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* The stage name Colleen gives at the fight club is "[[ComicBook/DaughtersOfTheDragon Daughter of the Dragon]]."
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* At one point, Danny hides from Rand security forces by clinging to a ceiling, and nearly gives himself away when blood from one of his wounds drips down, similar to something that happened to Spider-Man in [[Film/SpiderMan1 the first movie of Sam Raimi's trilogy]].
* [[Film/TheAvengers2012 The Incident]] continues to be referenced at various times, such as the Rand crisis intervention response head telling the Meachums that the video of Danny's apology has more Website/YouTube hits than [[Film/TheIncredibleHulk that incredible green guy]], or Bakuto mentioning that he's taken in kids who were orphaned by the Incident.
* [[Film/TheAvengers2012 The Incident]] continues to be referenced at various times, such as the Rand crisis intervention response head telling the Meachums that the video of Danny's apology has more Website/YouTube hits than [[Film/TheIncredibleHulk that incredible green guy]], or Bakuto mentioning that he's taken in kids who were orphaned by the Incident.
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* Danny and Joy's childhood habit of not eating brown M&Ms is possibly a subtle reference to Music/VanHalen's infamous 1982 tour rider requesting that no brown M&Ms be included in their backstage bowl of M&M's as a SecretTestOfCharacter to verify that the rest of the rider (and its various safety specifications) had been carried out thoroughly.
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** The episode titles from Season 2 are taken from the titles of ''Iron Fist'' comic book stories.
* The scene from the end of Season 1 where Dany gets back to Kun Lun is vers similar to how Aang in WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender discovered the Southern Air Temple.
* The scene from the end of Season 1 where Dany gets back to Kun Lun is vers similar to how Aang in WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender discovered the Southern Air Temple.
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* The Hatchet-wielding Triad gang is [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Axe_Gang a common trope]] in Hong Kong Wuxia cinema, most memorably in the aforementioned ''Film/DrunkenMaster'' series.
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* [[Film/TheAvengers2012 The Incident]] continues to be referenced at various times, such as the Rand crisis intervention response head telling the Meachums that the video of Danny's apology has more YouTube hits than [[Film/TheIncredibleHulk that incredible green guy]], or Bakuto mentioning that he's taken in kids who were orphaned by the Incident.
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* [[Film/TheAvengers2012 The Incident]] continues to be referenced at various times, such as the Rand crisis intervention response head telling the Meachums that the video of Danny's apology has more YouTube Website/YouTube hits than [[Film/TheIncredibleHulk that incredible green guy]], or Bakuto mentioning that he's taken in kids who were orphaned by the Incident.
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* Several of the episodes titles are very, very subtle references to real-life Kung Fu moves from several styles, such as Shaolin Kung Fu. "Black Tiger Steals Heart" is one such example.
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** The episode titles from Season 2 are taken from the titles of ''Iron Fist'' comic book stories.
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* Zhou Cheng, in "[[Recap/IronFist2017S1E8TheBlessingOfManyFractures The Blessing of Many Fractures]]", is a thinly veiled Expy of Jackie Chan's Wong Fei-Hong in ''Film/DrunkenMaster''.
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* Zhou Cheng, in "[[Recap/IronFist2017S1E8TheBlessingOfManyFractures The Blessing of Many Fractures]]", is a thinly veiled Expy of Jackie Chan's Creator/JackieChan's Wong Fei-Hong in ''Film/DrunkenMaster''.
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* Zhou Cheng, in "The "[[Recap/IronFist2017S1E8TheBlessingOfManyFractures The Blessing of Many Fractures" (ep 1x08), Fractures]]", is a thinly veiled Expy of Jackie Chan's Wong Fei-Hong in ''Film/DrunkenMaster''.
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* Zhou Cheng, in "The Blessing of Many Fractures" (ep 1x08), is a thinly veiled expy of Jackie Chan's Wong Fei-Hong in ''Film/DrunkenMaster''.
* The Hatchet-wielding Triad gang is [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Axe_Gang a common trope]] in Hong Kong Wuxia cinema, most memorable in the aforementioned ''Film/DrunkenMaster'' series.
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* Zhou Cheng, in "The Blessing of Many Fractures" (ep 1x08), is a thinly veiled expy Expy of Jackie Chan's Wong Fei-Hong in ''Film/DrunkenMaster''.
