Did You Know?
Followed by
Edited into
Clips of the Stay Puft Marshmellow Man walking through the city was shown during the "Piggy Dough Girl" scene.
Actual film clips from Ghostbusters are edited into the episode as part of the plot.
movie is edited into short comedic clip
Spin-off
References
The scene in which the Art Deco temple emits plasma / lightning (when the portal doors are opened) bears more than a passing resemblance to the destruction of the "Heart Machine" scene (in Metropolis).
Mickey, Donald, and Goofy play three inept ghost hunters. At one point, Goofy says, "I ain't scared of no ghost," later imitated in Ghost Busters with "I ain't afraid of no ghost."
Referenced in
E.Z. sings and plays the Ghostbusters theme on guitar
The film is mentioned by name.
Mentioned in 'the Ghostbuster Show'
The girls hide a stolen sketch in a record called "Ghostbrother" with a clear parody of the Ghost Busters logo on it.
A Ghostbusters poster can be seen in the window of the comic book store. It's best visible at the end of the scene as they go inside (as Rick blocks it while they're talking outside). When they come out of the store, in the background through the window, you can see a small Ghostbusters logo on a white square background hanging on the wall of the store.
Michael wants to be a ghostbuster for Halloween.
A billboard with the GHOSTBUSTERS sign can be seen in the background when Godzilla downs a news helicopter in Shinjuku with his radioactive breath ray.
The song "Ghostbusters" is performed by Billy Hufsey and Carlo Imperato live in concert.
Features Ray Parker Jr. performing "Ghostbusters" on stage along with Dom DeLuise in an elaborate ghostbusters-themed number.
In the video rental shop, a character was looking for a ghostbuster
some behind the scenes footage appears
Wonder Woman says "Now it's time for some ghostbusting."
Referenced during the Sandwich Quiz
During the training montage, one of the Taft players is seen wearing a Ghostbusters t-shirt.
RC: Call us Phantom busters
Balki calls Mr. Twinkacetti a "ghostBUSTER".
At the back of the polo short of Mr. Brown, there was a logo similar to the Ghostbuster's logo. It was a bowling pin designed like the Ghostbuster logo.
Milo says "You slimed me"
Ray: It could even be worse than crossing the streams!
Jennie asks Allie. "Who you gonna call?"
The whole episode involves the REAL Ghostbusters in Hollywood as technical advisors on the movie starring Murray, Aykroyd, and Ramis.
This episode flashes back to the events immediately following the events in the live-action movie.
A poster of this film can be seen in a videostore
Little poster is shown.
Ms. Dipesto proclaims "I ain't afraid of no ghost!"
Movie poster on wall in segment 'Video Date'.
The theme song is used, set to footage from the Lonesome Ghosts short.
Mentioned by character.
Ingo Swedlin correctly identifies three cards; circle, star and wavy lines.
The communicators that the guards use are the P.K.E. meters from the earlier film.
Mama sees her mother's spirit, and later tells Iola "I need a ghostbuster."
title reference
Boycie refers to Del, Rodney and Albert as "the Ghostbusters" after Del organises a séance.
At one point in the episode Roseanne says "I was upstairs 'Ghostbusting'."
The Cast of Ghostbusters II talks about the movie.
dialogue: "you don't need an investigator, you need Bill Murray!"
One skit features characters talking about the movie Ghostbusters
The Jumpstreet cops are sitting around and say "if there's something strange, and it don't look good..." and it cuts to 3 EPA investigators who resemble the Ghostbusters look and uniforms.
Ghostbusters and Karate Kid movie posters are prominently displayed in the background during the "Nude House Of Wacky People" sketch.
Jakob Stegelmann mentions the film in his review of Ghostbusters II (1989)
A character says Elias Paniki is like Batman and Ghosbuster.
In Keapon's magic shop there is a puppet of the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man.
Emma mentions this
referenced by Andrew in the store
While trying to sneak into Kelly's bedroom, Woody spies "Ghostbusters" on television in another room and tells Sam about it.
In the opening report on crime, April O'Neil asks "Who we gonna call?"
Egon's brother Elong, president of Waste Busters appears.
mentioned
While in the house's library, Peter and Egon talk about what happened in the library in the live-action movie.
Title reference
The film is mentioned by name.
Roger Ebert calls "What About Bob?" (1991) Bill Murray's best work since this movie.
"So basicallym what you're telling me is you're all... Slimed!"
The goblin tracking device, looks and works similar to the PKE meter.
Miechels asks Holst Who ya gonna call, Ghostbusters?
One of Ramsey's devices is actually the PKE Meter prop from this movie.
Crow: "Good shootin', Tex."
Kelly calls Bud "Ghostbuster B" instead of "Grandmaster B".
