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** [[Recap/DoctorWhoS31E13TheBigBang "The Big Bang"]]: The Doctor solves the trap and escapes the Pandorica in a similar fashion to the way he does it in the Comic Relief parody ''The Curse of Fatal Death''.
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** [[Recap/DoctorWhoS31E13TheBigBang "The Big Bang"]]: The Doctor solves the trap and escapes the Pandorica in a similar fashion to the way he does it in the Comic Relief parody ''The Curse of Fatal Death''. In the same episode, the Doctor wears a fez while holding an upside-down mop, as the Seventh Doctor did in [[Recap/DoctorWhoS25E3SilverNemesis "Silver Nemesis."]]
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** The later books have several hilarious scenes how PsychicLink (primarily, Aes Sedai Warder bond and Aiel sister bond) combines with intoxication and [[DirtyMindReading arousal]]. Episode 4 has a milder example on the same lines: when Lan drinks, Moiraine becomes [[NotSoStoic noticeably emotional]].
** In Episode 4 a little girl shows her doll Birgitte, who "protects [her] when everyone's asleep" and "always wanted to see the world". It's a clear reference to Birgitte Silverbow, a reincarnating heroine of Light.
** In Episode 4 a little girl shows her doll Birgitte, who "protects [her] when everyone's asleep" and "always wanted to see the world". It's a clear reference to Birgitte Silverbow, a reincarnating heroine of Light.
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* ''Series/TheWheelOfTime'': When Egwene is accepted into the Women's Circle, Nynaeve explains the symbolism of their braids. In the books, Nynaeve [[CharacterTic is known]] for tugging her braid in times of stress or irritation.
-->'''Nyneave:''' This braid will remind you that you are a part of us and we a part of you. To be a woman is to be always alone and never alone. So when the Dark surrounds you and you see no Light, feel this braid and know that we all stood before you. We all stand with you.
-->'''Nyneave:''' This braid will remind you that you are a part of us and we a part of you. To be a woman is to be always alone and never alone. So when the Dark surrounds you and you see no Light, feel this braid and know that we all stood before you. We all stand with you.
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** When Bernard and the security team go to cold storage, there is a globe sculpture that looks similar to one that appears in the film at the entrance of the park. It even has the name 'DELOS' inscribed on it.
** When discussing the old days of the park, Ford mentions that back then, you could pick out the hosts with a simple handshake. This is also how hosts were identified in the film.
** In Episode 6, Bernard ventures to level B82 (one above/below the B83 level that had the "DELOS" globe) and enters into a 1970s-style office, straight out of the film. He also [[http://imgur.com/a/H98JH walks by the Gunslinger]].
** In the same episode, Elsie walks pass some Romanesque statues and Medieval armor in an abandoned theatre, a nod to the "Romanworld" and "Medievalworld" sections in the first movie. In Episode 10, [[spoiler:we also learn that there is a Shogunworld attraction (one of the settings added in the film sequel, along with Future World and Spa World)]].
** Two guests taking part in a shoot out in Sweetwater are arrested but will have a means of escape smuggled in with their breakfast. The same scenario plays out in the film, with a host smuggling explosives to the incarcerated protagonist.
** In the film it's mentioned that the robots have been partially designed by computers, so the scientists don't truly understand how they work. [[spoiler:This is true in the series as well, as Ford created Bernard to help design the hosts.]]
** The finale has [[spoiler: Bernard creates a Host duplicate of Charlotte Hale implanted with Delores' mind who pulls a KillAndReplace, with her doing so a couple of times in Season 3. This was Delos' plan in the sequel film as a bid to TakeOverTheWorld.]]
** When Bernard and the security team go to cold storage, there is a globe sculpture that looks similar to one that appears in the film at the entrance of the park. It even has the name 'DELOS' inscribed on it.
** When discussing the old days of the park, Ford mentions that back then, you could pick out the hosts with a simple handshake. This is also how hosts were identified in the film.
** In Episode 6, Bernard ventures to level B82 (one above/below the B83 level that had the "DELOS" globe) and enters into a 1970s-style office, straight out of the film. He also [[http://imgur.com/a/H98JH walks by the Gunslinger]].
** In the same episode, Elsie walks pass some Romanesque statues and Medieval armor in an abandoned theatre, a nod to the "Romanworld" and "Medievalworld" sections in the first movie. In Episode 10, [[spoiler:we also learn that there is a Shogunworld attraction (one of the settings added in the film sequel, along with Future World and Spa World)]].