* The Hatchet-wielding Triad gang is [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Axe_Gang a common trope]] in Hong Kong Wuxia cinema, mostmemorable memorably in the aforementioned ''Film/DrunkenMaster'' series.
* The Hatchet-wielding Triad gang is [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Axe_Gang a common trope]] in Hong Kong Wuxia cinema, most
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* Season 2 introduces Mary Walker, played by Alice Eve. [[spoiler: While the character knows that she has 2 distinct identities from her Dissociative Identity Disorder, she eventually learns that she has a 3rd identity that neither Mary or Walker knew about. In a punny coincidence, ''Iron Fist'' had [[Film/ThreeFacesOfEve Alice Eve playing a character with 3 different faces]].]]
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*Season 2 introduces Mary Walker, played by Alice Eve. [[spoiler: While the character knows that she has 2 distinct identities from her Dissociative Identity Disorder, she eventually learns that she has a 3rd identity that neither Mary or Walker knew about. In a punny coincidence, ''Iron Fist'' had [[Film/ThreeFacesOfEve Alice Eve playing a character with 3 different faces]].]]
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* When Davos mentions a dragon, Claire asks if it's like a Komodo dragon or ''Film/PetesDragon2016''.
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* Danny and Joy's childhood habit of not eating brown M&Ms is possibly a subtle reference to Music/VanHalen's infamous 1982 tour rider requesting that no brown M&Ms be included in their backstage bowl of M&M's as a SecretTestOfCharacter to verify that the rest of the rider (and its various safety specifications) had been carried out thoroughly).
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* Danny and Joy's childhood habit of not eating brown M&Ms is possibly a subtle reference to Music/VanHalen's infamous 1982 tour rider requesting that no brown M&Ms be included in their backstage bowl of M&M's as a SecretTestOfCharacter to verify that the rest of the rider (and its various safety specifications) had been carried out thoroughly).thoroughly.
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* Danny and Joy's childhood habit of not eating brown M&Ms is possibly a subtle reference to Music/VanHalen, who in their infamous 1982 tour rider requested that no brown M&Ms be included in their backstage bowl of M&M's or the band would not perform.[[note]]The request was not intended to be self-indulgent or eccentric, but was instead proof that the promoters had thoroughly read the rest of their rider, which included important information about safety, security, lighting and ticketing. If they found brown M&Ms, they had a reason to believe that the promoter was inattentive, because if such a small request had been glossed over, then other more important things also had; as a result, they would have reason to demand that the venue inspect and/or redo the setup, or could just refuse to play altogether if the venue balked. This was justified by the band after a number of near-misses caused by promoters not adhering to health and safety requirements that resulted in damaged equipment and members of the road crew very nearly being electrocuted on several occasions, and their concert preparations were so cumbersome they were rather reluctant to tour outside the USA at various points[[/note]]
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* Danny and Joy's childhood habit of not eating brown M&Ms is possibly a subtle reference to Music/VanHalen, who in their Music/VanHalen's infamous 1982 tour rider requested requesting that no brown M&Ms be included in their backstage bowl of M&M's or the band would not perform.[[note]]The request was not intended as a SecretTestOfCharacter to be self-indulgent or eccentric, but was instead proof verify that the promoters had thoroughly read the rest of their rider, which included important information about safety, security, lighting and ticketing. If they found brown M&Ms, they had a reason to believe that the promoter was inattentive, because if such a small request rider (and its various safety specifications) had been glossed over, then other more important things also had; as a result, they would have reason to demand that the venue inspect and/or redo the setup, or could just refuse to play altogether if the venue balked. This was justified by the band after a number of near-misses caused by promoters not adhering to health and safety requirements that resulted in damaged equipment and members of the road crew very nearly being electrocuted on several occasions, and their concert preparations were so cumbersome they were rather reluctant to tour outside the USA at various points[[/note]]carried out thoroughly).
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* Zhou Cheng, in "The Blessing of Many Fractures" (ep 1x08), is a thinly veiled expy of Jackie Chan's Wong Fei-Hong in ''Film/DrunkenMaster''.
* One of the mental patients who are set loose to attack Danny at Birch Hospital says "[[Series/GameOfThrones Ward Meachum sends his regards]]."
* The stage name Colleen gives at the fight club is "[[ComicBook/DaughtersOfTheDragon Daughter of the Dragon]]."
