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** In the first episode, Will's parents sending him away from the massacre is similar to Superman's parents doing the same to him when Krypton was exploding.
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** In the first episode, Will's parents sending him away from the massacre is similar to Superman's parents doing the same to him when Krypton was exploding. The track that plays during this scene is called "ORPHANS OF KRYPTON".
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** Episode 8: "A God Walks Into Abar" ...isn't named after anything and is JustForPun.
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** Episode 8: "A God Walks Into Abar" ...isn't named after anything and is JustForPun.just a PunBasedTitle.
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** Just like the original comic, the miniseries ends on a massively AmbiguousEnding that completely leaves the future of the world up in the air -- the comic ends with Rorschach's Journal about to be published by ''The New Frontiersman'', and the miniseries ends with [[spoiler:Angela about to test out and see if she can walk on water (meaning that she had inherited her husband's [[RealityWarper powers]])]].
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** Just like the original comic, the miniseries ends on a massively AmbiguousEnding that completely leaves the future of the world completely up in the air -- the comic ends with Rorschach's Journal about to be published by ''The New Frontiersman'', and the miniseries ends with [[spoiler:Angela about to test out and see if she can walk on water (meaning that she had inherited her husband's [[RealityWarper powers]])]].
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** At one point in Episode 8, [[spoiler:Jon]] says to Angela, "I leave it entirely in your hands", which is the famous last line of the original comic book, though used in a completely different context here.
*** The way [[spoiler:Jon kills the Seventh Kavalry members]] looks the same as [[spoiler:how he killed Rorschach in the comic. The connection between the two scenes is emphasized by the Kavalry members wearing imitations of Rorshach's mask]].
*** [[spoiler:When Jon asks Veidt if he can build him the device to erase his memory]], Adrian chuckles and responds "I did it thirty years ago", calling to mind his wording when revealing Nite Owl, Rorschach, and Silk Spectre II were too late to stop him ("I did it thirty-five minutes ago").
*** The way [[spoiler:Jon kills the Seventh Kavalry members]] looks the same as [[spoiler:how he killed Rorschach in the comic. The connection between the two scenes is emphasized by the Kavalry members wearing imitations of Rorshach's mask]].
*** [[spoiler:When Jon asks Veidt if he can build him the device to erase his memory]], Adrian chuckles and responds "I did it thirty years ago", calling to mind his wording when revealing Nite Owl, Rorschach, and Silk Spectre II were too late to stop him ("I did it thirty-five minutes ago").
** Just like the original comic, the miniseries ends on a massively AmbiguousEnding that completely leaves the future of the world up in the air -- the comic ends with Rorschach's Journal about to be published by ''The New Frontiersman'', and the miniseries ends with [[spoiler:Angela about to test out and see if she can walk on water (meaning that she had inherited her husband's [[RealityWarper powers]])]].
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* When [[spoiler: Manhattan]] meets with Veidt in the sixth episode, one of the monitors in Veidt's sanctuary is cracked in an allusion to Creator/ZackSnyder's ''Film/{{Watchmen}}''.
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* When [[spoiler: Manhattan]] meets with Veidt in the sixth eighth episode, one of the monitors in Veidt's sanctuary is cracked in an allusion to Creator/ZackSnyder's ''Film/{{Watchmen}}''.
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** Angela’s husband is named Cal which is a different spelling of his Kryptonian first name, Kal. [[spoiler:Which, considering that he's somehow an amnesiac Doctor Manhattan, could be a deliberate allusion to Superman. This can also be considered a reference to ComicBook/WhateverHappenedToTheManOfTomorrow, another Moore work, where Superman is revealed to have given up his powers in exchange for a new life with Lois.]]
** The homage is made more explicit in episode 6 when Will meets someone reading the first issue of ''Action Comics'' and the guy tells him about their similar backgrounds.
** Will’s wife is a journalist like Superman’s wife, ComicBook/LoisLane, is.
** The homage is made more explicit in episode 6 when Will meets someone reading the first issue of ''Action Comics'' and the guy tells him about their similar backgrounds.
