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Remade as
remake
References
Referenced in
Tom (as a character disappears): "Say, that's a pretty good Patrick Swayze!"
Schmidt & Feuerstein talk about
Crow (as a ghost appears): "Is that Patrick Swayze's father?"
In his discussion of "Jacob's Ladder" (1990), Gene Siskel mentions that Bruce Joel Rubin also wrote this movie.
Lilith mentions the movie by name after hearing the song "Unchained Melody".
Parker says, "When a woman cries, a man can't help but respond. It worked for Ingrid Bergman when she cried for Bogey in 'Casablanca.' It worked for Demi Moore when she cried for Swayze in 'Ghost.' And it worked on a very special episode of 'Facts of Life' when Tootie cried for Blair."
In the opening shot, screenwriter Alan Rudolph pitches an action film that he describes as "'Ghost' meets 'The Manchurian Candidate'."
Jane and Michael discuss watching Ghost
Jerry says he and Phil were watching the movier, trying to explain what happened to their dates, and Penny says it's also Larry's favourite movie, and that he cries every time at the end when the angel has to go back to heaven.
Sipowicz mentions Whoopi Goldberg and says "Are we talking about a psychic here?"
Movie shown on television.
Mentioned in Karl's Video Store
Monica explains to Phoebe that Demi Moore is the actress in 'Ghost', as opposed to Dudley Moore.
A videocassette is visible on a shelf in Video Planet.
Gene Siskel predicts "Phenomenon" will be a sleeper hit like this film.
After Martha threatens to kill Whitman, he says he would come back just like in this movie (and that Whoopi Goldberg would be involved).
Dennis tells Patrick Swayze he loved this film.
Mentioned in the film.
Harold describes several of Hap's afterlife experiences as being scenes from this movie, on which Hap claims to have been a technical advisor
Ellen sings "Unchained Melody" while making pottery.
Crow: (During a scene involving clay sculpting) This movie's like a Medieval Ghost.
Lukas mentions the movie.
Mr. Bauer recounts Sam's story as if he had lived it himself
There is a poster of it in the first office shown (the addition to be the focus of this movie)
Mentioned by Hans and Franz when introducing Patrick Swayze
Mike and Stacey make pottery to Unchained Melody.
Will's friend thought Anna starred in Ghost and asked how Patrick Swayze was on set.
Cordelia: "How come Patrick Swayze is never dead when you need him?"
Black ghostly death figures escorting the spirits of the dead
Mentioned on Weekend Update
To Don Swayze: "Didn't Patrick offer you a role as a body double in Ghost?"
Mentions Patrick Swayze not having the same problems when he was a ghost.
Crow (as a ghost appears): "It's Patrick Swayze's father."
The Patrick Swayze character names his horse Ghost, after the movie
Unholy spirit walks on earth
Warren: "I'm like Obi-Wan." Andrew: "Or Patrick Swayze."
After breaking up with her boyfirend, Claude breaks a copy of the film.
Noel suggests Roz to sit behind him and guide his hands "just like they did in Ghost"
Mentioned in film.
Harmony says Spike has "gone all Patrick Swayze."
Both films have a homeless guy jumping into a moving subway train
A movie role is discussed for a movie that is "Ghost" meets "Basic Instinct"
when a girl says that she believes in ghosts, a guy says "She thinks she's Demi Moore or something"
A DVD vendor recommends the film to his customers.
Lorelai mentions Patrick Swayze while she and Sookie are discussing ghosts.
Referenced on Weekend Update
Doug says pottery is "very Demi Moore"
referenced in dialogue
Alex mentions the film.
referenced in 'Lazy Sunday' sketch
When the line "Throw the snacks in the bag And I'm a ghost like Swayze" is sung, the poster of the film is shown
The scenes where Aditya tries to touch/move objects and is unable to do so.
Marshall suggests that Victoria is a ghost and that's why she doesn't want to kiss Ted
Cameron: "Why am I getting that 'Patrick Swayze in Ghost' feeling? General, we need a Whoopi."
mentioned in dialogue
Poster in the room
The black ghosts are mentioned
The clay sculpting scene with Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore is considered by one of the characters the most erotic film scene of all.
When Dean throws over a glass of water in his out of body state he says:"Dude, I full on Swayze-d that mother." A reference to Patrick Patrick Swayze and Ghost where similar things happend.
Sam says they'll need "Whoopi" for their séance.
Discusses writing the Oscar-winning screenplay.
A small poster is visible in the taco bar.
