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*Email [[Greeting Cards]] — Strong Bad's card for web cartoonists reads, "Thinking of you...And how terrible your stupid Star Wars spoofs are."
*Email [[Greeting Cards]] — Strong Bad's card for web cartoonists reads, "Thinking of you...And how terrible your stupid Star Wars spoofs are."
*Email [[morning routine]] — Strong Bad calls Strong Sad "Interruptor Jones".
*Email [[morning routine]] — Strong Bad calls Strong Sad "Interruptor Jones".
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*Email [[current status]] — The disk in the [[Floppy Disk Container]] reads "Loom".
*[[3 Times Halloween Funjob]] — The photo of [[Credenza]] that appears in the introduction and during the seance resembles "[[Wikipedia:Chuck the Plant|Chuck the Plant]]" from various LucasArts Adventure Games.
*[[3 Times Halloween Funjob]] — The photo of [[Credenza]] that appears in the introduction and during the seance resembles "[[Wikipedia:Chuck the Plant|Chuck the Plant]]" from various LucasArts Adventure Games.
**Additionally, in [[SBCG4AP]], a plant named [[Charlemagne]] (a form of Charles) appears.
**Additionally, in [[SBCG4AP]], a plant named [[Charlemagne]] (a form of Charles) appears.
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*Email [[lackey]] — The disk in the Floppy Disk Container reads "Maniac Mansion".
*[[Thy Dungeonman II]] — Ripburger is also the name of a character from the [[wikipedia:LucasArts|LucasArts]] game [[Wikipedia:Full Throttle|Full Throttle]].
*[[Thy Dungeonman II]] — Ripburger is also the name of a character from the [[wikipedia:LucasArts|LucasArts]] game [[Wikipedia:Full Throttle|Full Throttle]].
*Email [[montage]] — The "Where are they now" photos and text at the end of the email are a likely reference to the ending of the 1973 film [[Wikipedia:American Graffiti|American Graffiti]], where it was first used
*Email [[montage]] — The "Where are they now" photos and text at the end of the email are a likely reference to the ending of the 1973 film [[Wikipedia:American Graffiti|American Graffiti]], where it was first used
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*Email [[hygiene]] — Gene employs [[Wikipedia:THX|THX]] special effects artists to operate a fake fire in his bedroom.
*Email [[hygiene]] — Gene employs [[Wikipedia:THX|THX]] special effects artists to operate a fake fire in his bedroom.
*Email [[pizza joint]] — In response to the lengthy name of "Strong Bad's Strong Badian Pizz—", [[The Ugly One]] (in a sarcophagus) declares "I belong in a museum!", in reference to the ''Indiana Jones'' film series.
*Email [[pizza joint]] — In response to the lengthy name of "Strong Bad's Strong Badian Pizz—", [[The Ugly One]] (in a sarcophagus) declares "I belong in a museum!", in reference to the ''Indiana Jones'' film series.
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*Email [[pet show]] — The disk in the Floppy Disk Container reads "Monkey Island".
*[[Strong Badia the Free]] — Using the glowstick on the katana will result in Strong Bad replying "Glowing swords used to be cool, until someone ruined my childhood", referring to both [[Wikipedia:lightsaber|lightsabers]] and negative fan reaction to the ''Star Wars'' Special Edition and Prequel Trilogies.
*[[Strong Badia the Free]] — Using the glowstick on the katana will result in Strong Bad replying "Glowing swords used to be cool, until someone ruined my childhood", referring to both [[Wikipedia:lightsaber|lightsabers]] and negative fan reaction to the ''Star Wars'' Special Edition and Prequel Trilogies.
*[[Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective]] — Strong Bad saying that the paintings in the office "belong in a museum!" is a reference to the ''Indiana Jones'' film series.
*[[Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective]] — Strong Bad saying that the paintings in the office "belong in a museum!" is a reference to the ''Indiana Jones'' film series.

Revision as of 01:13, 19 December 2010

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The works of George Lucas, especially the Star Wars and Indiana Jones franchises, have left a profund impact on filmmaking and pop culture.

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