** Will’s wife is a journalist like Superman’s wife, ComicBook/LoisLane, is.
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** Angela’s Angela's husband is named Cal which is a different spelling of his Kryptonian first name, Kal. [[spoiler:Which, considering that he's somehow an amnesiac Doctor Manhattan, could be a deliberate allusion to Superman. This can also be considered a reference to ComicBook/WhateverHappenedToTheManOfTomorrow, another Moore work, where Superman is revealed to have given up his powers in exchange for a new life with Lois.]]
** The homage is made more explicit inepisode Episode 6 when Will meets someone reading the first issue of ''Action Comics'' and the guy tells him about their similar backgrounds.
**Will’s Will's wife is a journalist like Superman’s wife, ComicBook/LoisLane, is.is.
** Will Reeves' last name is, aside from an allusion to Bass Reeves of ''The Lone Ranger'' fame, likely a reference to Creator/ChristopherReeve, the most famous actor to have played Superman on film.
** The homage is made more explicit in
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** Will Reeves' last name is, aside from an allusion to Bass Reeves of ''The Lone Ranger'' fame, likely a reference to Creator/ChristopherReeve, the most famous actor to have played Superman on film.
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** When Angela is doing career day for her son’s class, the egg she cracks has a spot in the yolk that looks like the bloody smiley face.
** Angela’s code to get into her secret room is “1985” which is the year in which the comic takes place.
** Creator/RobertRedford being president is from a joke from the comic, in reference to a [[UsefulNotes/RonaldReagan certain other actor]] with an [[AlliterativeName “RR” name]] who was president during the publication of the comic.
** The Tulsa PD’s PretentiousLatinMotto translates to “Who watches the Watchmen?”
** Pirate Jenny’s name presumably comes from the InUniverse comic which itself is a reference to the song “The Threepenny Opera”.
** Angela’s code to get into her secret room is “1985” which is the year in which the comic takes place.
** Creator/RobertRedford being president is from a joke from the comic, in reference to a [[UsefulNotes/RonaldReagan certain other actor]] with an [[AlliterativeName “RR” name]] who was president during the publication of the comic.
** The Tulsa PD’s PretentiousLatinMotto translates to “Who watches the Watchmen?”
** Pirate Jenny’s name presumably comes from the InUniverse comic which itself is a reference to the song “The Threepenny Opera”.
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** When Angela is doing career day for her son’s son's class, the egg she cracks has a spot in the yolk that looks like the bloody smiley face.
** Angela’s code to get into her secret room is“1985” "1985" which is the year in which the comic takes place.
** Creator/RobertRedford being president is from a joke from the comic, in reference to a [[UsefulNotes/RonaldReagan certain other actor]] with an [[AlliterativeName“RR” "RR" name]] who was president during the publication of the comic.
** The Tulsa PD’s PretentiousLatinMotto translates to“Who "Who watches the Watchmen?”
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** Pirate Jenny’s name presumably comes from the InUniverse comic which itself is a reference tothe song “The Threepenny Opera”.''Theatre/TheThreepennyOpera''.
** Angela’s code to get into her secret room is
** Creator/RobertRedford being president is from a joke from the comic, in reference to a [[UsefulNotes/RonaldReagan certain other actor]] with an [[AlliterativeName
** The Tulsa PD’s PretentiousLatinMotto translates to
** Pirate Jenny’s name presumably comes from the InUniverse comic which itself is a reference to
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** In episode 4, Katy Clark can be seen reading a book called ''Fogdancing '' written by Max Shea who wrote the pirate comics in the comic.
** Topher has a stuffed animal of Veidt’s lynx in his room.
** Topher has a stuffed animal of Veidt’s lynx in his room.
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** In episode Episode 4, Katy Clark can be seen reading a book called ''Fogdancing '' written by Max Shea who wrote the pirate comics in the comic.
