History CallBack / WesternAnimation

* ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBrothers'' likes to do this. When [[ThoseTwoGuys 21 and 24]] are taunting 1 for his MauveShirt status, 21 mentions a character called Speedy. Speedy was a RedShirt from the second episode.

** In "WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfBooKiniBottom", {lankton warns the Flying Dutchman that he's personally seen some frightening things in [=SpongeBob=]'s brain. Plankton's referring to when he entered [=SpongeBob=]'s mind in ''WesternAnimation/TheSpongeBobMovieSpongeOutOfWater'' and found the SugarBowl lying inside his brain.

** One episode had Man Ray use role-playing to become good. [=SpongeBob=] first tries to teach him good by giving back someone a wallet they dropped. Man Ray does this to Patrick, but is so dumb he doesn't even think it's his wallet despite his ID being in it. [=SpongeBob=]'s second lesson is for Man Ray to help someone carry a heavy package. Patrick keeps dropping the heavy package on Man Ray's foot. He gets furious and asks what is even in the box to which Patrick replies, "My wallets". That one's more of a BrickJoke, really.
** Another episode had Bikini Bottom terrorized by sea whelks. When everyone is trapped inside, [=SpongeBob=] remembers the time he had the suds in the first season episode "Suds", which he uses to free everyone and return the whelks to normal.

** During the beginning of the ChristmasEpisode, "[[Recap/ThePowerpuffGirlsTwasTheFightBeforeChristmas 'Twas the Fight Before Christmas]]", when the girls tell [[RichBitch Princess Morbucks]] that her Christmas wish of becoming a Powerpuff Girl will never come true and her overall [[SpoiledBrat bratty personality]] and previous criminal deeds earned her a spot on Santa's Naughty List, the referenced crimes in question were purchasing the city and [[LegalizedEvil legalizing]] [[ToCreateAPlaygroundForEvil crime]] ("[[Recap/ThePowerpuffGirlsS3E4BubblevisionBoughtAndScold Bought and Scold]]"), hiring Mojo Jojo to try to destroy them ("[[Recap/ThePowerpuffGirlsS2E8MoJobPetFeud Mo Job]]"), giving them a bomb for [[BirthdayEpisode their birthday]] ("[[Recap/ThePowerpuffGirlsS2E3BirthdayBashTooPoopedToPuff Birthday Bash]]"), joining forces with three felons, consisting of Mojo, HIM and Fuzzy Lumpkins, and going on a crime spree ("[[Recap/ThePowerpuffGirlsS3E12MoralDecayMeetTheBeatAlls Meet the Beat Alls]]") and tricking their new neighbor, Robyn Snyder into [[FiveFingerDiscount shoplifting]] so she could arrest her ("[[Recap/ThePowerpuffGirlsS4EP5 Superfriends]]").

** During the beginning of the ChristmasEpisode, "[[Recap/ThePowerpuffGirlsTwasTheFightBeforeChristmas 'Twas the Fight Before Christmas]]", when the girls tell [[RichBitch Princess Morbucks]] that her Christmas wish of becoming a Powerpuff Girl will never come true and her overall [[SpoiledBrat bratty personality]] and previous criminal deeds earned her a spot on Santa's Naughty List, the referenced crimes in question were purchasing the city and [[LegalizedEvil legalizing crime]] ("[[Recap/ThePowerpuffGirlsS3E4BubblevisionBoughtAndScold Bought and Scold]]"), hiring Mojo Jojo to try to destroy them ("[[Recap/ThePowerpuffGirlsS2E8MoJobPetFeud Mo Job]]"), giving them a bomb for [[BirthdayEpisode their birthday]] ("[[Recap/ThePowerpuffGirlsS2E3BirthdayBashTooPoopedToPuff Birthday Bash]]"), joining forces with three felons, consisting of Mojo, HIM and Fuzzy Lumpkins, and going on a crime spree ("[[Recap/ThePowerpuffGirlsS3E12MoralDecayMeetTheBeatAlls Meet the Beat Alls]]") and tricking their new neighbor, Robyn Snyder into [[FiveFingerDiscount shoplifting]] so she could arrest her ("[[Recap/ThePowerpuffGirlsS4EP5 Superfriends]]").

