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Robert suggests he and Ray perform a song from the musical
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Title song in movie
"South Pacific" is mentioned when the surfers visit Kauai.
Hawkeye writes, "It turned into 'some enchanted evening.'"
Bob Falfa sings "Some Enchanted Evening" from "South Pacific."
Welch jokes about starring in a garage production of the show.
Song in title in movie
Hawkeye sings part of "Some Enchanted Evening."
Bert and Connie Stevens perform "Some Enchanted Evening"
Wayne sings part of "Some Enchanted Evening."
Charles says that Father Mulcahy is a "cockeyed optimist."
B.J., Hawkeye, and Scully sing "Some Enchanted Evening."
This episode revolves around a school production of this musical.
Art sings "Some Enchanted Evening."
The film is mentioned by name.
Tom: "Weren't you in Bali Hai?"
The episode title comes from a song in this movie.
Servo: (singing) There ain't nothin' like a dame.
Tom: "Some enchanted evening"
Rebecca mentions the show by name.
Tom sings part of "Bali Ha'i."
Emmett points out that the song Hyacinth believes is from "The King and I" is actually from "South Pacific."
Bob Mentions the film
Tom (singing): "One-hundred-and-one pounds of fun . . ."
"Younger..." Crow: "...than springtime are you, sir."
Tom sings "Bali Ha'i."
Tom (singing): "Some enchanted evening . . ."
The Thing sings the title verse of "I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outta My Hair" but with different lyrics.
Crow (singing): "Once you have found him, never let him go."
Servo: (singing) Some enchanted evening, you may see a redneck.
Niles mentions the song, "I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Out of My Hair".
Tom sings "Bali Ha'i."
Referenced by name
In "Creature de la Nuit," one of the cats says, "There's nothing like a Dane!" This is a reference to "Nothing like a Dame" from "South Pacific."
he says he doesn't want to stay for the second movie and he says its South Pacific
A character says that the play was put into a film and a 'badly miscast TV film'.
Stan tells Hayley his cellmate wants to re-film this movie.
Kevin mentions the film in reference to the location where his boyfriend is living.
The episode title is a spoof on the song, "Some Enchanted Evening"
"Yeah, we're gonna wash that fella right out of your hair."
"Oh Richard, you were in South Pacific!"
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Hollywood Screen Tests: Take 1 features many clips and references from movie and television history.
The song "Some Enchanted Evening" is #28 on the list.
number 13
During a montage of previous movies based on Rodgers and Hammerstein musicals
Clips shown in a story on Samoa.
Clips shown in a segment.
Spoofed in
Helen Hu sings Rodgers and Hammerstein's tune "Happy Talk" with matching hand gestures.
"The Orgy" is clearly a spoof of "Bali Hai"