The trailer for Nightmare Sisters has a character mention the movie.
Features Ray Parker Jr. performing "Ghostbusters" on stage along with Dom DeLuise in an elaborate ghostbusters-themed number in a clip from The 57th Annual Academy Awards (1985).
Mentioned by Joel
mentioned once
Crow, Joel, and Tom: "Ghostbusters!"
When Daniel is making phone calls to locate his friend, the phone number that he leaves on the answering machine is 555-2368. That phone number is the same as the one used in Ghost Busters (1984) in their TV commercials.
"Who you gonna call?"
Sam: "I am the Key Master."
"The Stay-Puft Marshmellow Man in Chains"
A character says "Who ya gonna call?"
In the credits of The 7th Guest, the following appears: "Bodyguards (to the crew)...Ghostbusters."
"Where are you from...originally?"
There is a sign of the famous Ghostbusters-logo in Proffen's room.
A character says "Who ya gonna call?"
Cummins: And who have we got on our side? Joel: Ghostbusters!
The video can be seen in the blockbuster video store.
Toddorbert's impression of the ringmaster.
The refridgerator breaks down. Fran says that it's a "very sentitive piece of equipment. Who you gonna call?" Niles answer the door, and it's Dan Aykroyd as the repair man, who introduces himself with "Frostbusters."
Marian Delario [Alyssa Milano] says: "He's as big as a house. Shuko did some sort of experiment on him. He looks like the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man."
Damian: "What a lovely singing voice you must have."
Thief starts singing the theme tune.
Mentioned in Karl's Video Store
Dan Aykroyd repraises his role as Dr. Raymond Stantz trying unsuccessfully to get the four ghosts out of the mansion.
Furrball dons a Ghostbusters outfit.
Mulder jokes "who you gonna call?" when Scully questions his ghost theory.
The trio refer to Kat as "Queen of the Ghostbuster banshees" in "Ghostfather."
Hilary says "today on the show we have Ghostbuster Ernie Hudson."
In "The Y-Files", when Casper wonders what to do in the situation he is in, 2 Ghostbusters show up and say "Who you gonna call? Someone else."
Swackhammer mistakes Bill Murray for Dan Aykroyd, the two starred together in the Ghostbusters films. Bill Murray also tells Daffy Duck that he is a friend of one the producers, this might be in reference to Ivan Reitman who direted both of the Ghostbusters films, starring Bill Murray.
The movie is the punchline to the joke in the "Race And Racism" sketch featuring Sting and Tim Meadows.
"What are we gonna do?" Crow: "Ghostbusters!"
Servo: The Stay-Puft Marshmallow boy.
George mentions the movie at one point in the episode.
They hear strange noises in the house and talk about calling the Ghostbusters for help.
The "waiter" who offers Wallace a poisoned coconut drink is named Venkman, a reference to Bill Murray's character in Ghostbusters.
When Treat Williams sees the monster at full size, he says, "Now there's somthing you don't see every day.". The same thing was said by Bill Murray about the Stay Puft Marshmellowman in Ghostbusters
Dennis mentions Ghostbusters as part of a joke during the "Big Screen" segment.
Inspector Darryl Morris (Dorian Gregory) asks Inspector Andy Trudeau (T.W. King) if his favorite movie is Ghostbusters. Trudeau says that it is Evil Dead II.
Scully mentions "Ghostbusting."
The line "What you're smelling is Cedric the Garlic Ghostbuster."
"Just think of me as your friendly ghostbuster."
"He uses Ghostbusters Technology"
A "Slimer 3:16" sign is seen several times in the crowd.
Crichton, while ranting to Zhaan and D'Argo says, utters Cats and Dogs Living Together, in the same way as Bill Murray's Character.
Mulder says "Who you wanna call?" just before performing a clairvoyance test.
Jett says "Who ya gonna call?" in reference to a ghost.
Barnaby: "This was ghost-busting."
Paulie uses term to refer to psychic.
Girl refers to Plummer as a ghost buster
Snivel resembles Slimer
Discussion about Huey being asked to do music for the movie, turning the movie producers down, then suing Ray Parker Jr. because his "Ghostbusters" song sounded like Huey's "I Want A New Drug".
mentioned in dialogue
Michael and Brian mention seeing the film.
Gimpy compares Mump to Ernie Hudson's character
Luigi becomes a ghost buster using a vacuum cleaner to suck up spirits of the dead.
Early on when Dudley is introduced, Bill Murray is administering a psychological test across a desk from him in an academic setting, much as he did early in 'Ghost Busters'.
referenced by Coach Kankel
A character says "Who you gonna call?"
Mentioned by John Doggett.