** During the beginning of the ChristmasEpisode, "[[Recap/ThePowerpuffGirlsTwasTheFightBeforeChristmas Twas the Fight Before Christmas]]", the girls reference the following criminal deeds [[SpoiledBrat Princess]] [[RichBitch Morbucks]] committed that landed her on Santa's naughty list when they tell her that her wish of being a Powerpuff Girl will never come true. The following deeds were purchasing the city and [[LegalizedEvil legalizing crime]] ("[[Recap/ThePowerpuffGirlsS3E4BubblevisionBoughtAndScold Bought and Scold]]"), hiring Mojo Jojo to try to destroy them ("[[Recap/ThePowerpuffGirlsS2E8MoJobPetFeud Mo Job]]"), giving the girls a bomb for their birthday ("[[Recap/ThePowerpuffGirlsS2E3BirthdayBashTooPoopedToPuff Birthday Bash]]"), teaming up with three felons, consisting of Mojo, HIM and Fuzzy Lumpkins, and going on a crime spree ("[[Recap/ThePowerpuffGirlsS3E12MoralDecayMeetTheBeatAlls Meet the Beat Alls]]") and tricking their new neighbor, Robyn Snyder into shoplifting and tattling on her ("[[Recap/ThePowerpuffGirlsS4EP5 Superfriends]]").

* ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls1998'' episode "Reeking Havoc": Buttercup asks Blossom where she got a giant match to battle a giant fart monster.

* During the beginning of the ChristmasEpisode, "[[Recap/ThePowerpuffGirlsTwasTheFightBeforeChristmas Twas the Fight Before Christmas]]", the girls reference the following criminal deeds [[SpoiledBrat Princess]] [[RichBitch Morbucks]] committed that landed her on Santa's naughty list when they tell her that her wish of being a Powerpuff Girl will never come true. The following deeds were purchasing the city and [[LegalizedEvil legalizing crime]] ("[[Recap/ThePowerpuffGirlsS3E4BubblevisionBoughtAndScold Bought and Scold]]"), hiring Mojo Jojo to try to destroy them ("[[Recap/ThePowerpuffGirlsS2E8MoJobPetFeud Mo Job]]"), giving the girls a bomb for their birthday ("[[Recap/ThePowerpuffGirlsS2E3BirthdayBashTooPoopedToPuff Birthday Bash]]"), teaming up with three felons, consisting of Mojo, HIM and Fuzzy Lumpkins, and going on a crime spree ("[[Recap/ThePowerpuffGirlsS3E12MoralDecayMeetTheBeatAlls Meet the Beat Alls]]") and tricking their new neighbor, Robyn Snyder into shoplifting and tattling on her ("[[Recap/ThePowerpuffGirlsS4EP5 Superfriends]]").

-->'''Blossom:''' Same place I got the giant jar from, silly. Season 1, Episode 2... remember?
** In "Keen on Keane", the Professor recalls a bad experience with a cat that made him "jump off a building", a nod to the episode "Cat Man Do".
** In "Aspirations," Bubbles mentions Buttercup's crush on Ace of the Gangreen Gang from the episode "Buttercrush."
---> '''Buttercup:''' Why you gotta bring up old stuff?

* ''WesternAnimation/BigCityGreens'': At the beginning of "Chipocalypse Now" when Cricket is standing up to Chip vowing he will stop him from ruining the family, he brings up launching a chicken into space, something he did at the very beginning of the series in "Space Chicken". He brings it up again in the climax after Chip is slung out of Big City in his chopper.

* ''WesternAnimation/AladdinTheSeries'':

* ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'' episode "Reeking Havoc": Buttercup asks Blossom where she got a giant match to battle a giant fart monster.

** In addition to his GiantRobot, the Giant Dexo-Robo, showing up prominently in several eps, his power frame (first called the "Dextransformer" then later the "Exerjock 4000") from the early first season dodgeball episode reappears in three late season 2 eps, the first one ("Gooey Aliens That Control Your Mind") specifically mentioning the "dodgeball incident" (and including a sweep pan over a room of previous episodes' inventions).

