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References
The Breakfast Club whistle 'Colonel Bogey'.
Bender assumes Brian's father and overall homelife resembles the feel-good nature of the PBS preschool series
Referenced in
title reference
Joel: "This is from 'The Breakfast Club,' right?"
Video in video rental store.
Mentioned by Emilio Estevez in his monologue
When Anthony Micheal Hall smokes the joint, he tries catching the smoke he exhales with his mouth. Chris Tucker does the same thing in Friday.
At the reunion Gina tells Tracy that she looks like Ally Sheedy in The Breakfast Club.
In "Vinyl Justice", in Gary Numan's record collection they find a record of Simple Minds' Don't You Forget About Me with the poster from this film on the back.
Mentioned by characters in conversation
The entire episode is based on this movie.
Jay and Silent Bob state that they were on a search for the fictional town of Shermer, Illinois, referenced in John Hughes's movies. Rufus later reveals a secret from Bethany's past about a boy named Brian Johnson, which is the same name as a character from the John Hughes film The Breakfast Club (1985) set in Shermer
Prom band plays "Don't You Forget About Me," by Simple Minds
Referenced in dialog
7-leaf clover hidden in LP jacket for movie soundtrack; also features song "Don't You Forget About Me" from same soundtrack
Lorelai: "Working on his Breakfast Club audition."
Title mentioned in Mango sketch flashback
Breakfast Club parallels - Ian's accumulated detention, Maddie's initially prone form on the desk, and individual revelations about their personal life.
At the end of the teen movie spoof "Don't You Forget About Me"-parodying music plays.
When Professor McDoogle(Paul Gleason) is arguing with the kids, it's the exact same scene as in the breakfast club. In the breakfast club Richard Vernon(played by Paul Gleason) is also arguing with a gruop of kids.
the letter at the end of the episode resembles the one at the end of "The Breakfast Club" they also sign the letter as the Lunch Bunch
While the gang is waiting outside the principal's office, Cartman concocts an alibi which includes bowling next to Ally Sheedy, the "goth chick from The Breakfast Club."
In RAB19 when Puppy is going spelunking, he tells himself a joke before falling down, just like Bender does in The Breakfast Club
Marty refers to his friends as "The Breakfast Crew."
Rory illustrates Brendon's stupidity by telling Lorelai that watching the film inspired him to tape his butt cheeks together.
Characters mention a scene from this movie in a conversation.
The girls (young versions of Brandi, Ariel, Tiffany, and Rita, the murder victim) are watching the film at the Beaudry's home in 1990.
Doug refers to himself as Emilio Estevez and compares Carrie with Ally Sheedy. When Carrie doesn't understand what he's talking about he explains it's from The Breakfast Club and that he's amazed she hasn't seen it.
The vice principal uses the same line as the principal in breakfast club "You mess with bull, you get the horns."
Hawk uses "Neo-Maxi Zoom Dweebies" in an interview from 1987.
Favorite movie of Violet and her potential beau
referenced in dialogue
Michael botches a quote from Emilio Estevez's character
A present day Dawn mentions that being in detention was like high school not like the film.
Lorelai calls Rory "Anthony Michael Hall in 'Breakfast Club' smart."
Couzin Ed quotes the movie's line "You won't accept tongue in your mouth"
Lucy asks Carter: "Does it get more 'Breakfast Club' than that?"
Makes the countdown, is talked about.
John Waters mentions it.
The boys watch this movie in the back yard drive in while roger recites the final lines of dialogue from the film.
A young group of humans trapped in a closed environment learn to get along.
John Kapelos plays the teacher who gives the class assignment. He played Carl the Janitor in Breakfast Club. Bevan refers to the teacher at one point as Carl.
John Bender is at the Death Star attack briefing and asks if General Dodonna raids Barry Manilow's wardrobe
Hank begins reciting a speech from the voiceover in "The Breakfast Club"; Karen then points out that it is from "The Breakfast Club" and Hank says that he had watched the movie the previous night.
When Casey is making fun of the group
cover reenacts Breakfast Club cast pose
The pose on the poster is a salute to The Breakfast Club
While running wild through the school after hours, Becky, Tim, and Lisa dance around like the characters in The Breakfast Club to Karla DeVito's "We are not alone," and then Becky Says, "I feel like we're in The Breakfast Club and I'm Molly Ringwald."
Blair refers to the friendship of Blair, Serena, Nate, and Chuck as the non-judging Breakfast Club.
Shawn says to Juliet, "Who hasn't seen 'The Breakfast Club'?" Shawn does the dance from The Breakfast Club on the school rooftop. Instead of wearing nametags at their school renunion, Gus chooses to wear their senior picture and Shawn instead has one of Judd Nelson.
