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A night club called the 'Blue Angel' is seen in the Berlin scenes.
In the German spy school, Polo mentions some of the former students, among them Peter Lorre who played Le Chiffre in another movie based on the same novel.
The taxi driver introduces himself as Carlton-Towers of the F.O. (note: Carlton Towers is a Victorian gothic house in North Yorkshire, home of the Duke of Norfolk.)
During training, one of Cooper's sparring partners is dressed in a costume like Ursula Andress's bikini.
Gilded girls; Mention of Aston Martin car with gadgets
Poster seen in the pre-credits sequence.
Referenced in
A poster is visible in the billiard room
Gene Siskel explains why the movie is not being considered in this episode.
Mentioned as Huston flop.
Joel: "'Selena Royale'? What a great movie! Wasn't Woody Allen in that?"
Crow, Joel, and Tom sing "Casino Royale."
Soundtrack to film mentioned.
Documentary on the James Bond films
Burt Bacharach (Composer for Casino Royale, 1967) cameo appearance, homage to original James Bond Parody, also, Bacharach's song, "The Love of Love", composed for Casino Royale, plays when Alotta Fagina undresses.
Burt Bacharach (Composer for Casino Royale, 1967) cameo appearance, homage to original James Bond Parody
Referenced by title
The track 'Home James, Don't Spare the Horses' from Burt Bacharach's soundtrack is used in the clip of "Stewie's sexy party."
Burt Bacharach (Composer for Casino Royale, 1967) cameo appearance, homage to original James Bond Parody
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poster
The filming of this is recreated.
Mentioned in dialogue
Mentioned by Barbara Broccoli
Mathis tells him if he gets in trouble "don't expect the cavalry to ride in and save you", a reference to the madcap ending of the original Casino Royale, in which the US Cavalry attacks Casino Royale to save Bond.
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Theme played during Locker room skit
Theme tune used and danced to in Locker Room Motivation
Danny complains that he looks like a waiter and McGarrett looks like James Bond
Gibbs refers to Barret as a "Bond Girl."
features music from this movie
DVD mentioned
Featured in
Shots of the Chase scene are edited into 'The 1960's movie'
shows footage from
Clip shown.
Some clips from this movie are shown in a segment on the song The Look Of Love.
Footage / clip(s)
"You're Not Going to Get Away With This" segment
clips shown
Spoofs
Exploding suitcase joke ; Shoe gadget weapon joke
Gilded girls in the finale ; Aston Martin joke
Spoofed in
The gathering of the four James Bond actors in the casino may be a reference to Peter Sellers' "Casino Royal" parody.
dance sequence spoofed




