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the staircase scene with the baby cart. there are also sailors in the scene which makes it clear that its like the sailors rebalion in potyomkin
The dialogue "-You got him? -Yeah, I got him" between the grossery store clerk and Travis appears in the final shootout in the train station between Ness and Stone
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Title mentioned
Film poster shown in video store
chow's bodyguard dragon helps save a baby in a stroller on the escalator whilst having a shootout with badguys. this is a take on the steps sequence from 'the untouchables'.
Tom (as Al Capone): "I want those kids dead! I want Santa's house burned to the ground!"
Joel: "It's like the last scene from 'The Untouchables.'"
When Norm says "I want him dead! I want his family dead!" about Gary, that is a reference to when Al Capone said that about Elliot Ness
Video in video rental store.
Cory mentions when trying to convince Shawn that he is a werewolf
Tom (as Al Capone): "I want Jefferson Davis dead! I want his children dead!"
"If they put one of our guys in the hospital, we put one of theirs in the morgue."
Open reference by a character
Regarding the NWO, Arn Anderson says "They send one of yours to the hospital, you send two of theirs to the morgue."
poster seen
Mke: The cast of Outbreak in the Untouchables.
Poitier refers to himself as an "Untouchable" after saving First :Lady's life and Murad disposes of a member of his gang similatrly to Capone in the De Palma film.
Riggs said that he "brought a knife to a gun fight."
Hollywood Screen Tests: Take 1 features many clips and references from movie and television history.
The baseball scene is referenced in the fourth episode in Edderkoppen
poster inside office
When the urn breaks, Mr Jinks the cat runs and urinates on the ashes. In The Untouchables, Robert De Niro as Al Capone says he wanted Eliot Ness dead so he could go to his house in the middle of the night and "piss on his ashes."
Titus references the "I want his family dead" scene
Borrowed dialogue
Stills are shown.
Mentioned by James Lipton in the introduction, still images from the movie are shown, and Kevin Costner talks about the movie.
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Jimmy impersonates Jim Malone.
the hotel mission, canadian whiskey, mafia in the 1930's
Elliot paraphrases the "Chicago way" speech.
Buffy says: "Here endeth the lesson" like Sean Connery's character does in this movie.
Mrs. Connelly tells the hitman that he brought a knife to a gunfight
Title shown in onscreen text referencing Sean Connery
The line "bring a knife to a gun fight" which is said by Mark Collie was first said in "The Untouchables" by Sean Connery.
many plot points, including two specific killings, are lifted from the 1987 film
The character Donut while dying gives Sean Connery's final line from The Untouchables, "What are you preparing [sic] to do?"
On marquee at Graumans
Rosesh paraphrases the "An offer he can't refuse" quote and is compared with The Godfather and Al Capone
Bill and Kyle are about to watch The Untouchables. Bill makes a poor imitation of Sean Connery as Malone: "They pull a knife, you pull a gun. He sends one of yours to the hospital, you send one of his to the morgue. *That's* the *Chicago* way!"
mentioned once
The scene where Don coldly kills the police informant in his gang using a forceful golf shot, is an homage to The Untouchables where Capone nonchalantly gets rid off a traitor with a baseball bat
Wilbur throws Lewis off the roof of the Orphanage like Eliot Ness throws Frank Nitti off the courthouse roof
Indy tells Mutt he "brought a knife to a gun fight," a Connery line from The Untouchables
quote from the film is said by one of the characters
When the Fulcrum agent is holding chuck hostage, Bryce says to Sarah, "You got it?". Sarah says "Yeah, I got it". Bryce: "Take it" just like Kevin costner and Andy Garcia's characters in the train station standoff.
Included in an $8,000 question
Tony quotes Sean Connery: "They pull a knife; you pull a gun ... that's the Chicago Way."
Title referenced by Elaina
one skinhead reminds another about what Robert De Niro did in the film
After a murder suspect is acquitted, Steel suggests going after him for tax evasion
Sam says, "If they hit us, we hit them back, harder. That's the Seattle Way."
Subject of a $1,200 clue in the category "Noncredit Where Credit is Due"
"Bringing a blade to a gunfight"
Paul alludes to it to mock Mangold and Hunsack
Mentioned by McCadden
title reference
mentioned in dialogue
"bring sticks to a gunfight"
"You just brought a gun to a bomb fight"
poster shown
DiNozzo imitating Sean Connery: "You never bring a knife to a gunfight."
Mentioned by Dean
"brought a bat to a gunfight"
JJ lists it as her favorite gangster movie.
One of the clues in the scavenger hunt
"bringing a knife to a gunfight"
Pram rolling down stairs in slow motion saved in the nick of time by a man throwing himself in front of the pram
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Clip included; editing analysed.
Clips of this film are shown during the interview with Gregg Goldstein about the film career of Sean Connery.
The characters watch the film.
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Clips shown during the interview.
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Spoofed during cold opening
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The famous baseball scene with Mr. Burns.
Spoofs the scene with the baby carriage on the stairs at the station.
When being arrested by security one of them screams "Your nothing but a lot of talk and a badge" which is the final line said by De Niro in "The UNtouchables"
Fat Tony says, "I want the mayor dead! I want his wife dead! I want his cat and dog dead!"
Recreated in the Bobby De Niro song (Baseball bat scene).
When Loogie finds out that the 4 boys are taking all the profits from the "tooth scam" for themselves, he tells his "henchmen", "I want them dead. I want their whole family dead...", etc. This is taken (albeit in a sanitized form) from Al Capone (as played by Robert De Niro) in the film "The Untouchables" (1987).
The baseball scene is a spoof of The Untouchables
Capone“s talk about baseball is repeated by Hammerhead
Don Weaso beat Paulie Red with a baseball bat
This tv movie is an agent film parody.
On Drillbit Taylors advice, the kids try to use the trick of the "hold-back-guy-scene" they watch from The Untouchables but it backfires on them
House imitates Sean Connery's delivery /line when he say "she send s one of yours to the hospital send one of their to the morgue."
When the two Buy More crews meet at the end of the episode, Big Mike's speech of how the competition goes between the stores spoofs Maloy's speech on Chicago police tactics in the Untouchables. Morgan also spoofs it when he tells the Hollywood crew that they're not from Burbank, also spoofing Elliott Ness
Rumpelstiltskin eliminates -although in a funny way- one of his witches henchmen while walking around a table where they are all sitting at, after having pronounced a speech about optimism and the importance of teamwork; just as Al Capone does in the unfamous baseball bat scene.