Connections
Followed by
Edited into
Spin-off
References
The phrase "Gort Klaatu Barada Nikto" is posted on Alan's cubicle wall.
Referenced in
Marquee of Tron visible in Times Square.
Referenced by Badge
Joel: "Looks like 'TRON.'"
When Kathleen Turner's character shows her son the virtual reality helmet, he mentions "Tron."
At the party at town hall, one of the party-goers is wearing a Tron costume
The appearence of the 3D world and the conversation that starts "Did anyone ever see that movie Tron?"
Fanboy compares the cyber world he's in to the cyber world in Tron.
Mike: "TRON?"
In "Game Over," Dexter gets zapped into and participates in a "TRON"-like video game.
Mentioned by Adam.
Gex's catchphrase: Boys, Tron didn't work once...it's not going to work twice!
Peter thinks to himself "What was the name of the bad guy from Tron? God that's gonna drive me nuts"
The Jews summon Moses and he is exactly the same as the villain from this movie in appearence and voice.
Tim has a Tron poster in his room.
Tim has a poster of the movie.
When Buzz walks through a dark hallway in the beginning, his space suit shows the glowing effect that was seen throughout this movie.
The villain from Tron appears in this episode's opening sequence.
The villain appears in this episode's opening sequence.
The outfits that characters wear in the video game world is based on the costumes from Tron.
Moses features in this episode, he is the villain from this movie.
Brendon mentions it in dialogue
Two light cycles are featured in the background in the parking lot
Troy's nickname is Tron.
Kevin and Richie announce a Tron Opera at the end of Kevin and Richie's Comic Book Zone
"Tron-like car"
Mention once
In "Invisibility", the Tandy 400's last displayed words, while in the trash can, are "end of line", which is a phrase used by the Master Control Program to end a conversation with its minions
The polymesh landscaping and recognizers were both paid extensive homage to in the game.
The evil main computer is called "Master Control"
The main character is "digitized" into the electronic world in a similar way as in the movie Tron
Features Commander Sark and a world based on this movie
It is mentioned in a magazine.
In "Homestarloween Party", the Poopsmith's Halloween costume is of the title character.
Rain walks through a Hallway that resembles the texture of the Tron world.
The skaters wear "Tron" costumes in the big finale.
One of the C.O.P.S. computers says "end of line".
cars from Tron used to present Best Performance award
A young South African boy is seen wearing a shirt featuring a baby in an outfit similar to the suits seen in Tron.
Chuck has a onesheet for it in his room
A news studio is compared to a set from this film.
Characters dressed as the virtual people in this movie appear.
poster in Chuck's bedroom
A guard from Tron is in Imaginationland.
Mentioned once.
Referenced by name
The "Blue" Guy is in Imaginationland.
Tron used as an example that a lot of names in the 80s had tron in them.
Tron guy is seen
myrons holloween costume
Sheldon wears a t-shirt depicting a light cycle
DVD cover seen
"Ideally, I'm thinking TRON."
Sheldon wears a "TRON" t-shirt.
Morgan says that, like Chuck, he has a "TRON" poster in his room.
Characters discuss the Tron poster in Chuck's bedroom.
An attendee to the UFO convention is prominently shown wearing a Tron Costume.
Chuck's dad signals him by advertising a midnight screening of "TRON" on a theater marquee.
In Brett's Warehouse there is a box that says 'Tron Discs'
When the pulse cannon is fired at the undersea base, it makes the "de-rezz" sound when it hits the SHARCs
Brett says "TRON: Legacy" is for all you lovers of "TRON."
Mentioned in dialogue, and Tosh takes Tron Guy into the digital world
Tron Guy and Tosh are shown dressed as characters from the film
mentioned in a multiple-choice question Jay asks Jeff Bridges
Topher says the information could come from Tron because of the way people are dressed.
Chuck has a Tron poster in his bedroom.
Titles and characters mentioned by Lemon while under black light
Referenced by character in segment "Luis Cobos presenta Muchachada NuĂ"
When Sterling asks Pam to 'un-bounce' his HR complaint, she says "Who do you think I am, Tron?"
Moses is based on the villain from this film.
Subject of a $1,000 clue in the category "Movie Tag Lines"
Mentioned by Ron.
The TRON poster is not only visible in Chuck's grownup room but also in the opening scene in his child's room.
mentioned by Crosby
Honorable mention
The Petetronic is dressed as Sark during your fight with it and the battlefield resembles the computer world of the movie
Jeff Bridges mentions that he was in the film 28 years ago
referenced when discussing the sequel
Garrett Hedlund says he saw the film when he was 18 years old
"Why do they look like Vanilla Ice if they just got out of TRON?"
In the "Our Time!" segment, Taboo (Andy Samberg) references the Black Eyed Peas' "Tron outfits" at the Super Bowl XLV halftime show.
mentioned by Cleveland
Appears on the list of DVD & Blu-Ray releases of April/May
Cinema Bum is wearing a Tron shirt
The Light Cycles appear in the Minute to Flynn It skit.
Abed looks at Dean Pelton's costume and asks him, "TRON?"
Being beamed into a virtual reality world.
When Dash takes off near the ground, she leaves behind two flaming trails of rainbow fire and also weaves through her potential pets in the style of a lightcycle.
Sticky note on TV reads "Flynn Lives".
Hagan says the ghost looks like he's wearing a Tron outfit.
Evil Queen/Regina Mills gives Henry "Space Paranoids", a fictional video game created by Kevin Flynn in Tron (1982), also released by The Walt Disney Company
mentioned in conversation
Mentioned in Interview
mentioned in dialogue
Marty refers to Larry, who's clad in a silver spacesuit, as TRON.
Petetronic re-appears. A Tron costume is available for Oswald
Raj says that the ComicCon has a "'TRON'-themed dance party."
Mentioned by Dean
Features
Game appears in this film
Game unit appears.
Game appears in this film
Game appears in this film
Game appears in this film
Game appears in this film
Game appears in this film
Game unit appears
Game appears in this film
Featured in
Reviewed, clips shown
Sound effects of the motorcycles are the same used for the light-cycles in Tron (1982).
An excerpt is shown
clips
clips
In the 1982 episode
30 seconds of the movie is shown
clips
"Rotten Tomatoes Show Sports Network" segment
movie is reviewed
clip shown
Spoofed in
Peter replaces Jeff Bridges in a scene that spoofs Tron.
Zoolander's outfits - when getting brainwashed and in the catwalk finale.
car dealership sells items from this movie that kill the owners
The green gird; Vespa and Lone Star commandeer a tank in an attempt to escape.
when Stan is sucked into his computer
Billy and Pete's cycle and their cycle gear.
Rap parody
The purported "lost theme song" to the film.
The nerd enters the TRON computer system.
"Soul Tron" is a spoof of this movie.
A police-bike chase takes place on a Tron-like grid.
parody skit