Quote: "Cats and dogs living together"
Homer comments that their new social worker is "like Slimer to the Ghostbusters."
One of Lorelai's potential suitors notes in his résumé that he has seen the film 124 times.
Features a mention of Ghostbusters and the playing of the theme song.
At the end of the episode Homer remarks "It's not only a great play (referring to Hamlet), but also became a great movie, called Ghostbusters!". For the remainder of the episode the entire Simpson family dances to Ray Parker Jr.'s "Ghostbusters".
Allan's fart container works by the same principle as the Ghost containing unit
The family reporting their haunted house to paranormal experts is taunted by their neighbors who look at them and say "Better call Ghost Busters!"
Mentioned on Weekend Update
Lorne says, "The Ghost Busters lines have been ringing off the hook!"
The movie is the punchline to a Jimmy Fallon on the Weekend Update segment.
Spike: "Who you gonna call?"
august says i dont bust ghosts I make them in reference to "Who ya gonna call?"
In Bill Murray's short, the two other actors mention this movie.
A character says "I ain't afraid of no ghost."
Pleakley says "We came, we saw, we kicked their sissy butts."
the main characters cross the streams while urinating. One of them says it's bad
In the "Dracula" routine, Frank impersonates Rick Moranis as Igor saying, "I am the keymaster, are you the gatekeeper?"
Jean Reno used a type of goggles for see ghosts, like Stantz's goggles.
"Mr. Right!" features a "Stay Puff!" wish cloud during a scene involving marshmallows.
Sammael is referred to as a Class Five entity
Kyle Peck of the EPA (any relation to Walter?) Also, on Halloween if you defeated a certain number of Ghosts, you got a badge entitled "Buster"
Scientist theme, jumpsuits
One of the Denver Ghostbusters Uncle was in the Ghostbuster of New York
Gordon parodies Rick Moranis' character in Ghost Busters when describing his workout routine.
"Evo Shandor" was the mad architect who designed and built "spook Central" in 'Ghost Busters'
Quoted.
Capture of demon's soul in original ending is similar to the way the Ghostbusters captured the ghosts.
Finally, staying in the ghost-movie genre, the game also 'borrows' some sound-fx from 'Ghostbusters' namely the sound of the 'stream' of ghosts 'pouring' into our world/dimension.
referenced in phrase "Who ya gonna call? Ghostbusters?"
During the break in into the mental hospital there is a portal above the building with lightning, just like in ghostbusters.
The quote "basically all the bad parts of the bible".
In "Pranks" Mr. Krabs says "I ain't afraid of no ghost" and that quote is also shown a few seconds before on a newspaper that SpongeBob and Patrick are reading.
The gang attemps to call the Ghostbusters to deal with their ghost problem.
Sorcerer apprentice NPCs (non-player characters) in Stormwind City discuss crossing the streams: "isn't that dangerous?"
Sawyer refers to Hurley as "Stay-Puft", a reference to the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man.
Jeremy also mentions this as a film that normal people enjoy watching, Professor MacLeish says he spends his free time reading, not sitting around watching Ghostbusters.
Logo on Merv the Perv's T-Shirt
The fire station at the beginning, where Hitch is coaching a client, is Hook and Ladder #8, the Ghostbuster HQ.
In the beginning Cartman is scanning the house like Peter Venkman did in Dana Barretts apartment.
the ghost gun and ghost goggles have a Ghostbuster quality to them
Main character says "I'm the keymaster and you're the gatekeeper" to another characterr
Dialogue
The guys are watching a Bill Murray marathon on TV and one of them says Murray should have won the Oscar that year for "Ghost Busters" instead of F. Murray Abraham for "Amadeus"
A player says "Who ya gonna call?"
The host mentions the movie in his "return from break" comments.
Title reference only.
Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man action figure
Ted's perfect woman is described as someone who likes dogs, drinks Scotch, and can quote obscure lines from Ghostbusters.
"Who do you call for phantom pain? Ghostbusters?"
mentioned once
Referenced in Italian Hotel
Dean calls Sam "Dr Venkman" when they talk about the hook man being a spirit.
There is a toy of a ghostbuster in a character's bedroom.
Jennifer: "I was definitely very skeptical about the Ghost Busters coming to the house."
episode title alludes to the film
One of the items on the list
Deliberate quote of the line "There is no Dana."
The character "PFC Venkman" is named after the character of Peter Venkman from Ghostbusters.
Rosemary refers to a magazine as "Ghostbusters Monthly."
"that Ghostbusters song"
Makes the countdown, is talked about.
mentioned during Chris' movie pitch
characters named Zeddmore and Spengler, and Dean's use of "Who Ya Gonna Call?"
Hurley mentions Stay-Puft as an obesity slur
Stay Puft Marshmellow Man and Slimer seen.