Red bounces a ball in his house when Saul and Dale first enter and says he is trying for a scholarship, similar to Bender's line in the gymnasium.
One of the movies the Scottsman shouts at while watching it.
Subject of a $16,000 question
Frank's neighbor, Mark Hutchins mentions that Frank "taped half the town's butt cheeks together". Emilio Estevez's character taped a kid's butt cheeks together in the movie.
Mentioned by name.
mentioned during a game of charades
quotes a line from the movie "this is what happens at my house when you spill paint in the garage"
Mentioned by characters.
Included in an $8,000 question
I heard a ruckus. Could you describe the ruckus?
Donny's line "Two hits. I hit you, you hit the ground!" is taken from a heated exchange between Judd Nelson's and Emilio Estevez's characters.
DJ says 'And then we formed The Breakfast Club'
Included in a $2,000 question
"I guess Bender really did go crazy after The Breakfast Club"
mentioned by Lloyd
Maggot asks if Ziggy is from Johnson's Underwear, one of Ziggy's various former band names. The name is taken from a line spoken by Bender in The Breakfast Club.
Abed mentions the film several times, and quotes the dialogue
The lipstick on the cleavage trick that Billie claims is from "Grease" is actually from "The Breakfast Club".
Julian quotes a line from the film
Included in a $10,000 question
Phyllis says, "I can put on lipstick the way Molly Ringwald does in 'The Breakfast Club.'"
Subject of a $400 clue in the category "A Movie Before, Then Dinner After"
They mention this movie
referenced by name
Subject of a $400 clue in the category "On the 1980s Movie Soundtrack"
When Andy is cleaning the vomit off of Sarah's face, she says "Why are you being so nice to me? Andy replies "Because you're letting me." just like Claire and Allison in The Breakfast Club.
Mr. Griffith quotes Principal Vernon (Richard Gleason) when he lists "You mess with the bull, you get the horns" as one of the cliched things that teachers say to students; when Todd plays music outside Olive's window, the song is ""Don't You (Forget About Me)" by Simple Minds, which was the closing song in The Breakfast Club
The DVD is on Ronny and Beth kitchen table
Mr. Litchfield, JJ's math teacher, runs detention and ends up like John Hughes' movie
Appears on the list of Blu-ray releases of February/March
opening credits mentions Shermer High School Class of 1984, and shows a copy of the videotape
Sarah points out that Mark was two years old when "The Breakfast Club" came out.
Various references to quotable lines and characters throughout
Haddie mentions "The Breakfast Club" being on at a revival house.
Barney mentions the movie by name.
Mentioned in dialogue
Jason Reitman mentions directing a live reading of the film's screenplay
the ghost kids dance like the original cast in the library
The gang dressed as the Breakfast Club one Halloween.
Headmaster Nash is played by Judd Nelson who played "the criminal" in "The Breakfast Club."
Featured in
Clips are shown in the teaser for the next week's show.
excerpts from the movie in this episode
17 minutes into the film, the girls watch a video of the John Hughes movie.
shown while talking about the Brat Pack
Clips shown.
A clip is shown
"The Verdict" segment.
clip of Bender (Judd Nelson) walking acrross a field at the end of TBC
clips of the film are shown as one of the films that made Christy a critic
Poster and footage of this movie are shown.
Runner-Up
Spoofed in
quoted
Peter walks into a room in the school and says Holy Crap its the Breakfast Club! then sees lots of cereal characters lying around like characters from this movie. Later on he walks along to the song "Don't Forget About Me" from this film, spoofing a scene from it.
Principal yells at them in detention.
the segment features homosexal characters
Ted punches his fist into the air after Dr. Kelso permits him to get a soda before returning to work. This gesture, as well as the music playing during this scene, is the same as the last scene in The Breakfast Club after Molly Ringwald's character gives Judd Nelson's character her earring.
Movie poster of fictional 1980s movie 'Crocodile Tears'
The entire set-up is the same as the film. Mr. Raditch wears a similar outfit to Principal Vernon. Sean = Bender, Hazel = Claire, Jimmy = Andy, Toby = Brian, Ellie = Allison.
Gus's narration at the end is a take-off on Brian's letter on behalf of the group, and Shawn pumps his fist like Bender after walking through a field.
During their drinking binge, Jeff, Abed, and also the pizza delivery man climb up onto a table and dance like the kids in "The Breakfast Club," and Karla DeVito's "We are not alone" plays on the epis.ode soundtrack
Freeze frame of character raising fist to the sky
Porn parody.
Superintendant Chalmers has a flashback to the "breakfast club"
The entire episode mimics the classic John Hughes film




