Tupac: Resurrection (2003)
"MTV Rockumentary" Janet Jackson (TV Episode 1990)
Clip shownLaugh? I Thought I'd Die! (Video 1999)
Features clip of Gary Coleman in a comedic scene.TV Guide's Truth Behind the Sitcom Scandals 2 (TV Movie 2000)
Clips shown.Child Stars: Their Story (TV Movie 2000)
"The Greatest" 100 Greatest TV Characters (TV Episode 2001)
After Diff'rent Strokes: When the Laughter Stopped (TV Movie 2000)
"Saturday Night Live" Walter Matthau (TV Episode 1978)
Title on Fred Silverman's TV schedule board"Hello, Larry" The Trip: Part 2 (TV Episode 1979)
Philip Drummond, Arnold Jackson, Willis Jackson, Kimberly Drummond and Edna Garrett visit the Adlers in a two-part crossover with "Hello, Larry" that begins on The Trip: Part 1 (1979)."Saturday Night Live" Michael Palin/James Taylor (TV Episode 1979)
Referenced by Fred Silverman"The Facts of Life" Rough Housing (TV Episode 1979)
Philip Drummond, Arnold Jackson, Willis Jackson and Kimberly Drummond visit Mrs. Garrett."Hello, Larry" Feudin' and Fussin': Part 2 (TV Episode 1979)
Philip Drummond, Arnold Jackson, Willis Jackson and Kimberly Drummond pay the Adlers another visit in a two-part crossover with "Hello, Larry" that begins on Feudin' and Fussin': Part 1 (1979).
Animal Crackers (1930)
Willis and Arnold have the poster in their bedroom.Taxi Driver (1976)
The "What you're talkin' 'bout, Willis" catchphrase references Travis Bickle's (Robert De Niro) "Are you talkin' to me?" quote.
The Facts of Life (TV Series 1979–1988)
The Girls School (1979) sets up the premise.
"Family Matters" False Arrest (TV Episode 1989)
"The Buddy Goodrich Show" (seen in the first act) is a spoof of the long-running situation comedy. Here, a rich black man (Goodrich) adopts two poor white orphans.Stay Tuned (1992)
"That's My Bush!" An Aborted Dinner Date (TV Episode 2001)
"What you talkin' about Larry?!" said in the style of the "What you talkin' about Willis?!" catchphrase.- "What you talkin' 'bout, Willis?"
Ali G Indahouse (2002)
"Whatcha talkin' bout Willis?" line of dialogue