** Two guests taking part in a shoot out in Sweetwater are arrested but will have a means of escape smuggled in with their breakfast. The same scenario plays out in the film, with a host smuggling explosives to the incarcerated protagonist.
** In the film it's mentioned that the robots have been partially designed by computers, so the scientists don't truly understand how they work. [[spoiler:This is true in the series as well, as Ford created Bernard to help design the hosts.]]
** The finale has [[spoiler: Bernard creates a Host duplicate of Charlotte Hale implanted with Delores' mind who pulls a KillAndReplace, with her doing so a couple of times in Season 3. This was Delos' plan in the sequel film as a bid to TakeOverTheWorld.]]
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* ''Series/StarTrekEnterprise'' has admirals named Williams, Leonard and Forrest. The PowerTrio in ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' - Kirk, Spock and [=McCoy=] - were played by ''[[Creator/WilliamShatner William]]'' [[Creator/WilliamShatner Shatner]], ''[[Creator/LeonardNimoy Leonard]]'' [[Creator/LeonardNimoy Nimoy]] and ''[[Creator/DeForestKelley DeForest]]'' [[Creator/DeForestKelley Kelley]].
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* ''Series/StarTrekEnterprise'' has admirals named Williams, Leonard and Forrest. The PowerTrio in ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' - Kirk, Spock and [=McCoy=] - were played by ''[[Creator/WilliamShatner William]]'' [[Creator/WilliamShatner Shatner]], ''[[Creator/LeonardNimoy Leonard]]'' [[Creator/LeonardNimoy Nimoy]] and ''[[Creator/DeForestKelley DeForest]]'' [[Creator/DeForestKelley Kelley]]. As Kelley had passed away in 1999, Forrest has by far the most significant role of the three (this was long before Nimoy passed away).
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** Elena explains that Rose has a mark that belongs to those who aid the Roarks on the island which in her case is...a tattoo.
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** Just like her predecessor, Elena is almost always dressed in white.
** Elena explains that Rose has a mark that belongs to those who aid the Roarks on the island which in her case is...a tattoo.
** Just like her predecessor, Elena is almost always dressed in white.
** Elena explains that Rose has a mark that belongs to those who aid the Roarks on the island which in her case is...a tattoo.
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* ''Series/LegendOfTheSeeker'': Jennsen first appears in a scene with her goat, who had a more prominent role in the books.
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* ''Series/{{Haven,}}'' is an adaptation of a lesser-known Stephen King story, ''The Colorado Kid.'' It's more of an AdaptationExpansion and borders on InNameOnly, but it very much aware it's based on a King story and fans can find multiple references and homages to his other work sprinkled throughout the show. It's very close to OnceAnEpisode.
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* ''Series/{{Haven,}}'' ''Series/{{Haven}}'' is an adaptation of a lesser-known Stephen King story, ''The Colorado Kid.'' It's more of an AdaptationExpansion and borders on InNameOnly, but it very much aware it's based on a King story and fans can find multiple references and homages to his other work sprinkled throughout the show. It's very close to OnceAnEpisode.
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* In the Linda Lavin episode of ''Series/TheMuppetShow'', Robin makes two references to the story of ''Literature/TheFrogPrince''; he gets a verse on the subject in the opening number "Be a Frog", and he later sings "Frog Kissin'". Robin was originally designed as the title character in ''Film/TalesFromMuppetlandTheFrogPrince''.
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* In ''Series/TheDeadZone'', "Zion" is a ItsAWonderfulPlot episode centered on the character of Bruce, who discovers that without him, the show main character Johnny has become a bitter conspiracy theorist who eventually [[spoiler:gets killed during an attempt to murder Greg Stilson, as Johnny is a medium who had visions that Stilson getting elected at US presidency would eventually results in a nuclear apocalypse[[[note]]Johnny knowing Stilson would cause the end of the world is from the series' canon[[/note]].]] Bruce is a CanonForeigner and the events of the episode are closely based on the actual ending of the original book.
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* In ''Series/TheDeadZone'', "Zion" is a ItsAWonderfulPlot episode centered on the character of Bruce, who discovers that without him, the show main character Johnny has become a bitter conspiracy theorist who eventually [[spoiler:gets killed during an attempt to murder Greg Stilson, as Johnny is a medium who had visions that Stilson getting elected at US presidency would eventually results in a nuclear apocalypse[[[note]]Johnny apocalypse[[note]]Johnny knowing Stilson would cause the end of the world is from the series' canon[[/note]].]] Bruce is a CanonForeigner and the events of the episode are closely based on the actual ending of the original book.novel the series is based on.