* ''Franchise/{{Transformers}}'':
** The second season finale of ''Transformers: WesternAnimation/BeastWars'' is a ''huge'' Call Back to the original ''[[WesternAnimation/TheTransformers Transformers]]'' series, the consequences of which could shake the foundations of time itself.
** ''WesternAnimation/BeastMachines'' continued the Call Backs with Vector Sigma, its Key, the Plasma Energy Chamber, and the HatePlague.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'':
** In the "Who Shot Mr. Burns?" two-parter, Smithers' throwaway comment in part one about never missing the Creator/ComedyCentral show ''Pardon My Zinger'' (which isn't a real Comedy Central show) ended up providing his alibi for not having shot Mr. Burns in part two.
** In "WesternAnimation/TreehouseOfHorror XIV"'s first segment "Reaper Madness", Homer becomes the Grim Reaper after accidentally killing the original. In the following segment "Frinkenstein", as Frink Sr. goes on a rampage at an award ceremony, he declares "I wish I was Death again. That was cool."
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Gargoyles}}'' is juicy with them.
** When Demona's plan to betray the humans of her castle so that the gargoyles would have it to themselves went wrong and resulted in the deaths of most of her clan and the rest being frozen as stone for good, she says "[[MyGodWhatHaveIDone What have I]]... [[IgnoredEpiphany what have they done?!!]]" At the very end of the show, John, a human hunting gargoyles, accidentally shoots his brother while attempting to shoot Goliath, and says the exact same words.
** "Hunter's Moon" is full of Call Backs to previous episodes, especially in "Awakening" and "City of Stone." For example, in the very beginning of "Awakening", Elisa is investigating the battle on top of the Eyrie Building and comes across a stone with claw marks in it, to which she muses, "What could be strong enough to leave claw marks in solid stone?" Then, in "Hunter's Moon," Elisa and her partner are investigating a crime scene in which a gargoyle tore a steel door off of its hinges, and Elisa's partner asked "What could be strong enough to leave claw marks in solid steel?"
** In "The Edge" Owen mentions a meeting with an Emir to Xanatos. Later, in "Grief" the Emir is actually a character.
** Goliath occasionally mentions "needing a detective." In the first episode, "detective" was the first new word that Goliath learned after [[FishOutOfTemporalWater waking up in the 20th century]], and he advised Xanatos to "call a detective" to find his lost disks soon after learning it.
* ''WesternAnimation/AladdinTheSeries'':
** The beginning of "Sneeze the Day" is a call back to the scene where Aladdin steals a loaf of bread in the original film. In the episode, Amin Damoola steals a diamond and Aladdin, Genie, and the royal guards try to stop him from escaping. The scene depicts the same dialogue used in the scene of the movie.
** Heads, You Lose: Moments after Aladdin gets his head removed from his body by Caliph Kapok, Aladdin's body spins his head and juggles it, with Genie commenting "Taught him that trick the first time we met."
** Shadow of a Doubt: Aladdin and his friends (save Genie) enter a cave where they have to find a mirror that represents "the truth behind appearances." After Aladdin finds the mirror, Iago attempts to steal a mirror that shows a reflection of himself wearing gold and jewels, causing the cave to collapse. This scene is very similar to the Cave of Wonders scene in the movie. Hell, Iago even mentions the Cave of Wonders incident when he tells Aladdin not to let Abu touch anything.
* ''WesternAnimation/TimonAndPumbaa'' has several call backs to the original film. Some episodes also have call backs to some previous episodes.
** "Kenya Be My Friend?": When Timon and Baampu are stargazing, Baampu asks Timon what the sparkling dots in the sky are, which Timon replies that they are fireflies. After a moment of silence, Timon asks Baampu if he's going to state that he always thought they were balls of gas burning billions of miles away, which the warthog replies that he will not, much to Timon's depression, making him start to miss Pumbaa.
** "Home Is Where the Hog Is": When Pumbaa reunites with his sounder, Timon interrupts Pumbaa and Sharla's moment and says "Let me get this straight. You know her, she knows you, they know you. What's going on here?!"
** "Gabon With The Wind": When Cheetata calls Pumbaa a pig, Pumbaa goes berserk and charges at the cheetahs, with him and Timon using the same dialogue used in the movie when he goes berserk and charges at the hyenas when Banzai calls him a pig.
** "Zazu's Off-By-One Day": When Zazu runs into Rafiki, he asks the baboon if he knows which animal he forgot to count. Rafiki shows Zazu his reflection in the water, though when he tries to do so on the first pool, he ends up showing Zazu a reflection of Simba instead of the hornbill himself.
** All of the Speedy the Snail episodes end with Timon and Pumbaa saying goodbye to Speedy when they take him home, only for Speedy to get caught by a seagull and Timon and Pumbaa having to save their friend once again. In Speedy's final appearance, the seagull turns out to be an aircraft controlled by Chromosome Quint.