Tom Tucker asks who the Griffins are going to call to deal with their ghost problem. Diane respondes Ghostbusters.
Ben Stiller stars in Puckbusters
when katy gets a big sloppy kiss from both ashly and jake shes says "ugh, Ive been slimed!"
During the "Around The Net" Segment the Google Maps Guide To Ghostbusters website was showcased.
correct response in "Bill Murray Film Quotes" category
The Doctor uses a backpack very similar to the proton pack to catch the ghosts, and even goes as far to say, "Who you gonna call?"
After Ben changes into Ghost Freak, Acid Breath says "we ain't scared of no ghosts", which is the tag line for Ghostbusters.
The episode title is a reference to the theme song from Ghostbusters, which contains the phrase "Who Ya Gonna Call?"
Andy compares Judaism to Ghostbusters
While on the phone talking to someone, Steve the son says that the Ghostbusters DVD box set came out.
"'Ghostbuster' wannabes"
the narrator says "Didn't the Ghostbusters already catch a holy ghost?"
Line: "Ghostbusting keeps a marriage strong."
In "Homestarloween Party", Pom Pom's Halloween costume is of the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man. Also, in "That A Ghost", the line "let's split up, we can do more damage that way" is a reference to this film
The Confinement system.
When Sam and Dean are checking the Apartment Dean says"That's ectoplasm. Well, Sam, I think I know what we're dealing with here. It's the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man."
Julius asks Chris if he thought the Ghostbusters were lucky to defeat the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man
line: "So, do we call a medium? Ghostbusters?"
Referenced by name
Jonathon Ross repeatedly says "Who you gonna call?" when talking about ghosts.
This is one of the movies visible in the movie store.
"real life ghost busters" mentioned and a girl is called a "ghost buster"
A "Who ya gonna call? - Ghostbusters!" call and response is made at the book club meeting.
When Bobby is put in a straight jacket, a man in the room asks if he is the Gatekeeper, as the character of Louis Tully did in Ghostbusters.
mentioned in Bronx Beat
Gaspard sends an e-mail saying "I ain't afriad of no ghost" the line from the Ghost Busters song
Peter is in the Fridge and says "there is no peter only Zuul
A plot involves Chris and his friend cutting school to go to the theater to see the movie. Lines from the movie are quoted throughout the episode.
Jack Hodgins (referencing the fire ants) "Used a flame thrower It was like Ghost Busters the way they all went up"
Molly says the brothers are like Ghostbusters. Dean confirms they are, but without the jumpsuits.
Correen shows Vicki the newspaper ad she took out to promote their business, to which Vicki replies that they're not Ghostbusters.
(said jokingly) "I ain't afraid of no ghosts!"
The character Kate echoes character Ray Stantz, saying, "Where do the stairs go?" and character Jack reverses character Peter Venkman's response, which was "Up," by saying "down."
Bill Murray wears a Ghost Busters uniform
Brian asks someone in 1984 if they've seen this film.
SpongeBob: "It may end life as we know it, but I am crossing the beams."
While discussing the placement of the equipment, it is said not to "cross the streams".
Mentioned in dialogue
Character says "We'll call Ghostbusters."
Sword of the Stars: Born in Blood features an alien race named Zuul. In the review of the game, Morgan Webb says "There is no Sigourney, only Zuul".
One of the Denver Ghostbusters Uncle was in the Ghostbuster of New York
What ever Butters is going to imagine, it is coming to Imaginationland. Like the marshmallow man in Ghost Busters, it is her Butter' dad.
Chris dresses up as a Ghostbuster.
The third Video Viewer Mail question asks if there's going to be a new Ghostbusters game. Adam & Morgan mention Zootfly working on one, but not having the rights. Then they reminisce about the original Activision game from 1984, which they praise. They each say a quote from the movie afterwards before the next review begins.
Contestant Danny Wallace answers a series of questions about the two Ghostbusters films.
Shawn says that a prospective client mentioned "something about a ghost in a ballroom" over the phone.
Naomi calls Miles a ghostbuster
Chet Ubetcha (the tv reporter) says, "Tidal waves are approaching the cities. Dogs and cats are living together. It's mass hysteria!" In Ghostbusters, as the Ghostbusters are describing to the mayor of New York what is going to happen to the city, Peter Venkman says "Human sacrifice, dogs and cats, living together, mass hysteria!"
Mentioned in dialogue as a movie in which noone brushes their teeth
Codex: "Listen! Do you smell that?"
During the Weekend Update segment Amy Poehler and Seth Myers sing a "Brooklyn Ghost Investigations" song to the tune of the Ghostbusters theme song.
