Justice sauvage (1991)
When Taft fights the Oil worker in the bar, the Oil worker, after being kicked, screams "My Balls" The audio is actually a reused overdub from when Segal's character kicked the animal abuser in the midsection in Out for Justice.
- Clips appear in the teaser for next week's show.
- Reviewed.
Scorpions: Under the Same Sun, Version 2 (Music Video 1994)
features clips from the film"Siskel & Ebert & the Movies" The Worst Films of 1994 (TV Episode 1995)
One of their picks.- Clips from the movie
"Bienvenue en Alaska" Grand Prix (TV Episode 1994)
Ed mentions the new movie.Vive l'amour (1994)
Movie poster in a cinema."Bienvenue en Alaska" Zarya (TV Episode 1994)
Mentioned by Chris and Ed.Menace toxique (1997)
While discussing the ongoing efforts to prevent Steven Seagal's character from destroying his dangerous/illegal high-profit operations, the movie's chief villain sarcastically opines that his hired security force is so inept that they "couldn't find a hooker in a whorehouse" --- let alone find Seagal's character before he can do any damage --- similar to how the top scoundrel in "Fire Down Below" does, when he upbraidingly tells his son that he is such a pathetic failure that he "couldn't take out a cheeseburger from a drive-thru", having been asked by his son if he wanted him to "take out" Seagal's character.Badri (2000)
The punching game is played by Steven Seagal and the baddie in the bar, is the same as Badri fighting the baddie in the restaurant.
The Lone Ranger (TV Series 1949–1957)
Stone calls a Native American "Tonto."La flèche brisée (TV Series 1956–1958)
Big Mike calls a Native American "Cochise."La petite fille au tambour (1984)
Seen in Hugh's VHS collectionPoltergeist II (1986)
The line "He's back." spoken with the same inflection as "They're back."Danse avec les loups (1990)
Big Mike uses a number of derogatory racial slurs and nicknames while bullying the Native American in the bar, including "dances with whiskey".
"South Park" Over Logging (TV Episode 2008)
Ransy Marsh's final speech is a spoof of Steven Seagal's final speech in this movie. Randy even wears the same Indian coat.
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