The shape of the glass shard that cuts Dr. Nick Riviera is the same as that on the window that killed Carl Bruner.
fake psychic is the only one who can see a ghost
Black ghostly death figures escorting the spirits of the dead
Features boy+girl pottery scene, during which Arif refers to Taso as "Patrick Swayze"
Screenwriter Bruce Joel Rubin discusses screenplay.
Jane mentions the movie by name.
George holding the DVD asks Annie "What would Patrick Swayze do?"
Learning how to be a physical ghost and laughing about touching Demi Moore
Mentioned by Dennis
Title mentioned during Lazy Sunday
title mentioned
Dance tribute to Patrick Swayze includes "Unchained Melody"
Mentioned by Billie.
Referenced in dialogue
Referenced by name.
Peter has shadowy ghost fiends takeJoe away. He then turns and says, "Ghost."
Included in a $500 question
mentioned in dialogue
Minty tries to recreate the pottery scene as a romantic gesture for Manda.
reference to the Patrick Swayze pottery scene
The pottery class instructor says, "I will tolerate no re-creating, whether it's ironic or sincere, of the Patrick Swayze/Demi Moore pottery scene in 'Ghost.'"
While Nikki gives Bart CPR, Bart dreams of the pottery-making scene in "Ghost."
Cat and one of the boys she met at the beach mimic the "pottery scene," with similar background music.
It is an option for a question of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?"
A girl at Louise's seance asks Bob if he's the ghost from Ghost.
Whoopi Goldberg mentioned in reference to ghosts
Diana says that she met Christine in pottery class and adds, "Let's get all of the 'Ghost' jokes out of the way."
"That 'Ghost' movie" inspired Anna to take a pottery class.
During the pottery lesson Brendan says, "Do you remember Ghost?".
Title mentioned by Kunnal Nayyar during his interview
Mr. Lamar talks about it
Jay puts his arms around a woman making pottery as "Unchained Melody" plays, like in the film
Sally (a ghost) refers to herself as "Patrick Swayze"
(Dean referring to Bobby being a ghost) "Instant Swayze"
referenced by Damon
referenced by Bobby
Features
poster in video shop window
poster in video shop window
poster in video shop window
poster in video shop window
Seen on TV
Featured in
Clips are shown for many of the year's Oscar-nominated movies, including this one.
clips
clips shown
The show feutures clips from Ghost
The song "Unchained Melody" is #27 on the list.
Footage from this film was edited into this mini-series.
number 76
Family watches scenes of it at their house.
Some clips from this movie are shown in a segment on the song Unchained Melody.
clips are shown to illustrate the best "goodbye" scenes in movies
Clips shown in a segment on its pottery scene.
Tank watches the movie
Clips shown in a segment on the song Unchained Melody.
Clip shown for Brett and Allen's tour of New York City's subway system
Clips shown.
"In Memoriam" tribute to Patrick Swayze.
Clips of mistakes shown
Clips of mistakes shown
a clip is shown during Jay Smith's segment
"Unchained Melody" plays when Decker merges with Vger, accompanied by a clip of Demi Moore from that movie.
Spoofed in
Spoofed in Ghost II
scenes in the movie Ghost are spoofed.
The scene where Sam and Molly make a clay vase is spoofed.
Doogie is asked to make a wish before he blows out his 18th birthday candles and scene cuts to a spoof of the pottery making scene with Doogie and his girlfriend, Wanda.
parodies a scene from ghost (even using the same music)
There's a scene which spoofs the famous pottery scene from the movie
Uses Ghost's theme song during the lover's scene. Twice.
The pottery wheel scene.
Peter job in college was as a Ghostbuster, and he's shown busting Patrick Swayze's character from Ghost.
The scene, including the original musical theme, when Bender helps the fem-bot to bend the girder.
Dave presents the 'real' version of the film
Baking scene (holding dough together)
Spoofs the famous pottery making scene from the film.
The last scene, with "Unchained melody" in the soundtrack, brings a parody of "Ghost"'s epilogue: the ghost, for first time, being able to touch the one he loves. What was a dramatic scene in Ghost becomes, here, a comic one.
Romatic montage includes the pottery wheel scene
Tonny sees his ex-wife and her lover making pottery like the famous scene in Ghost
When Peter is massaged it is done by Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze.
Love scene between Professor Hubert Farnsworth and "Mom"
The scene with Piella and Wallace modelling the bread is a direct parody of the famous pottery scene from Ghost, including the same music, "Unchained Melody".
Skipper and Kitka re-enact the pottery wheel scene.
Spoof of the clay scene.
Pac-Man eats Sam Wheat's ghost.




