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The opening scene in which an ordinary gate seems to be a prison gate is an extension of the opening sequence of the Keaton short.
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Title appears on playbill for a movie theater
Part of the film is set in a clothing store almost identical to the shop of Safety Last!, and there are at least two lines borrowed from that film.
Clock scene borrowed
the scene where Jimmy climbs up Millie's office building is a clear reference to Harold Lloyd climbing up the building in Safety Last!
A still photo is shown
Title sequence features a sillhouette hanging from the hands of a clock.
The film's climax involves the villain hanging from a giant clock.
picture shown
One of the staged nightmares is a guy hanging on to a clock tower's hand.
A poster for the film hangs in Joey's bedroom.
Joel (pretending to grab onto a clock face): "I'm Harold Lloyd!"
A brief animated clip from this movie is among the many films from Warner Bros. in this episode's opening sequence.
One of several movies we see a fake animated clip of in the opening of this episode.
Country boy comes to big city; ends up hanging from clock
Homage to Harold Lloyd in a dream sequence.
The "clock scene" near the end of the movie
spectacled man dangling from hands of clock in Ned Flanders' film
One of the films Cinéman goes into.
Clip shown during intro: Harold hangs from the clock.
Featured in
Harold Lloyd character climbs building; hangs from clock face
Clips include Harold Lloyd hanging from the clock tower.
Includes footage from this movie
Lloyd climbing building
This film is #97 on the list.
man hanging from the clock
clips shown
Clips
The clock tower scene is shown.
Clip shown: Harold hangs from the clock.
Clips shown
Hugo and Isabelle sneak in to watch the film
Clips shown
Spoofed in
Christopher Lloyd recreates Harold Lloyd's clocktower stunt
The "clock scene" near the end of the movie