Randy saying that he got "slimed" with ectoplasm.
"Looks like we're gonna be ghost busting again."
The title of the epsiode, as well as the characters of Spangler and Zeddmore (Spengler and Zeddmore in Ghost Busters)
Floyd tells Liz that he has a partner meeting with Peter Venkman. Later, she catches him in the lie and when she realizes that Peter Venkman is from Ghostbusters, she says that he "used Ghostbusters for evil".
Several lines are references. The same brand of walkie talkies are used by the characters. Characters get covered in slime.
Many references, including the code names Gatekeeper and Keymaster; Reitman University (Ivan Reitman directed "Ghostbusters"); the Egon Spengler Memorial Award for Excellence in Physics; and Ray Parker, Jr Avenue (Ray Parker, Jr wrote the theme song for "Ghostbusters"). Also Stantz and Venkman, as well as mention of a 'PKE Meter'.
mentioned in dialogue
Mentioned in dialogue, and the theme song is played in the rape van
Michael puts up a picture of the Stay Puft Man.
The live action movie is referenced when the animated series is reviewed.
One of the downloaded content for the game are a Ghost Buster, No Ghost Sign, Slimer & Stay Puft Marshmellow Man costume.
Danny says "Who are you going to call? Ghostbusters."
Mentioned in 25 year old mobile phone recording
The Nostalgia Critic says that Billy and Jimmy's car has the design of the "Ghostbusters" car.
Quote: "Listen, Do you Smell Something?"
Patrick Jane suggests a self-proclaimed spiritual medium, Kristina Frye, could call Ghost Busters.
mentioned during a game of charades
Stay-Puft Marshmellow Man mentioned in dialogue
Frankie quotes Dana Barrett after she is possessed
Mentioned at end of show in reference to Kevin
title reference, plus Riley quotes the theme song
It is mentioned in the "Bronx Beat" segment.
A desire to see the movie Ghostbusters sets the story in motion.
"There's something strange in your neighborhood." "Who you going to call?"
The Ghostbusters "No Ghost" logo appears as a Stop sign.
Egon Spengler is the subject of a $16,000 question
Several of the ghosts from this film (Slimer, Mr. Stay Puft, the Library Ghost) all appear in the game.
Just before Eddie Serrano (George Lopez) gets trapped in the snare, he gets hit by a slimeball. His daughter looks at it and says, "You've been slimed."
mentioned in dialogue
recalls stuff he likes about the 80s.
Shawn refers to Gus as "Winston Zeddemore."
Mother character talks about meeting Rick Moranis before he did 'Ghosthunters'
"That's the PKE meter from Ghost Busters!"
Included in a $5,000 question
Mentioned by 'Ray Parker Jr.'
mentioned by peter
The "possessed" Nick says, "There is no more Nick, there is only volunteer fireman Smith" much like how the possessed Dana says, "There is no Dana, only Zuul".
Mad Moxxi : "You... you've earned it."
Jeff says, "I saw 'Ghost Busters' in the theater."
a man is dressed as a Ghost Buster during the 80s Party
suggests a redundant tagline
In his promo before the main event, John Cena said, "The Ghostbusters once saved this city from a giant marshmallow man." The show was held in Madison Square Garden in New York City.
When Eli describes the ramifications of attempting to power the gate to dial Earth, "Dogs and cats living together" is a quote/reference to Venkman's line in Ghostbusters
mentioned in dialogue
Subject of a category of clues in the Jeopardy! round, celebrating the film's 25th anniversary
"Zuul, motherfucker, Zuul!"
Title song is mentioned by character
Jesse says "print is dead" a line used almost 20 years earlier in Ghostbusters. The debate still rages. (Ghostbusters was referenced again later in the script, but the line didn't make the final cut)
-Sigourney Weaver references the movie, which she starred in.
Referenced by name
"I ain't afraid of no ghosts" "I ain't afraid of no ghosts" "I ain't afraid of no ghosts"
Spencer mentions the movie by name after Richard mentions that his house has a ghost.
in Mikey Day's fake trailer, he tells Sigourney Weaver's character that he loved her in "Ghostbusters"
someone is called Egon
A boy talks about this film
mentioned by Jason Reitman in a list of his father's films
Mentioned by Bob Costas in connection with Ivan Reitman
Shawn tried to describe a hazmat (hazardous materials) suit by likening it to "Stay Puft" - as in the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man from the movie Ghostbusters.
Jay mentions that Jason Reitman's father Ivan made the film
Leonard think they have an original draft of the script of the movie.
continuing the "Zuul, motherfucker!" gag
Chastity calls the girl who kissed her ex-boyfriend a "sloar". A sloar was one of the forms Gozer took in the past according to the possessed Louis in Ghostbusters.
