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===Pop culture references===
*Buffy tells Kendra not to watch the in-flight movie if it's about a dog or [[Wikipedia:Chevy Chase|Chevy Chase]]. In 1988, Sarah Michelle Gellar had an uncredited cameo in the film ''[[Wikipedia:Funny Farm (film)|Funny Farm]]'', which starred Chase.
*Xander calls Norman Pfister "[[Wikipedia:Mary Kay|Mary Kay]]," referencing the cosmetics company.
*Buffy says to Kendra, "Back off, Pink Ranger!" [[Sophia Crawford]] used to be the stunt double for the Pink Power Ranger on the TV show ''[[Wikipedia:Mighty Morphin Power Rangers|Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers]]''.
*Buffy also says to Kendra, "After all of this is over, I'm thinking pineapple pizza and teen video movie fest. Possibly something from the Ringwald oeuvre," referring to actress [[Wikipedia:Molly Ringwald|Molly Ringwald]], who starred in many 1980s teen films.
*Spike calls Buffy "Rebecca of Sunnyhell Farm," referencing the children's book ''[[Wikipedia:Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm|Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm]]'' (1903).
*Xander says, "Welcome, my little pretties." This is a reference to the 1939 film ''[[Wikipedia:The Wizard of Oz (1939 film)|The Wizard of Oz]]'' when the Wicked Witch of the West calls Dorothy "my little pretty."
*After successfully researching the assassin he and Cordelia encountered, Xander says, "I am the Bug Man, coo coo ca-choo," clearly, though incorrectly, referencing the 1967 song  "[[Wikipedia:I Am the Walrus|I Am the Walrus]]" by [[Wikipedia:The Beatles|The Beatles]]. The Beatles used the phrase "goo goo g'joob," while "coo coo ca-choo" is from [[Wikipedia:Simon & Garfunkel|Simon & Garfunkel]]'s 1968 song [[Wikipedia:Mrs. Robinson|Mrs. Robinson]]. It's a common mistake, though.
*Upon returning to the school and seeing the aftermath of the assassination attempt on Buffy, Xander quips, "Who sponsored career day today, the British soccer fan association?" which is a reference to [[Wikipedia:Football hooliganism in the United Kingdom|football hooliganism]].