** Topher has a stuffed animal of Veidt’s lynx Bubastis in hisroom.room.
** Veidt spelling out a call for help [[spoiler:out of the corpses of his servants on Europa]] is likely an allusion to the ''Tales of the Black Freighter'' [[ShowWithinAShow side-comic]] within the original source material, wherein the titular Black Freighter [[spoiler:managed to sail home after being shipwrecked on a deserted island with a raft made out of the corpses of his fellow crewmen]].
** As Angela, her children, and Will all walk away from the Dreamland Theater at the end of Episode 9 the letters on the marquee have all burned out except "DR M" as a reference to Doctor Manhattan.
** Topher has a stuffed animal of Veidt’s lynx Bubastis in his
** Veidt spelling out a call for help [[spoiler:out of the corpses of his servants on Europa]] is likely an allusion to the ''Tales of the Black Freighter'' [[ShowWithinAShow side-comic]] within the original source material, wherein the titular Black Freighter [[spoiler:managed to sail home after being shipwrecked on a deserted island with a raft made out of the corpses of his fellow crewmen]].
** As Angela, her children, and Will all walk away from the Dreamland Theater at the end of Episode 9 the letters on the marquee have all burned out except "DR M" as a reference to Doctor Manhattan.
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** Episode 1: "It's Summer and We're Running Out of Ice" is a line from the song "Poor Jud Is Daid" from ''Theatre/{{Oklahoma}}''; a production of the play is seen early into the episode.
** Episode 2: "Martial Feats Of Comanche Horsemanship" is a tweaked title of a painting from 1834. It's called ''Comanche Feats of Horsemanship''. Said painting can be found in the Crawfords' house.
** Episode 2: "Martial Feats Of Comanche Horsemanship" is a tweaked title of a painting from 1834. It's called ''Comanche Feats of Horsemanship''. Said painting can be found in the Crawfords' house.
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** Episode 1: "It's Summer and We're Running Out of Ice" is a line from the song "Poor Jud Is Daid" from ''Theatre/{{Oklahoma}}''; a an all-black production of the play is seen early into the episode.
** Episode 2: "Martial Feats Of Comanche Horsemanship" is a tweaked title of a George Catlin painting from1834. It's 1834 called ''Comanche Feats of Horsemanship''. Said painting can be found in the Crawfords' house. The fact that Catlin's work has often been read as intrusive of Native American culture and to be carrying a colonialist tone with it can be considered {{Foreshadowing}} towards [[spoiler:TheReveal of the [=KKK=] outfit in Judd's closet.]]
** Episode 2: "Martial Feats Of Comanche Horsemanship" is a tweaked title of a George Catlin painting from
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** Episode 7: "An Almost Religious Awe" is from the comic where Manhattan is describing how the citizens of Vietnam came to see him as a god.
** Episode 8: "A God Walks into Abar" ...isn't named after anything and is JustForPun.
** Episode 8: "A God Walks into Abar" ...isn't named after anything and is JustForPun.
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** Episode 7: "An Almost Religious Awe" is also from the comic comic, specifically from where Manhattan is describing how the citizens of Vietnam came to see him as a god.
** Episode 8: "A God Walksinto Into Abar" ...isn't named after anything and is JustForPun.
** Episode 8: "A God Walks
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* Mr. Shadows is a pretty obvious TakeThat to the [[Film/TheDarkKnightTrilogy Nolanverse Batman]], though it’s important to note that Lindelof is a fan of the trilogy.
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* Mr. Shadows is a pretty obvious TakeThat to the [[Film/TheDarkKnightTrilogy Nolanverse Batman]], though it’s important to note that Lindelof is actually a fan of the trilogy.
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* As Angela, her children, and Will all walk away from the Dreamland Theater at the end of episode 9 the letters on the marquee have all burned out except "DR M" as a reference to Doctor Manhattan.
* The Peteypedia has an offhand mention from 2019 of Creator/HowardHughes as a “life extension” expert while referring to him in the present tense. It seems that, having presumably never made ''Film/TheConqueror'', he never became a crazy recluse who eventually died in the second half of TheSeventies. Howard Hughes in a SchizoTech future threatened both by hyper-advanced science and nuclear war trying to make himself immortal? [[VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas One must wonder if he lives in a casino.]]