Callie, a demon, floats above the bed like Dana Barrett from the film.
After being introduced, Guillermo tells Hodges that he collects "spores, molds and fungus." Dr. Egon Spengler did the same as a hobby in "Ghost Busters".
The electromagnetic wave gun's use heavily resembles the Proton Packs from this movie.
The "Zuul, motherfucker. Zuul" gag
Darwin tries to say, at one point, that he was "collecting spores, moulds and fungus" a la Egon Spengler's hobbies in Ghostbusters.
Upon the successful demonstration of an EMF Pulse gun shutting down a remote-controlled car, Alec Hardison (Aldis Hodge) says, "This chick is toast". A minute later, he explains to Eliot Spencer (Christian Kane) that the line is from Ghostbusters, and gives another line from the movie, "Don't cross the streams".
When showing footage of a really fat black baby, Daniel Tosh jokes that "someone toasted the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man".
The Ghostbusters' iconic firehouse appears in the game, albeit without the trademarked No Ghost logo sign on the building.
"There is no Jack. There is only Zuul."
The episode contains several Ghostbusters references: The title refers to the lyric "I ain't afraid of no ghost" from the theme song; one doctor thinks he sees a ghost and wants to call Bill Murray; a little black boy is wearing a Ghostbusters costume (with the No Ghost logo blacked out for copyright reasons) in the costume contest; that little black boy is referred to as "little Ernie Hudson" (Ernie was the black actor who played Winston Zeddemore in the movie Ghostbusters), and the little boy appears again after the end credits to say "I ain't afraid of no ghost".
When Billy sees the signal he shouts "We got one!"
Obi-Wan carves out the Ghost Busters symbol with his light saber on the sealed door.
"we crossed streams"
a poster for the film can be seen in Abed's room
Michael asks Pam if she has seen "Ghost Busters."
mentioned in dialogue
Mindy Kaling says she was scared of the film as a child
In "Purr-fect Partners": After the spell is taken off of the rats, one of them says "I feel so funky", like Peter Venkman said after getting slimed in Ghostbusters.
in a continuation of the "Zuul" running gag
Based of story and characters
Melissa asks Joe if he "busted" a ghost.
Bill Murray dressed in full Ghostbusters gear, coming out to the Ghostbusters song, James Cameron mentions the movie and "Tobin's Spirit Guide" during his intro for the Sigourney Weaver tribute.
"Zuul, begorrah! Zuul!"
mentioned in dialogue
Roger talks about creating a script for the movie and giving the script to some guy on a bus.
Sam: "Dogs and cats living together -- mass hysteria."
Title reference/pun.
In "Ghost Busters," Ray inadvertently thinks of the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man, who then shows up to destroy New York City; in "The Voyage of the Dawn Treader," Edmund inadvertently thinks of the sea serpent, which then appears to destroy the Dawn Treader.
dialogue quoted
Ethan says that Doug Falconhawk, the Scare Finder, "is like Batman, and all four Ghostbusters, and, like, a scientist motorcycle gang all in one."
One of the downloaded content for the game are a Ghost Buster, No Ghost Sign, Slimer & Stay Puft Marshmellow Man costume.
House tells the students his girlfriend sleeps 4 feet above the covers
when Molly mentions Sigourney Weaver, Victoria says she loved her in "Ghost Busters".
mentioned in dialogue
Proton pack mentioned by DiNozzo when McGee says the crooks went Casper.
Video case is shown in video store.
Like Peter Venkman and his college students in "Ghost Busters," Lester holds up cards with logos on them, and Jeff tries to use his psychic powers to guess what's written on them.
"That's why it's sold out: Gozer is the headliner."
The theme song is played at some point
The guys happen to find the place where the Ghost Busters' fire station scenes were filmed, so they start to sing the theme song.
During one of the 1980s flashbacks, events are mistaken for the plot of Ghostbusters, with three guys dressed as Ghostbusters being featured.
mentioned
in a propaganda film, Kim Jong-il says "Ghostbusters"
The movie is mentioned in regards to the porn parody being made about it.
An EDF trooper: "We came, we saw, we kicked ass"
"I ain't afraid of no ghost"
"Who you gonna call?"
In an effort to figure out how to get the spirit out of Sarah's body, Ethan asks, "What would the Ghostbusters do?"
mentions that it was shot in New York
Stay Puft marshmallow man
A convention attendee seen dress up as a Ghostbuster.
Demons chanting
mentioned
Jaffers' voice is based on Louis Tully, and Jaffers owns Tobin's Spirit Guide.
"Zuul, motherfucker! Zuul!"
Film Brain wears a Ghostbusters shirt.
In "That's the Spirit!", Phineas mentions busting some ghosts.
