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Trivia: For a movie that's so known for its violence, there are only five on-screen murders. An additional five murders happen off-screen, bringing the total body count to 10.

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Trivia: In an interview with Leon, he states that he ad-libbed the line "Ain't nobody coming to see you, Otis." Charles Malik Whitfield, who plays Otis, was bothered by this, and his reaction is genuine.

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Last Forever: Part Two - S9-E24

Trivia: On their wedding day, Tracy shows up at McClaren's to meet up with Ted and the gang. While sitting at their usual table, Ted and Tracy kiss. Right when that happens, we quickly see Marshall hand Lily some money. This is a callback to a bet they made in season 7, when Lily bets Marshall that Ted and Robin don't end up together.

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Trivia: When Austin says "I never forget a pussy... cat": According to the DVD commentary, there was initially a longer pause between the 2 words, but the ratings board was going to give the movie an R rating. So they instead altered the scene to the final product we see now, thus being granted the PG-13 rating.

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The Unforgiven - S6-E1

Trivia: In a flashback, Hank tells Karen that her name does not suit her, and that her name should be something with "asha" at the end. The actress' real name is Natasha.

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Trivia: Towards the beginning of the movie, when Baby goes for coffee, watch the street art behind him (outside, across the street). It is mostly a bluish-purple, with a barely visible dark heart in the center. When he sees Debora, the heart has turned to bright red.

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Trivia: Clint Eastwood's son Scott Eastwood makes an appearance in this movie as Trey, the kid she was walking with when they get harassed by 3 men.

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Trivia: Gil Hill, who plays Inspector Todd, was a real-life Inspector for the Detroit Police Department. He was still on the force when he appeared in Beverly Hills Cop 1 and 2 (he had retired before the release of BHC 3).

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Feel the Night - S3-E9

Trivia: Daniel stumbles in on his daughter kissing Miguel. He then suggests to her he would like that they the door open, to which his daughter replies "come on dad, it's not 1984." The original Karate Kid was released in 1984.

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Governor Dunston - S7-E2

Trivia: Bryan Cranston, whose biggest role is arguably Walter White from Breaking Bad, makes an appearance in this episode. Matthew Broderick also makes an appearance in this episode, who was the studio's first choice to play Walter White.

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The Beginning of the End - S7-E1

Trivia: Jack mentions that Jonathan was able to come back to 30 Rock because "the grass was not greener on the other side." This was a subtle shot at the show Weeds. The actor playing Jonathan (Maulik Pancholy) was on that show, which was about selling marijuana (grass). When Weeds was canceled, Pancholy came back to resume his role on 30 Rock.

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Stride of Pride - S7-E3

Trivia: Jack's "girlfriend" of sorts introduces Jack (Alec Baldwin) to her other boyfriend, named Ryan. When she is making their introduction to each other, she says "Jack, Ryan." Alec Baldwin played Jack Ryan in The Hunt For Red October.

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Trivia: In one of the courtroom scenes, the judge refers to Sandra Bullock as "Lois Lane." Around the same time this film was being made, Bullock was heavily considered to play the role of Lois Lane in Tim Burton's Superman Lives, but the movie was canceled just weeks before shooting.

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Granite State - S5-E15

Trivia: When Robert Forster (Ed, or "The Disappearer") stops by the cabin to drop off supplies to Walt, he tells Walt that his (Walt's) house has since become somewhat of a tourist attraction, and a fence has been built around it. Funny thing is, in real life that is exactly what has happened to that house since Breaking Bad. Tourists come to that house and take photos, and the owners have had to put up a fence to keep people off their property. Before the fence was put up, some people went so far as to throw a pizza on the roof, like Walt did in a previous episode.

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Trivia: When they are in the board meeting going over the perfume names, Grace Jones whacks Eddie Murphy in the face with a pad of paper. According to the commentary, this was not scripted. Grace Jones ad-libbed the bit, really hitting Eddie, and his reaction is genuine.

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Trivia: When Seth goes into the motel lobby to get a room, we see a shot of Richie waiting in the car. If you look to the far left of the dashboard, you can see a reflection of Red Apple cigarettes, the brand of cigarettes used in all of Quentin Tarantino's movies.

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Trivia: Anthony Daniels once again appears as C-3PO, making him the only actor to be in all Star Wars films. Similarly, C-3PO and R2-D2 are the only characters to appear in all 9 Skywalker saga films. Sadly R2-D2's original actor, Kenny Baker, passed away in 2016.

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Take a Right - S2-E6

Trivia: Minor spoiler: In season 2, Johnny reunites with his old Cobra Kai buddies. One of them, Tommy, has been ill for some time. They go on one last ride together, and by the morning Tommy has died. Robert Garrison, who plays Tommy, went through something very similar. Robert had been ill for some time, and got together with the actors for one last reunion in this episode. He sadly passed away on 9/27/19, just months after the show aired.

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Counterbalance - S1-E5

Trivia: When Daniel goes to talk to Mr. Miyagi at the cemetery, we see that Miyagi was born in June and died in November. Pat Morita, who played Mr. Miyagi, was also born in June, and died in November.

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Trivia: Ted is from Ohio, as is Josh Radnor who plays him. Similarly, Robin is from Vancouver, as is actress Cobie Smulders who plays her.

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