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* In the American animated sitcom ''Family Guy'', the ''Star Wars Episode IV'' spoof "Blue Harvest" (2007), incorporated footage from the Tom Baker-era opening credits in the scene in which the ''Millennium Falcon'' enters hyperspace. | * In the American animated sitcom ''Family Guy'', the ''Star Wars Episode IV'' spoof "Blue Harvest" (2007), incorporated footage from the Tom Baker-era opening credits in the scene in which the ''Millennium Falcon'' enters hyperspace. | ||
* In the first episode of the seventh season of {{wi|South Park}}, the scientist Jeff makes a discovery about the alien television production crew by "[[Reverse the polarity of the neutron flow|reversing the polarity]]". | * In the first episode of the seventh season of {{wi|South Park}}, the scientist Jeff makes a discovery about the alien television production crew by "[[Reverse the polarity of the neutron flow|reversing the polarity]]". | ||
* In the sixth and final episode | * In the sixth and final episode of the second series of ''[[The Inbetweeners]]'', titled ''Exam Time'', saw the character Will McKenzie drink numerous energy drinks to keep him awake overnight to study for an impending politics exam. After noisily soiling himself during the exam, his friends joked about his new nickname becoming related to the incident, with Neil Sutherland calling him "Doctor Poo". | ||
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