*** The same episode (from season 5) would set one of the longest Call Backs in the series; Peter, talking like a redneck exclaims "Oh, that dog of mine!" In "Brian's a Bad Father" from season 12, Stewie says the same sentence and {{lampshade|Hanging}}s it, followed by a jingle: "''Family Guy'', we've been on for years!"

* There are a few call-backs in ''WesternAnimation/DannyPhantom'', but one of the most blatant is in "Memory Blank" when Danny lists events that happened in previous episodes to use against Sam during a bitter argument.
* ''WesternAnimation/AsToldByGinger'' was actually well known for this. In every single episode, except the first, they make some form of reference to a previous episode, and everything is kept in continuity.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBrothers'' likes to do this. When [[ThoseTwoGuys 21 and 24]] are taunting 1 for his MauveShirt status, 21 mentions a character called Speedy. Speedy was a RedShirt from the second episode.
** Another example is in the season one finale The Monarch casually mentions to his henchmen to send Wonderboy's remains back to Captain Sunshine, this becomes a major part of the episode "Handsome Ransome" 3 seasons later.
* ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants''
** One episode had Man Ray use role-playing to become good. [=SpongeBob=] first tries to teach him good by giving back someone a wallet they dropped. Man Ray does this to Patrick, but is so dumb he doesn't even think it's his wallet despite his ID being in it. [=SpongeBob=]'s second lesson is for Man Ray to help someone carry a heavy package. Patrick keeps dropping the heavy package on Man Ray's foot. He gets furious and asks what is even in the box to which Patrick replies, "My wallets". That one's more of a BrickJoke, really.
** Another episode had Bikini Bottom terrorized by sea whelks. When everyone is trapped inside, [=SpongeBob=] remembers the time he had the suds in the first season episode "Suds", which he uses to free everyone and return the whelks to normal.
* In the second episode of ''WesternAnimation/ExoSquad'', police officer and future Resistance leader Sean Napier saves Phaeton from an assassination attempt. Later on, he refuses to shake Phaeton's hand because "Saving his life was my job. That doesn't mean I've forgotten what you Sapes did fifty years ago." Phaeton doesn't take it very well. In the final episode, Napier, who has become a politician since the end of the war, is giving a speech about the need for reconciliation and cooperation to some Neosapien [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/POW POW]]s. One of them pulls a gun and tries to kill him, but he is saved by General Shiva. When Napier tries to shake Shiva's hand, he refuses, explaining that "the past cannot be forgotten". But, he adds, if Napier meant what he said before, "someday, I will be glad I saved your life."
* ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague''
** That kryptonite Batman carries around? That came into play when fighting Amazo? He got it twenty episodes earlier, in "Injustice for All", when fighting Luthor, who, at the time, was armed with kryptonite. Green Lantern took it from Luthor with his ring, but Batman grabbed it from midair and put it in his utility belt, where it stayed for almost a full season.
** It gets better. Amazo blasts the kryptonite into splinters, leaving only a single useful piece. This piece is the one Bruce gives to Terry [=McGinnis=] in the ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond'' two-parter "The Call". Since ''Batman Beyond'' was made before ''Justice League'', in reality, it's a CallForward.

