Connections

Promotional excerpt shown during interview with Eddie Murphy - Donkey gets caught in a waffle trap.

Promotional excerpt showed during interview with Mike Myers - Shrek tries to convince Donkey that they are friends, with a song.

Clip shown with promotional prize wedge on the wheel

a clip from the film starring Eddie Murphy is shown

Reviewed, clips shown

John Cleese's appears recording the voice of his character

Carlo Boszhard talks about the voiceover for Donkey in the Dutch translation

Jay mentions that Landon Pigg and Lucy Schwartz's song "Darling I Do" is from the film's soundtrack

Brett Erlich and Ellen Fox say they plan to review this movie in the next episode

Referenced during the "Step Up 3D" review.

When rumple throws water on a witch, she melts saying "what a world, what a world".

While the king and queen travel through the bad neighborhood,dueling banjos is heard in the background

When Rumplestiltskin puts on his angry wig, he greatly resembles Heat Miser which also has flaming red hair.

Both films have "Right Back Where We Started From" playing over the end credits.

Shrek says "Don't you understand? There is no tomorrow!" before explaining the effect that the contract has on himself to Donkey.

All the witches bear some resemblance to the Wicked Witch, and share her vulnerability to water.

Shrek wishes to have one day from his early childhood, a day he doesn't remember, be taken away from him. That day turns out to be the day he was born. Like George Bailey, Shrek learns what the world would be like had he not been born.

A bar of "Dueling Banjoes" can be heard as the King & Queen go to visit Rumpelstiltskin.

Rumpelstiltskin eliminates -although in a funny way- one of his witches henchmen while walking around a table where they are all sitting at, after having pronounced a speech about optimism and the importance of teamwork; just as Al Capone does in the unfamous baseball bat scene.

While Fiona dances to disco, she does an aerial move and gracefully falls down in slow-motion; almost identically performed by Cameron Diaz in this movie.