Connections
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References
The movie title can be seen on a theater marquee.
gun in rose's box and the end
Shown on an adult theater marquee during the opening.
Referenced in
Title reference
Siskel and Ebert discuss the recently Oscar-nominated movies, including this one.
Dog Day Afternoon is advertised on a wall near Burbank Studios.
Mentioned by Carter.
title reference
This film is advertised on a marquee.
Tony imitates Al Pacino shouting "Attica! Attica!"
Poster
title reference
title reference
Dice does a Pacino impression from Dog Day Afternoon
The episode title is a pun on the title of this film
Episode title.
Episode title, and a character refers to this film
Title reference
Trying to explain the situation to Willie, ALF asks, "Did you see Dog Day Afternoon?"
Characters reference this movie's title and its hostage negotation scenes.
title reference
The title of the "Dog-Bird Afternoon" segment is similar to the film.
title reference
"Attica! Attica!"
Crow, Joel, and Tom: "Attica! Attica! Attica!"
Crow and Tom: "Attica! Attica!"
Harry yells out to Kevin on the rooftop "Sonny, let me make a deal wit ya". Just as the negotiator does the same to Sonny in 'Dog Day Afternoon'
Episode title.
"Attica, Attica"
Crow, Joel, and Tom: "Attica! Attica! Attica!"
Episode title.
When Amos is saying "You give me a helicopter, I give you a hostage.You give me the million dollars, that's another hostage..", the police chief interrupts him and says, "Yeah, yeah, I saw the movie." Amos' line is more or less the same line that Sonny has in Dog Day Afternoon when he's negotiating with the cops.
Crow, Joel, and Tom: "Attica! Attica!"
Crow: "Attica! Attica!"
Tom: "Attica! Attica!"
Quote "Attica!Attica!"
"Attica Attica Attica"
Steve Rhoades mocks the lack of protesters against him by saying: "I don't hear anyone chanting 'Attica, Attica'!"
Episode title.
Title reference.
Episode title.
Episode title.
After being placed in the crib, Brain shouts, "Attica! Attica!"
title reference
Tom: "Attica! Attica!"
similar hostage situation
title reference and the movie also involves a bank robbery
"He's in an Attic-uh, Attic-uh, Attica! Attica!"
Episode title.
Jay: "Sonny, let me make a deal wit ya".
One of the GDI missions in the Firestorm expansion pack has the name "Dogma Day Afternoon".
Mentioned by Raymond.
Episode title.
Episode title.
Episode title.
title reference
Joel: "Let me out! Attica! Attica!"
Episode title references this film name.
Mentioned by narrator. Still frames featured.
Episode title.
Mentioned by Gabriel Shear in the beginning.
Carol Kane mentions that she herself was a hostage long ago in Brooklyn, New York. She played a hostage in a bank robbery in Dog Day Afternoon.
Episode title.
Episode title.
Reference in the title
Episode title.
Coach McGuirk mentions it in dialogue
"Dog Day Afternoon" is a newspaper headline on the paper Gromit is seen reading.
Ray refers to the film.
Episode title.
One character imitates Pacino's famous "Attica!" line
A robber comes in a bank wearing SpongeBob's nametag shouting ATTICA!
mentioned once
The title is listed in a magazine.
mentioned in dialogue
Documentary about events shown in movie
Paris says she started pacing in the bank, yelling, "Attica! Attica!"
Episode title.
In Inside Man, Keith Frazier mentions Dog Day Afternoon by name. Additionally, Actor Lionel Pina who played the Pizza boy in DDA is also credited as "Cop with Pizzas" in "Inside Man"
robbery notes named after this movie
correct response in "I've Zine the Movie" category
Charlie screams "Attica!" while scaring off a crowd
Among the movies that Bob Ryan produced
House shouts "Attica! Attica!" etc at Cuddy when she refuses to return his old carpet.
Title of episode is an alteration of movie title, bank hostage in movie, office hostage in episode.
episode title reference
Episode title.
In the review for Before the Devil Knows You're Dead, Roeper mentions Sidney Lumet also directed this film.
Michael and Dwight chant "Utica, Utica" a reference to the famous "Attica, Attica" line.
LeeJohn yells "Attica! Attica!"
Referenced during 'The Great American Culture Quiz' segment.
Zinedine Soualem, one of the 3 bandits, is dressed and have hairs exactly like John Cazale. The plot of holding-up the post office and the crowd cheering for the bandits are also similar to the film.
House says, "You really think that re-enacting Dog Day Afternoon is the best way to get diagnosed?"
Included in a $4,000 question
In describing the robbery, Hardison says "You seen Dog Day Afteroon? It was like that."
on movie marquee
Subject of a $7,500 question
Episode title.
Shawn asks the convicts if they have seen "Dog Day Afternoon."
"Dong Day Afternoon" on porn marquee
The "Fruity Fables" apple says, "Attica! Attica!"
Mozzie, who has been placed under protective custody by the FBI, looks at a security camera and screams, "Attica!"
"Dog Day Afterschool"
Ian Kahn's character 'Sal' shares the same first name with John Cazale's character. Both the episode and the movie are about a bank robbery.
Al Pacino mentions Attica in his Dunkin' Donuts commercial.
A man in the crowd shouts out, "Attica! Attica!"
Mentioned by characters
film poster shown
Dallas (after George puts Yakult in a cage): "Attica!"
Referenced in dialogue
Lucy mimicks a scene from the movie
Features
Miriam and another bank clerk are watching this before Sonny hands over the menacing phone call to her
Featured in
clips shown
Seen on TV
This film is #70 on the list.
The scene where the bank is out of money is similar to the empty bank scene in Dog Day Afternoon.
The quote "Attica! Attica!" is #86 on the list.
clips shown
clips shown
clips shown
clips shown
clips; discussed
A clip is shown
Clips shown during Charles Durning tribute.
clips
clips shown
footage shown
Ellen's #4 Heist Movie
a clip is shown during David Poland's segment
Honorable Mention
clips from the film featuring John Cazale are shown
Spoofed in
Episode title
Both the title of the episode and the plot parody the film.
The episode title parodies "Dog Day Afternoon".
The "Dad Day Afternoon" cartoon
The bank robbery scene is a spoof of the movie Dog Day Afternoon
Ling-Ling shouts "ATTICA! ATTICA!"