"Zuul, motherfucker, Zuul!"
Comedian Brent Weinbach quotes the line 'Are you the keymaster'
A Slimer plushie is seen in the crowd, most notably during Velvet Sky's speech.
Castle says that a EMF meter is a "tool of the ghostbusters trade"; Beckett asks if they're gonna "zap him with our proton packs"; Castle coerces Beckett to say "I ain't afraid of no ghosts", which is followed by an instrumental snippet of the "Ghostbusters" song; after the killer is captured someone says "Busted! Ghost busted!".
Phelous jokingly suggests Halloween was inspired by this movie
Jim asks Pam if she wants to watch "Ghost Busters."
During Zack Ryder's match, his love of Ghostbusters is mentioned by the commentators.
Theme song is heard
Ernie Hudson makes a cameo appearance
The theme song plays over title card.
Slimer successfully sues the Ghostbusters from their first encounter at the hotel.
Ernie Hudson appears, he who states the line "who you gonna call?".
Darryl to Val: "You usually dress like a Ghostbuster."
Referenced in the starcrossed lovers segment
James wears a Ghostbusters T-shirt
"Who ya gonna call? Snowbusters!"
video box in Phelous' room
"And apparently he buys his animals from Gozer's Pet Shop and Aquarium."
Winston Zeddemore mentioned
"Cause bustin' makes them feel good."
mentioned in dialogue
Jack says that New York is the first "Ghostbusters" all over again
The guys mention the movie in conversation; Bryan says that he doesn't like the movie.
While investigating Lassie's condo, Gus wears a Ghostbusters-like jumpsuit and backpack resembling a proton pack.
The Ghostbusters movie containment unit appears in the background on the right when the cyborg Katya is revealed.
Baber and Thorne watch the movie.
as part of the scam to keep Molly off their backs, Cash gives her a proton pack and tells her not to cross the streams, and they report in to say they're chasing Gozer; later Cameron gives her a DVD of it so she'd understand the references
A man who recognises that Jess is a member of The Real Hustle team is wearing a t-shirt with the Ghostbusters logo on it.
Dean mentions Slimer
Jones is wearing an Ecto 1 shirt.
The movie is mentioned by name.
Referenced in the "Fox and Friends" segment
After Harold (Dan Aykroyd) says that he's a paranormal researcher, Fran asks him who he'd call if there were something strange in her neighborhood. He completely doesn't understand the reference, and Fran tells him that it was a movie.
Features
Game appears in this film
Featured in
Clips appear in the teaser for the next episode.
The "real" Ghostbusters attend the premiere of the movie made about them, and thus title footage from the actual live-action movie is shown on the theater screen in this animated episode.
Clips are shown.
Clips and stills from the movie are shown to highlight Bill Murray's career.
clips shown
Clips from the movie are shown in this episode.
Clips shown.
This film is #28 on the list.
DVD release reviewed + footage used
Scenes appear in the tribute "Love Letter To NYC In The Movies"
Clips are shown
Clips are shown.
clips at various points
Chris and his friend see the movie in a theater, the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man clip is shown.
Clips from the movie are shown
Nerd complains that the Ghostbuster game should of had more scenes based off of other scenes of this movie.
Clips from the film are shown.
Some clips from this movie are shown in a segment on the line "Who you gonna call?", though this line is only said in the theme song.
The Ghostbusters series is at spot number 6.
Footage of this movie is shown.
footage from this film is shown
Brett's #3 Monster/Alien in Movies
Out on Blu-ray in the Weekend Peekend.
Clip shown for Brett and Allen's tour of New York City
When schooling Little Rock in Bill Murray films, Columbus shows Little Rock scenes from "Ghostbusters"
"If there's a steady paycheck..." clip shown.
A clip is shown. John & Edward perform the title song.
"This man has no dick" clip used in response to a William Atherton line.
The Stay Puft Marshmallow Man takes the #3 Monster & Aliens in movies
Ellen's #3 Movie Dork is Rick Moranis
Clips shown during the Sigourney Weaver tribute.
clip shown
clip of Egon on the phone
clip of Peter saying "so do I" in response to Shredder saying "I blame myself"
Panda "forgets about it"
Trisitan sees the alternate space Dana sees in the film
Clips shown
clip of Ray being molested by ghost
A very brief clip of Gozer is used to authenticate the Gozer costume that is being put up for auction. After two quick CLEAR glimpses of the movie footage, it is then shown blurred on a monitor.
#7
scene of Ray being molested by a ghost.
Venkman and his 'end of the world' speech is recalled
clips shown in DVD trailer
The Ghostbusters giving their "end of the world" speech.
MarzGurl inserts phony narration over a scene.