* ''WesternAnimation/ClerksTheAnimatedSeries'' repeatedly references a scene from the first episode where Dante and Randall appear to be climbing a building, only to pull back and reveal that they're simply doing a [[Series/Batman1966 Bat-Climb]].
* In one episode of ''WesternAnimation/PinkyAndTheBrain'' they try to enter a [[AncientConspiracy cabal of World Leaders that secretly rules the world]], so they resume their identities of the President (Brain) and the Minister of Finances (Pinky) of [[{{Egopolis}} Brainania]], a fictional country they created in one of their previous attempts at [[TakeOverTheWorld taking over the world]].
* ''WesternAnimation/FriskyDingo'' loves these. It's packed with Call Backs and [[RunningGag recurring jokes]], but special mention should go to one involving Creator/StevenSeagal, The Taliban, and a Penguin.
* ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'' is a mostly episodic show, but there are moments that remind you that there ''is'' a story going on.
** During "In Your Footsteps", at the end of the episode, we see [[spoiler: the Snail being possessed by [[KnightOfCerebus The Lich]]]] like in "Mortal Folly", [[spoiler: who planned to steal The Enchiridion for unknown reasons]].
** In "Beyond this Earthly Realm", when Finn is looking for the Ice King, he says "Where'd you go Simon?" This is referring to [[spoiler: the Ice King's [[CerebusRetcon real name]] from [[WasOnceAMan when he was a human]]]], as learned in "Holly Jolly Secrets Part II."
* ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars''[[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS1E19StormOverRyloth , "Storm Over Ryloth"]]: In [[Recap/StarWarsTheCloneWarsS1E3ShadowOfMalevolence "Shadow of Malevolence"]], Ahsoka was disappointed she didn't get to fly a Y-Wing. In this episode, she finally does and leads a bomber squadron during the successful attack on the blockade.
* ''[[WesternAnimation/TotalDrama Total Drama World Tour]]''
** In the Yukon episode, Tyler complains about being ignored by everyone, mentioning that Lindsay even called him "Noah" earlier. The next episode opens up with Team CIRRRRH not noticing Noah was missing all night, to which an injured Noah snaps, "Who am I, Tyler?"
** Also in the Yukon, Chris says that he ordered jackets for the contestants to keep them from freezing in the icy climate, but then adds that they wouldn't arrive for a few weeks. Several weeks/episodes later, the contestants arrive in snowy Sweden, and Heather asks Chris if the jackets had arrived yet. [[spoiler:They hadn't]].

* ''WesternAnimation/AmericanDad'', of all shows, has a surprising amount of call backs. Unlike other animated comedies, the writers seem to be putting a surprising amount of effort into keeping continuity.
** One episode shows Stan sending a realtor/hand model to Guantanamo Bay. When she borrows another inmate's napkin, they say they will cut off her "beautiful hands". Later episodes show her with a hook for a hand, and at one point was even introduced as a "former hand model".
** Another episode features a subplot involving a cat that constantly attacks Steve. The end of a later episode shows the cat using a gun to kill Steve's clone.
** In season one, Stan sends a bitter, wigless woman to the CIA and claims she is the alien they were looking for. Five seasons later, Stan and Roger go to Area 51, where the old woman can be seen in a tube full of green goo in the background.
** An early episode has Francine mentioning George Clooney as her "one free kill". A later episode reveals that she really hates him for stealing her chance at fame, and she spends the entire episode trying to make him suffer by breaking his heart.
** In season one, Stan casually mentions having a half-brother. Guess which member of his family we meet much later on?
* In ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'' "Aftershock: Part 1", two mentions are made of the "Apprentice" episodes from Season 1 (not surprisingly, given the parallels between the two episodes).
* In an early episode of ''[[WesternAnimation/TheSpectacularSpiderMan The Spectacular Spider-Man]]'', Spidey saves a geeky guy and a hot girl and in his rush webs them up together and hollers "You can thank me later!" to the guy who is now making eyes at the girl. Later in the latter part of the second season, the geeky guy is proposing to her.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Archer}}'''s main source of humour is the callback, a carryover from Adam Reed's previous project ''Frisky Dingo''.
* In part 2 of the 5-part "Super [=DuckTales=]" story on ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales1987'', when Fenton first accidentally gets the Gizmo Duck suit, he shouts out "I'm being canned like a tuna!" In a much later episode, "A Case of Mistaken Secret Identity," when Launchpad is trapped in the Gizmo Duck suit, he describes himself as "feeling like a canned tuna." Coincidence? I think not!
* ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'' episode "Reeking Havoc": Buttercup asks Blossom where she got a giant match to battle a giant fart monster.
-->'''Blossom:''' Same place I got the giant jar from, silly. Season one, episode two... remember?
** In "Keen on Keane", the Professor recalls a bad experience with a cat that made him "jump off a building", a nod to the episode "Cat Man Do".
** In "Aspirations," Bubbles mentions Buttercup's crush on Ace of the Gangreen Gang from the episode "Buttercrush."
---> '''Buttercup:''' Why you gotta bring up old stuff?

