Production note The episode says Out for Justice was the number one movie in America for two straight weeks.
Production note It reportedly cost about $14 million and made about $39.6 million.
Production note The production allegedly trimmed William Forsythe scenes because Seagal thought Richie was stealing the movie.
Production note The film's original title was The Price of Our Blood before Warner Brothers required a three-word Seagal title.
Production note The movie includes an Arthur Miller quote over the opening credits.
Production note Gino names the dog Caraggio, which they say means courage or bravery.
Production note The opening bar-fight weapon is a cue ball wrapped in a towel.
Production note Kyle tells the story of Seagal allegedly demanding to beat up Hans and Franz if he appeared on SNL.
Disputed in the episode They discuss a long-running rumor that Seagal was choked unconscious and possibly defecated during training on the film.
Cobra Used as a comparison for stars running wild without restraint.
The Godfather The movie's Italian affectations and death framing are repeatedly compared to Godfather scenes.
The Godfather Part II Referenced in relation to Dominic Chianese's filmography and mafia-movie pedigree.
48 Hrs. Mentioned when comparing a bar confrontation and tough-guy comic energy.
Goodfellas Used to describe Seagal's mob fantasy and the movie's imitation of gangster swagger.
The Sopranos Used in a hypothetical where Seagal plays Tony Soprano and the cast overlaps.
Dirty Dancing Referenced as part of Jerry Orbach's respected pre-TV career stretch.
SNL Referenced through the infamous Seagal hosting episode and an Odenkirk anecdote.
Mission: Impossible Used as a runtime/pace comparison, with Bill saying montages would help the long new film.
The Rock Referenced for William Forsythe's good work in an interrogation scene.
L.A. Gear A billboard with Joe Montana is singled out as a perfect early-90s image.
Beastie Boys Their song is cited as a key early-90s needle drop in the film.
World Series of Poker? No direct reference supplied; omitted to avoid inference.
