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* The [[Riff Trax]] for ''[[Batman and Robin (film)|Batman and Robin]]'' contains a joke pointing out the resemblance between Dr. Woodrue and a certain character from Rifftrax's [[Spiritual Successor|spiritual predecessor]]...
* The [[Riff Trax]] for ''[[Batman and Robin (film)|Batman and Robin]]'' contains a joke pointing out the resemblance between Dr. Woodrue and a certain character from Rifftrax's [[Spiritual Successor|spiritual predecessor]]...
{{quote| '''Bill Corbett: (as Woodrue)''' Yes! Now to achieve my lifelong dream of [[Mystery Science Theater 3000|launching a man into space and forcing him to watch really bad movies]]!}}
{{quote|'''Bill Corbett: (as Woodrue)''' Yes! Now to achieve my lifelong dream of [[Mystery Science Theater 3000|launching a man into space and forcing him to watch really bad movies]]!}}
** The Rifftrax for the first ''[[X-Men (film)|X-Men]]'' movie has a [[Call Back]] to a joke from ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]''.
** The Rifftrax for the first ''[[X-Men (film)|X-Men]]'' movie has a [[Call Back]] to a joke from ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]''.
{{quote| '''Mike Nelson:''' She wandered into Thunderdome!<br />
{{quote|'''Mike Nelson:''' She wandered into Thunderdome!
'''Bill Corbet:''' Mike...<br />
'''Bill Corbet:''' Mike...
'''Mike Nelson: (realizing)''' Oh. Oh no...<br />
'''Mike Nelson: (realizing)''' Oh. Oh no...
'''Bill Corbet:''' Mike... can't we get '''[[Incredibly Lame Pun|beyond]]''' [[Incredibly Lame Pun|Thunderdome]]? }}
'''Bill Corbet:''' Mike... can't we get '''[[Incredibly Lame Pun|beyond]]''' [[Incredibly Lame Pun|Thunderdome]]? }}
*** Even funnier as the exchange being referenced was in one of the last sketches between Mike and Crow as played by Trace Beaulieu, not Bill Corbett.
*** Even funnier as the exchange being referenced was in one of the last sketches between Mike and Crow as played by Trace Beaulieu, not Bill Corbett.
** The Rifftrax for ''[[Star Wars|Star Wars: Episode IV: A New Hope]]'' has a throwback to a [[Running Gag]] on the ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'' episode ''[[Space Mutiny]],'' one of the most popular episodes.
** The Rifftrax for ''[[Star Wars|Star Wars: Episode IV: A New Hope]]'' has a throwback to a [[Running Gag]] on the ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'' episode ''[[Space Mutiny]],'' one of the most popular episodes.
{{quote| '''Han Solo:''' Chewie! Get us outta here!!<br />
{{quote|'''Han Solo:''' Chewie! Get us outta here!!
'''Bill:''' Kalgan, take me away! }}
'''Bill:''' Kalgan, take me away! }}
*** Not necessarily a throwback, because there is a real product (Calgon) with this slogan.
*** Not necessarily a throwback, because there is a real product (Calgon) with this slogan.
** Bill Corbett comments of Anakin and Palpatine in the theater in the [[Riff Trax]] for ''[[Revenge of the Sith]]'':
** Bill Corbett comments of Anakin and Palpatine in the theater in the [[Riff Trax]] for ''[[Revenge of the Sith]]'':
{{quote| "[[Mystery Science Theater 3000|So, they're just gonna sit alone in those theater seats and make wisecracks about the show]]. [[Hypocritical Humor|What Jerks!"]]}}
{{quote|"[[Mystery Science Theater 3000|So, they're just gonna sit alone in those theater seats and make wisecracks about the show]]. [[Hypocritical Humor|What Jerks!"]]}}
** Bill also comments on X-Men's setting of "The Not-Too-Distant Future".
** Bill also comments on X-Men's setting of "The Not-Too-Distant Future".
{{quote| '''Bill:''' Huh, that seems familiar...}}
{{quote|'''Bill:''' Huh, that seems familiar...}}
** In D-War, a deep voiced villain asks for help. Leading to "[[The Final Sacrifice|Zap Rowsdower, is that you?]]"
** In D-War, a deep voiced villain asks for help. Leading to "[[The Final Sacrifice|Zap Rowsdower, is that you?]]"
* In the October 2, 2008 [[Star Wars|HoloNet News broadcast]], when discussing the Separatists' [[Star Wars: The Clone Wars|new super weapon]], there was mention of how big a ship had to be to mount an ion cannon capable of wiping out entire task forces. The minimal values that the commentators suggest were 8, 12, and 17... which happen to be the different lengths Super Star Destroyers have had in various official media.
* In the October 2, 2008 [[Star Wars|HoloNet News broadcast]], when discussing the Separatists' [[Star Wars: The Clone Wars|new super weapon]], there was mention of how big a ship had to be to mount an ion cannon capable of wiping out entire task forces. The minimal values that the commentators suggest were 8, 12, and 17... which happen to be the different lengths Super Star Destroyers have had in various official media.

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Bill Corbett: (as Woodrue) Yes! Now to achieve my lifelong dream of launching a man into space and forcing him to watch really bad movies!

Mike Nelson: She wandered into Thunderdome!
Bill Corbet: Mike...
Mike Nelson: (realizing) Oh. Oh no...
Bill Corbet: Mike... can't we get beyond Thunderdome?

Han Solo: Chewie! Get us outta here!!
Bill: Kalgan, take me away!

      • Not necessarily a throwback, because there is a real product (Calgon) with this slogan.
    • Bill Corbett comments of Anakin and Palpatine in the theater in the Riff Trax for Revenge of the Sith:
    • Bill also comments on X-Men's setting of "The Not-Too-Distant Future".

Bill: Huh, that seems familiar...

  • In the October 2, 2008 HoloNet News broadcast, when discussing the Separatists' new super weapon, there was mention of how big a ship had to be to mount an ion cannon capable of wiping out entire task forces. The minimal values that the commentators suggest were 8, 12, and 17... which happen to be the different lengths Super Star Destroyers have had in various official media.
  • In the current version of the webnovel John Dies at the End, the protagonists are heading to a final showdown without really knowing what to expect, and the narrator is armed with a chainsaw. At one point, he wonders whether he could have gotten caught in his situation with a dumber weapon. This is a nod to the earliest version of the story, wherein the narrator is in the same situation but armed with a sword.
  • There Will Be Brawl is chock full of Mythology Gags from all over the Nintendo universe.
  • In The Brothers Mario by The Game Station, has the eponymous characters knock over an armored truck with a million coins. They mention how it's enough to buy a new life. It's enough to buy 10'000 new lives.