* The Peteypedia has an offhand mention from 2019 of Creator/HowardHughes as a “life extension” expert while referring to him in the present tense. It seems that, having presumably never made ''Film/TheConqueror'', he never became a crazy recluse who eventually died in the second half of TheSeventies. Howard Hughes in a SchizoTech future threatened both by hyper-advanced science and nuclear war trying to make himself immortal? [[VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas One must wonder if he lives in a casino.]]
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* When [[spoiler: Manhattan]] meets with Veidt in the sixth episode, one of the monitors in Veidt's sanctuary is cracked in an allusion to [[Film/Watchmen2009 Snyder's film.]]
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* When [[spoiler: Manhattan]] meets with Veidt in the sixth episode, one of the monitors in Veidt's sanctuary is cracked in an allusion to [[Film/Watchmen2009 Snyder's film.]]Creator/ZackSnyder's ''Film/{{Watchmen}}''.
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* There are a lot of references/parallels to ComicBook/{{Superman}}.
** In the first episode, Will’s parents sending him away from the massacre is similar to Superman’s parents doing the same to him when Krypton was exploding.
** In the fourth episode, Lady Trieu gives a clone baby to a farmer couple whose name is Clark. The Clarks couldn’t have kids. Clark is, of course, Superman’s first name which is also his mother Martha’s maiden name. He was also raised on a farm by parents who couldn’t biologically have kids of their own. [[spoiler:And then a spacecraft carrying a living person crashed into their field.]]
** Angela’s husband is named Cal which is a different spelling of his Kryptonian first name, Kal. [[spoiler:Which, considering that he's somehow an amnesiac Doctor Manhattan, could be a deliberate allusion to Superman. This can also be considered a reference to ComicBook/WhateverHappenedToTheManOfTomorrow, another Moore work, where Superman is revealed to have given up his powers in exchange for a new life with Lois.]]
** The homage is made more explicit in episode 6 when Will meets someone reading the first issue of ''Action Comics'' and the guy tells him about their similar backgrounds.
** Will’s wife is a journalist like Superman’s wife, ComicBook/LoisLane, is.
** Tangentially related, Angela's last name is Abar, which Cal took when they married. This is in direct reference to the 1977 superhero {{Blaxploitation}} film ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abar,_the_First_Black_Superman Abar, the First Black Superman]]''.
* To the original comic:
** Bass Reeves looks very similar to Hooded Justice. [[spoiler:There's a very good reason for this.]]
** When Angela is doing career day for her son’s class, the egg she cracks has a spot in the yolk that looks like the bloody smiley face.
** Angela’s code to get into her secret room is “1985” which is the year in which the comic takes place.
** Creator/RobertRedford being president is from a joke from the comic, in reference to a [[UsefulNotes/RonaldReagan certain other actor]] with an [[AlliterativeName “RR” name]] who was president during the publication of the comic.
** The Tulsa PD’s PretentiousLatinMotto translates to “Who watches the Watchmen?”
** Pirate Jenny’s name presumably comes from the InUniverse comic which itself is a reference to the song “The Threepenny Opera”.
** The newspaper ''The New Frontiersman'', which can be seen several times, is the right-wing news organization from the comic.
** The clock in the Abars’ house looks like Dr. Manhattan’s symbol.
** In episode 4, Katy Clark can be seen reading a book called ''Fogdancing '' written by Max Shea who wrote the pirate comics in the comic.
** Topher has a stuffed animal of Veidt’s lynx in his room.
* After surviving the destruction of Black Wall Street, Will assumes the last name of Reeves -- after Bass Reeves, his childhood hero.
* Episode titles:
** Episode 1: "It's Summer and We're Running Out of Ice" is a line from the song "Poor Jud Is Daid" from ''Theatre/{{Oklahoma}}''; a production of the play is seen early into the episode.
** Episode 2: "Martial Feats Of Comanche Horsemanship" is a tweaked title of a painting from 1834. It's called ''Comanche Feats of Horsemanship''. Said painting can be found in the Crawfords' house.
