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Referenced in
The film is advertised on a billboard.
Roger Ebert mentions two movies, including this one, in which Jack Nicholson was better than in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" (1975).
Mentioned in One Flew Over The Hornet's Nest
Main character is former pianist who renounces art to live a simpler life
Title reference
title reference
Jack Faulkner quotes the line "I want you to hold it between your knees", while imitating Jack Nicholson's voice.
Crow: This is what they must mean by Five Easy Pieces.
Mentioned during the monologue
In Homer's flashback to his prior time in New York, he passes three pornographic theatres, one of which's marquee reads "Five Sleazy Pieces".
film mentioned starring Jack Nicholson
Movie title used in title
mentioned once
Tom Tucker mentions it
referenced as part of the documentary
mentioned in documentary
one of Scotty's videos
The comedy club host mentions Nicholson's chicken salad bit.
Title references the film
"Hive Easy Pieces"
mentioned during The Movie Numbers Game
Subject of a $1,000 clue in the category "Movie Missing Links"
Subject of a $1,600 clue in the category "Movies by the Numbers"
Movie is mentioned
Film is Mentioned in Episode
Film is Mentioned in Episode
Features
Playing on TV at Elton's trailer
Featured in
Clip of the chicken salad scene is shown.
clip of "no substitutions" cafe scene
Clips from Five Easy Pieces are featured.
A clip is shown
A fragment of this film is shown.
Clips of this film are featured in a Hillary Clinton for President ad featuring Jack Nicholson that was discussed on the show.
Clips shown, Rich Hall discusses this film.
Spoofed in
features a porno called "Five Easy Nieces"