Venkman: "We can do more damage that way."
clip shown
Hagan compares the scene of the ghosts escaping to a poorly done effect of soul transferring in Zombeak.
"If he does that again, you can shoot him."
Spoofs
Spoofed in
The whole movie is a spoof of Ghostbusters.
Arnold and Sam don Ghostbusters uniforms and go into a haunted house.
there is a Piggy Dough Girl based off the Stay Puff Marshmellow man
This was practically a spoof of the movie.
In this episode we get to hear The Chipmunks rendition of Ray Parker Jr.'s "Ghostbusters."
Spoofed on Church Chat
Title
The episode is a parody to the movie except it involves the Muppet Babies as computer bug busters.
Porn take on the supernatural comedy.
Pee-wee: "I've been slimed!"
Whole episode is a spoof of Ghostbusters and it's sequel. Ernie Hudson (who stars in both) has a cameo appearance as his character from the films.
Atilla mentions 'gatorbusters as his guess, which is a gator version of ghostbusters.
While cleaning the apartment, Balki sings "Dustbusters" to the tune of the Ghostbusters theme song.
porn parody
Spoofed on the multiplex marquee as "Ghostbreakers"
scenes in the movie Ghostbusters are spoofed.
The vermin removal agencies in this episode are take-offs of the Ghostbusters, complete with backpacks and a headquarters modeled after the Ghostbusters' firehouse.
There's a "Ghostchasers 3" parody in the episode.
Jay shows a clip from "Ghostbusters 3" featuring a giant Ed Koch
The haunted library in the Boo level featured books that fly around. This is a parody of the opening of Ghostbusters, featuring similar events.
The guys don Ghostbusters-like uniforms to rid their house of a ghost.
Dexter dons a GB-like uniform in order to catch the ghost of a dead fish. After suiting up, he also says, "Who're you gonna call?"
The Salinski children go into an arcade decked out in wacky uniforms. A little girl in the arcade remarks to her father, "Look, it's Ghostbusters."
The "Trustbuster" segment parodies the Ghostbusters song and the Stay Puft scene from the movie, along with other movie elements parodied.
Peter job in college was as a Ghostbuster, and he's shown busting Patrick Swayze's character from Ghost.
The segment "Hold That Schmoe" is a spoof of this movie.
The equipment used to chase the invisible ghost
The father dresses up like a Ghostbuster and Matt even says "Are you OK, Mr. Ghostbuster?"
Main character dresses in a Ghostbusters outfit at a Halloween party.
The ice cream monster is a spoof on the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man
During the opening credits the kids dress as ghostbusters for Halloween and pretend to "bust" their neighbor.
The concept of searching for ghosts with light-inducing electronics was borrowed from Ghost Busters.
the ambulance participates in a cross-country race
Three technicians try to exorcise the apartment with high-tech equipment, with Ghostbusters theme playing in the background.
Logo on Ashs boilersuit he wears as an exterminator
"Billy & Mandy Begins" - In Grim's version of their first meeting, Billy captures him with a proton pack and ghost trap.
The channel flip featuring two men at restroom urinals who don't "cross their streams" is a spoof of the movie Ghostbusters.
at the end snow pissing scene peter says "lets cross streams"
"Masturbation MythBusters" also parodies this movie, especially the machinery.
"It's right here, Lily (re: Ray). It's looking at me."
It is one of the "sweded" movies. Also, video case is shown and Ms. Lawson (Sigourney Weaver) talks about it in an in-joke.
The entire movie is a hardcore porn spoof of Ghostbusters.
When looking in the tow truck, Elliot says, "Who you gonna call?" because the name is Repo Busters.
"Zuul, motherfucker, Zuul!"
Bill Murray helps reenact a scene from the film
Dan's tracking device is drawn to look like a PKE meter.
Critic dresses as a Ghostbuster and chases Casper around as the theme song plays.
The Nerd parodies a line from the film: "I'll tell you what the effect is, it's pissing me off!"
The three "ghostbusters" in this short chase some ghosts out of the New York Public Library, which was a scene in the original film.
Zack, Cody, and Woody are seen wearing Ghostbusters-esque jumpsuits and equipment while a very vague knock-off of the Ghostbusters theme song plays.
The entire 3 minute short is a Ghostbusters spoof.
Alternate Ending parody
Milo inadvertantly ends up extremely huge, accidentally bumps into a shelf, and a sailor hat and cape fall onto him, making him look not unlike the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man. His head is seen bobbing up and down from behind boxes of pet food ala the first look at Mr. Stay-Puft from behind some buildings A little more subtle, is that Mr. Stay-Puft's actual outfit is sitting on the shelf right next to the outfit that subsequently falls onto Milo.
Stairway scene
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