** Episode 3: "She Was Killed by Space Junk" is a line from a Music/{{Devo}} song. Laurie was a fan in the comic and asks her home assistant device to play them when she gets home.
** Episode 4: "If You Don't Like My Story, Write Your Own" comes from ''Literature/ThingsFallApart''. Cal is reading the book when Angela gets home from work.
** Episode 5: "Little Fear of Lightning" is a reference to a line from Creator/JulesVerne's ''Literature/TwentyThousandLeaguesUnderTheSea''. When Renee walks into Wade's squid attack support group he asks her "Friend of Nemo's?" referencing Captain Nemo's fight with a giant squid in the story.
** Episode 6: "This Extraordinary Being" is a quote from ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}'' itself, pulled from the text of Hollis Mason's autobiography ''Under the Hood''. Fittingly, it refers to the debut of Hooded Justice.
** Episode 7: "An Almost Religious Awe" is from the comic where Manhattan is describing how the citizens of Vietnam came to see him as a god.
** Episode 8: "A God Walks into Abar" ...isn't named after anything and is JustForPun.
** Episode 9: "See How They Fly" is from "I am the Walrus" by Music/TheBeatles.
* A quick shot in the third episode reveals that lawyer/novelist Creator/JohnGrisham is about to retire from the Supreme Court. The Peteypedia all but explicitly states his replacement will be Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, with The New Frontiersman’s insults against the new nominee and description of her being identical to the same ones given in the real world by real world publications with their same politics.
* Mr. Shadows is a pretty obvious TakeThat to the [[Film/TheDarkKnightTrilogy Nolanverse Batman]], though it’s important to note that Lindelof is a fan of the trilogy.
* Lady Trieu‘s name comes from a 3rd Century Vietnamese queen who fought back against a Chinese invasion.
* The logo of Trieu’s company is very similar to Tesla’s logo.
* As Angela, her children, and Will all walk away from the Dreamland Theater at the end of episode 9 the letters on the marquee have all burned out except "DR M" as a reference to Doctor Manhattan.
* The Peteypedia has an offhand mention from 2019 of Creator/HowardHughes as a “life extension” expert while referring to him in the present tense. It seems that, having presumably never made ''Film/TheConqueror'', he never became a crazy recluse who eventually died in the second half of TheSeventies. Howard Hughes in a SchizoTech future threatened both by hyper-advanced science and nuclear war trying to make himself immortal? [[VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas One must wonder if he lives in a casino.]]
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** In the first episode, Will’s parents sending him away from the massacre is similar to Superman’s parents doing the same to him when Krypton was exploding.
** In the fourth episode, Lady Trieu gives a clone baby to a farmer couple whose name is Clark. The Clarks couldn’t have kids. Clark is, of course, Superman’s first name which is also his mother Martha’s maiden name. He was also raised on a farm by parents who couldn’t biologically have kids of their own. [[spoiler:And then a spacecraft carrying a living person crashed into their field.]]
** Angela’s husband is named Cal which is a different spelling of his Kryptonian first name, Kal. [[spoiler:Which, considering that he's somehow an amnesiac Doctor Manhattan, could be a deliberate allusion to Superman. This can also be considered a reference to ComicBook/WhateverHappenedToTheManOfTomorrow, another Moore work, where Superman is revealed to have given up his powers in exchange for a new life with Lois.]]
** The homage is made more explicit in episode 6 when Will meets someone reading the first issue of ''Action Comics'' and the guy tells him about their similar backgrounds.
** Will’s wife is a journalist like Superman’s wife, ComicBook/LoisLane, is.
** Tangentially related, Angela's last name is Abar, which Cal took when they married. This is in direct reference to the 1977 superhero {{Blaxploitation}} film ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abar,_the_First_Black_Superman Abar, the First Black Superman]]''.
* To the original comic:
** Bass Reeves looks very similar to Hooded Justice. [[spoiler:There's a very good reason for this.]]
** When Angela is doing career day for her son’s class, the egg she cracks has a spot in the yolk that looks like the bloody smiley face.
