled in for Epic Voice Guy in reading the comments at the end.
In "The Other Bin of Scrooge McDuck!", the design of Tenderfeet/Gavin is based on that of Bigfoot.
In "Raiders of the Doomsday Vault!", Dewey and Della sing along to a recording of "Stand Out".
In "Happy Birthday, Doofus Drake!", Mark Beaks tries to "prove" that B.O.Y.D. is his son by presenting staged photos of them having fun, including one taken at Lester's Possum Park.
In "Quack Pack!", Max, P.J. and Roxanne appear in the photos that Goofy shows to Donald.
House of Mouse: The episode "Max's Embarrassing Date" involves Roxanne coming to the club for a date with Max, who works there as the valet.
Robot Chicken: A sketch from "May Cause the Exact Thing You're Taking This to Avoid" has a Disney executive in the year 2063 announcing that the live-action remake of A Goofy Movie was a success, meaning they're officially out of animated movies to remake.
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