* Ward uses the pseudonym "[[Literature/{{Frankenstein}} Frank N. Stein]]" for Harold on his phone. [[spoiler:When Harold resurrects after being stabbed by Ward, he appears to go through an accelerated version of the learning process described by Frankenstein's monster in the book, until he regains his memories.]]
* At one point, Danny hides from Rand security forces by clinging to a ceiling, and nearly gives himself away when blood from one of his wounds drips down, similar to something that happened to Spider-Man in [[Film/SpiderMan1 the first movie of Sam Raimi's trilogy]].
* [[Film/TheAvengers2012 The Incident]] continues to be referenced at various times, such as the Rand crisis intervention response head telling the Meachums that the video of Danny's apology has more YouTube hits than [[Film/TheIncredibleHulk that incredible green guy]], or Bakuto mentioning that he's taken in kids who were orphaned by the Incident.
* When Davos mentions a dragon, Claire asks if it's like a Komodo dragon or ''Film/PetesDragon2016''.
--->'''Davos:''' [[PopCulturalOsmosisFailure I don't know who Pete is.]]
* Danny and Joy's childhood habit of not eating brown M&Ms is possibly a subtle reference to Music/VanHalen, who in their infamous 1982 tour rider requested that no brown M&Ms be included in their backstage bowl of M&M's or the band would not perform.[[note]]The request was not intended to be self-indulgent or eccentric, but was instead proof that the promoters had thoroughly read the rest of their rider, which included important information about safety, security, lighting and ticketing. If they found brown M&Ms, they had a reason to believe that the promoter was inattentive, because if such a small request had been glossed over, then other more important things also had; as a result, they would have reason to demand that the venue inspect and/or redo the setup, or could just refuse to play altogether if the venue balked. This was justified by the band after a number of near-misses caused by promoters not adhering to health and safety requirements that resulted in damaged equipment and members of the road crew very nearly being electrocuted on several occasions, and their concert preparations were so cumbersome they were rather reluctant to tour outside the USA at various points[[/note]]
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* Zhou Cheng, in "The Blessing of Many Fractures" (ep 1x08), is a thinly veiled expy of Jackie Chan's Wong Fei-Hong in ''Film/DrunkenMaster''.
* One of the mental patients who are set loose to attack Danny at Birch Hospital says "[[Series/GameOfThrones Ward Meachum sends his regards]]."
* The stage name Colleen gives at the fight club is "[[ComicBook/DaughtersOfTheDragon Daughter of the Dragon]]."
* Ward uses the pseudonym "[[Literature/{{Frankenstein}} Frank N. Stein]]" for Harold on his phone. [[spoiler:When Harold resurrects after being stabbed by Ward, he appears to go through an accelerated version of the learning process described by Frankenstein's monster in the book, until he regains his memories.]]
* At one point, Danny hides from Rand security forces by clinging to a ceiling, and nearly gives himself away when blood from one of his wounds drips down, similar to something that happened to Spider-Man in [[Film/SpiderMan1 the first movie of Sam Raimi's trilogy]].
* [[Film/TheAvengers2012 The Incident]] continues to be referenced at various times, such as the Rand crisis intervention response head telling the Meachums that the video of Danny's apology has more YouTube hits than [[Film/TheIncredibleHulk that incredible green guy]], or Bakuto mentioning that he's taken in kids who were orphaned by the Incident.
* When Davos mentions a dragon, Claire asks if it's like a Komodo dragon or ''Film/PetesDragon2016''.
--->'''Davos:''' [[PopCulturalOsmosisFailure I don't know who Pete is.]]
* Danny and Joy's childhood habit of not eating brown M&Ms is possibly a subtle reference to Music/VanHalen, who in their infamous 1982 tour rider requested that no brown M&Ms be included in their backstage bowl of M&M's or the band would not perform.[[note]]The request was not intended to be self-indulgent or eccentric, but was instead proof that the promoters had thoroughly read the rest of their rider, which included important information about safety, security, lighting and ticketing. If they found brown M&Ms, they had a reason to believe that the promoter was inattentive, because if such a small request had been glossed over, then other more important things also had; as a result, they would have reason to demand that the venue inspect and/or redo the setup, or could just refuse to play altogether if the venue balked. This was justified by the band after a number of near-misses caused by promoters not adhering to health and safety requirements that resulted in damaged equipment and members of the road crew very nearly being electrocuted on several occasions, and their concert preparations were so cumbersome they were rather reluctant to tour outside the USA at various points[[/note]]
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