** Angela’s code to get into her secret room is “1985” which is the year in which the comic takes place.
** Creator/RobertRedford being president is from a joke from the comic, in reference to a [[UsefulNotes/RonaldReagan certain other actor]] with an [[AlliterativeName “RR” name]] who was president during the publication of the comic.
** The Tulsa PD’s PretentiousLatinMotto translates to “Who watches the Watchmen?”
** Pirate Jenny’s name presumably comes from the InUniverse comic which itself is a reference to the song “The Threepenny Opera”.
** The newspaper ''The New Frontiersman'', which can be seen several times, is the right-wing news organization from the comic.
** The clock in the Abars’ house looks like Dr. Manhattan’s symbol.
** In episode 4, Katy Clark can be seen reading a book called ''Fogdancing '' written by Max Shea who wrote the pirate comics in the comic.
** Topher has a stuffed animal of Veidt’s lynx in his room.
* After surviving the destruction of Black Wall Street, Will assumes the last name of Reeves -- after Bass Reeves, his childhood hero.
* Episode titles:
** Episode 1: "It's Summer and We're Running Out of Ice" is a line from the song "Poor Jud Is Daid" from ''Theatre/{{Oklahoma}}''; a production of the play is seen early into the episode.
** Episode 2: "Martial Feats Of Comanche Horsemanship" is a tweaked title of a painting from 1834. It's called ''Comanche Feats of Horsemanship''. Said painting can be found in the Crawfords' house.
** Episode 3: "She Was Killed by Space Junk" is a line from a Music/{{Devo}} song. Laurie was a fan in the comic and asks her home assistant device to play them when she gets home.
** Episode 4: "If You Don't Like My Story, Write Your Own" comes from ''Literature/ThingsFallApart''. Cal is reading the book when Angela gets home from work.
** Episode 5: "Little Fear of Lightning" is a reference to a line from Creator/JulesVerne's ''Literature/TwentyThousandLeaguesUnderTheSea''. When Renee walks into Wade's squid attack support group he asks her "Friend of Nemo's?" referencing Captain Nemo's fight with a giant squid in the story.
** Episode 6: "This Extraordinary Being" is a quote from ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}'' itself, pulled from the text of Hollis Mason's autobiography ''Under the Hood''. Fittingly, it refers to the debut of Hooded Justice.
** Episode 7: "An Almost Religious Awe" is from the comic where Manhattan is describing how the citizens of Vietnam came to see him as a god.
** Episode 8: "A God Walks into Abar" ...isn't named after anything and is JustForPun.
** Episode 9: "See How They Fly" is from "I am the Walrus" by Music/TheBeatles.
* A quick shot in the third episode reveals that lawyer/novelist Creator/JohnGrisham is about to retire from the Supreme Court. The Peteypedia all but explicitly states his replacement will be Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, with The New Frontiersman’s insults against the new nominee and description of her being identical to the same ones given in the real world by real world publications with their same politics.
* Mr. Shadows is a pretty obvious TakeThat to the [[Film/TheDarkKnightTrilogy Nolanverse Batman]], though it’s important to note that Lindelof is a fan of the trilogy.
* Lady Trieu‘s name comes from a 3rd Century Vietnamese queen who fought back against a Chinese invasion.
* The logo of Trieu’s company is very similar to Tesla’s logo.
* As Angela, her children, and Will all walk away from the Dreamland Theater at the end of episode 9 the letters on the marquee have all burned out except "DR M" as a reference to Doctor Manhattan.
* The Peteypedia has an offhand mention from 2019 of Creator/HowardHughes as a “life extension” expert while referring to him in the present tense. It seems that, having presumably never made ''Film/TheConqueror'', he never became a crazy recluse who eventually died in the second half of TheSeventies. Howard Hughes in a SchizoTech future threatened both by hyper-advanced science and nuclear war trying to make himself immortal? [[VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas One must wonder if he lives in a casino.]]
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