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*** Which may end up [[CompletelyMissingThePoint not being a gag]]. Clark has been seen rescuing people at super-speed, and because he always wears those colors they see a red-and-blue blur. In one episode Green Arrow dresses in a costume of those colors to hide his identity. In other words, the series implies his Superman costume will be red and blue because he wears those colors in his civilian life.
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*** Which may end up [[CompletelyMissingThePoint not being a gag]].gag after all. Clark has been seen rescuing people at super-speed, and because he always wears those colors they see a red-and-blue blur. In one episode Green Arrow dresses in a costume of those colors to hide his identity. In other words, the series implies his Superman costume will be red and blue because he wears those colors in his civilian life.
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** [[Franchise/TheFlash Bart Allen]], in the episode "Run", has fake [=IDs=] in the names of "Barry Allen", "Jay Garrick", and "Wally West", all Flashes in the comics. Similarly in "Odyssey", Ollie Queen uses the name Roy Conner -- Roy Harper was Green Arrow's sidekick in the comics, and Conner Hawke was his son and successor. Bart also wears a red hoodie with the famous Flash emblem on it.
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** [[Franchise/TheFlash Bart Allen]], in the episode "Run", has fake [=IDs=] in the names of "Barry Allen", "Jay Garrick", and "Wally West", all Flashes in the comics. Similarly in "Odyssey", Ollie Queen uses the name Roy Conner Connor -- Roy Harper was Green Arrow's sidekick in the comics, and Conner Connor Hawke was his son and successor. Bart also wears a red hoodie with the famous Flash emblem on it.
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* In addition to the ReferenceOverdosed nature of the show, ''Series/{{Psych}}'' is also a fan of this trope, with things like Shawn professing his love to Curt Smith (which is actually James Roday's love).
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* In addition to the ReferenceOverdosed nature of the show, ''Series/{{Psych}}'' is also a fan of this trope, with things like Shawn professing his love to Curt Smith (which is actually James Roday's Creator/JamesRodayRodriguez's love).
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** In season 11, Tori (played by Alex Steele, the sister of Cassie Steele, who played Manny in seasons 1-9) is subjected to the same "demeaning" mascot job that Manny was by the AlphaBitch.
** After having [[spoiler:bromine spilled on her pants, Shay wears gym shorts just like Emma did during season 1 when she had her period in class]].
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** In season Season 11, Tori (played by Alex Steele, the sister of Cassie Steele, who played Manny in seasons Seasons 1-9) is subjected to the same "demeaning" mascot job that Manny was by the AlphaBitch.
** After having [[spoiler:bromine spilled on her pants, Shay wears gym shorts just like Emma did duringseason Season 1 when she had her period in class]].
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** The season 11 episode "Caught in the Act" has a gag about Kelsey Grammer having played the character of Frasier Crane for 20 years (first in ''Series/{{Cheers}}'', then in ''Frasier''). In the episode Frasier meets his ex-wife, who's had a long career as the children's entertainer "Nanny G":
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** The season Season 11 episode "Caught in the Act" has a gag about Kelsey Grammer having played the character of Frasier Crane for 20 years (first in ''Series/{{Cheers}}'', then in ''Frasier''). In the episode Frasier meets his ex-wife, who's had a long career as the children's entertainer "Nanny G":
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** An episode of the original ''Series/LawAndOrder'' features a perp from a season one episode becoming a murder victim 15 years later. The current detectives even talk to Captain Cragen, who was Captain during that time and has since moved on to the Special Victims Unit.
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** In "No Country for Old Dads", Wally took the remains of the Fire Amulet from Damian, and explains to the other Legends that he thought it would make "a sick souvenir". A RunningGag in season one of ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice'' was Wally snagging "souvenirs" from every mission.
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** In "No Country for Old Dads", Wally took the remains of the Fire Amulet from Damian, and explains to the other Legends that he thought it would make "a sick souvenir". A RunningGag in season one Season 1 of ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice'' was Wally snagging "souvenirs" from every mission.
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*** Ten years earlier, Season One episode "Drone"; when Clark is asked what he stands for, he says, [[CatchPhrase "Truth, justice, and...]][[CatchphraseInterruptus other stuff."]]
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*** Ten years earlier, Season One 1 episode "Drone"; when Clark is asked what he stands for, he says, [[CatchPhrase "Truth, justice, and...]][[CatchphraseInterruptus other stuff."]]