** In the season 3 episode "Starvin' Marvin' in Space", Cartman blames Kyle for a turd in the urinal. Season 10 makes an episode note out of finding out who took a crap in the urinal. Cartman blames Kyle, obviously. After a purposefully convoluted plot, it turns out to have been Stan.

* In the episode of ''WesternAnimation/GoofTroop'' "Axed By Addition", Pete says that one time he made PJ pluck dog hair out of the carpet with tweezers. Evidently, it was more than once since the task is referenced as something PJ needs to do in both "Take Me Out of the Ball Game" and "And Baby Makes Three."
* Though ''WesternAnimation/{{Superjail}}'' is mostly episodic and prone to the reset button, the cliffhanger in season 2's finale ''is'' revisited in the season 3 premiere, after a short time skip. The inmates become aggravated with the current state of the integrated "Ultrajail", and think back to what happened after they were captured by the Mistress.
* A surprising number of ''WesternAnimation/{{Fillmore}}'' episodes feature background appearances by characters from previous episodes - the science fair in "The Shreds Fell like Snowflakes" has blink-and-you'll-miss-it appearances by one of the would-be perps in "A Cold Day At X" and the psychic from "Cry the Beloved Mascot".
* A disturbing one occurs in ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls''. In "Into the Bunker", as the shapeshifting monster is being frozen, he taunts Dipper by morphing into an image of him horrifically screaming, saying it will be "the last form [he'll] ever take". In "Northwest Mansion Mystery", [[spoiler: Dipper is [[{{Transflormation}} turned into a wooden statue]] whilst screaming in a very similar pose (though since he's turned back at the end, the monster's prediction wasn't exactly correct)]].
** There's also a much sweeter one: in the premiere episode "Tourist Trapped," Dipper offers Mabel an "awkward sibling hug" once the two make up after an argument. Then in the penultimate episode "Weirdmageddon 2: Escape From Reality," Dipper offers Mabel an "awkward sibling hug" again, after a much more serious fight, only for her to counter with a "''sincere'' sibling hug."
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Ninjago}}'' has a habit of introducing new plot elements that are intentionally left unresolved so that the story can revisit it at a later time. For example, the Mega Weapon is blasted into space near the end of the episode "Wrong Time, Wrong Place" to prevent Lord Garmadon from altering the present. Fast forward one season later, and the ninja find out in the episode "Codename: Arcturus" that the Mega Weapon landed on a comet and that Pythor intends to retrieve it in order to return the Overlord to power. Cue SpaceEpisode.
* The ''WesternAnimation/ReadyJetGo'' episode "The Grandest Canyon" references an earlier episode where Mindy mishears "perspective" as "''re''spective", only this time Mindy can say it and it's her friend Lillian who has the same trouble with the word. Mindy lampshades the situation.
** In "[[Recap/ReadyJetGoS2E22MarsRockForMomSeanHasACold Mars Rock for Mom]]", a reference to the end of "Try and Try Again" is made, and is a crucial plot point. In that episode, the kids want Jet 2 to be their Mars rover, so they give him a new set of wheels and take him to Mars. However, Jet left Jet 2 there. During the time in which he was stranded there, he has adapted to the Mars environment and apparently formed a relationship with Boop.

** In "Marble Madness", Steven rambles off a brief list of Beach City's citizens when Peridot inquired whether Earth still has humans. This list pulls a ChekhovsBoomerang at the end of season 4, [[spoiler: when Aquamarine reveals the reason she and the Topazes are on Earth kidnapping people is that they're collecting the listed "''types''" of humans.]]
* The second episode of ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooAndScrappyDoo'' makes a call back to the pilot of the [[WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou original series]] of [[Franchise/ScoobyDoo the franchise.]]
-->'''Knight:''' Blimey, what a night!
* In the ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'' episode "No Speak Da Ed", after Rolf kidnaps Ed because he believes him to be in league with the wolf who tormented his livestock as a child, Eddy is unconvinced that Rolf will do anything serious to the Eds and suggests that he'll stick eels down their pants again like he did at the end of "Dueling Eds".
* In one episode of ''WesternAnimation/CampLazlo'', most of the campers show Raj and Samson that they came down with a mystery rash, which, according to Samson, Edward still has in a later episode. In that one, Edward drives his cabin like a car, which becomes a plot point a few episodes later.