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* ''Podcast/MomCantCook'': While lots of CanonWelding goes on that naturally involves callbacks, there are also other examples:
** At the start of the episode on ''A Ring of Endless Light'', Andy declares that he's Luke, and then scoffs at the audience for being "idiots" for actually believing him, referencing the previous episode's RunningGag of copying Jamie's habit of lying to the audience and then scoffing at them.
** Andy states that Kelly's dad from ''Film/CadetKelly'' has a "[[Film/StepsisterFromPlanetWeird Cosmo Cola]] energy", then notes that Cosmo at least has the excuse of being an alien.
* In ''Podcast/RelativeDisasters'' the fraudulent guidebook that dooms the Donner Party is compared to the book that Gregor MacGregor published as part of the Poyais scheme.
** At the start of the episode on ''A Ring of Endless Light'', Andy declares that he's Luke, and then scoffs at the audience for being "idiots" for actually believing him, referencing the previous episode's RunningGag of copying Jamie's habit of lying to the audience and then scoffing at them.
** Andy states that Kelly's dad from ''Film/CadetKelly'' has a "[[Film/StepsisterFromPlanetWeird Cosmo Cola]] energy", then notes that Cosmo at least has the excuse of being an alien.
* In ''Podcast/RelativeDisasters'' the fraudulent guidebook that dooms the Donner Party is compared to the book that Gregor MacGregor published as part of the Poyais scheme.
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* In ''Podcast/RelativeDisasters'' the fraudulent guidebook that dooms the Donner Party is compared to the book that Gregor MacGregor published as part of the Poyais scheme.
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** ''CallBack/TheOrderOfTheStick''
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** ''CallBack/TheOrderOfTheStick''
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* In ''Animation/BreadBarbershop'''s "Bread and Baguette, Part 2", Choco and Wilk bring Big Head Cupcake from the first episode to Bread, Big Head Cupcake being clearly happy that Bread gave him a makeover and having married and had a kid since then, all in a bid to give Bread back his courage so that he'll fight back against Baguette. Choco holds up a tablet and shows Bread how much he's impacted his other customers, all of which are from previous episodes; the donut hole kid from "Munchkin Donut" wants to be a barber, Butter from "Butter Fingers" won a Best Actor Award at the Bakery Film Festival, the thug pie from "Bully Pie" is imprisoned but thinks of himself as the prettiest of the inmates, and Soboro Ppang and his crush from "Soboro Ppang's Crush" are planning to get married soon.
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* ''WesternAnimation/ChickenRunDawnOfTheNugget'': The newspaper clippings shows [[spoiler: the aftermath of the pie machine explosion and Mrs. Tweedy's defeat]].
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[[caption-width-right:300:Osaka and Tomo are keenly aware of high school's most [[{{Pun}} pressing]] issues.]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Awkward. Also, a callback between comics, in fact -- from ''Webcomic/StickyDillyBuns'' to ''Webcomic/MenageA3''.]]
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->'''[[ComicBook/IronMan Tony]]:''' Anybody remember [[Film/TheAvengers2012 when I carried a nuke through a wormhole?]]\\
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-->-- ''Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron''
''Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron'' calling back to [[Film/TheAvengers2012 the previous installment]]
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* In ''Podcast/RelativeDisasters'' the fraudulent guidebook that dooms the Donner Party is compared to the book that Gregor MacGregor published as part of the Poyais scheme.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Bionicle}}: Mask of Light'' contains a neat cross-media callback that also doubles as a ShoutOut to the ''Mata Nui Online Game'', the fan-favorite web-game that helped popularize the brand. Lewa asks Takua if he's ever flown a Gukko bird, to which he responds that he hasn't flown one by himself, but he's been a second once, referring to one of the ''MNOG'''s minigames.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Bionicle}}: Mask of Light'' contains a Light'':
** One neat cross-media callbackthat also doubles as a ShoutOut to the ''Mata Nui Online Game'', the fan-favorite web-game web game that helped popularize the brand. Lewa asks Takua if he's ever flown a Gukko bird, to which he responds that he hasn't flown one by himself, but he's been a second once, referring to one of the ''MNOG'''s minigames. At the time, this was something of a MythologyGag, as ''MNOG'' was not deemed part of the canon continuity. Later, partially because of this nod, the game was retroactively accepted as at least half-canon.
** The movie makes it clear that it's not the first part of a story, but a continuation to the books and comics. The Turaga reference the Toa's recent victories (against the Bohrok swarms, some defeated Bohrok even make a cameo), and Makuta bemoans that the Matoran have repeatedly opposed him. In a fully animated and voice acted DeletedScene, Makuta even elaborates on his past evil plans and the monsters the Toa have fought as he contemplates whether to continue the tactic.
** One neat cross-media callback
** The movie makes it clear that it's not the first part of a story, but a continuation to the books and comics. The Turaga reference the Toa's recent victories (against the Bohrok swarms, some defeated Bohrok even make a cameo), and Makuta bemoans that the Matoran have repeatedly opposed him. In a fully animated and voice acted DeletedScene, Makuta even elaborates on his past evil plans and the monsters the Toa have fought as he contemplates whether to continue the tactic.
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* Call-Back: "RememberWhenYouBlewUpASun The only way to take out these {{mook}}s is [[PowerCreep by doing that again]]!" (The earlier event happening again is plot-relevant.)
* CallForward: "These {{mook}}s are overwhelming us! Too bad you don't have the power to blow up a sun!" (It's mentioned, but not done ''yet''.)
* CallForward: "These {{mook}}s are overwhelming us! Too bad you don't have the power to blow up a sun!" (It's mentioned, but not done ''yet''.)
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* Call-Back: "RememberWhenYouBlewUpASun The only way to take out these {{mook}}s is [[PowerCreep [[SerialEscalation by doing that again]]!" (The earlier event happening again is plot-relevant.)
* CallForward: "These {{mook}}s are overwhelming us! Too bad you don't have the power to blow up asun!" sun yet!" (It's mentioned, but not done ''yet''.has yet to happen.)
* MythologyGag: "These {{mook}}s are overwhelming us! I wish we lived in an alternate universe where we had a sun destroyer on our side and could wipe the floor with them." (The reference is to an event that happens in a different continuity, and which may or may not happen in this one.)
* CallForward: "These {{mook}}s are overwhelming us! Too bad you don't have the power to blow up a
* MythologyGag: "These {{mook}}s are overwhelming us! I wish we lived in an alternate universe where we had a sun destroyer on our side and could wipe the floor with them." (The reference is to an event that happens in a different continuity, and which may or may not happen in this one.)
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* ''WebVideo/NightmareTime:'' The episode "Yellow Jacket" makes multiple references to previous entries in the Hatchetfield series.
** When [[spoiler: Otho tries to assimilate Hannah]], he tells her "Your apotheosis is upon you," a reference to the ArcWords of Theatre/TheGuyWhoDidntLikeMusicals.
** [[spoiler: He]] also tells Hannah that he will eat the citizens of Hatchetfield, "right the fuck up," said with the same delivery as Wiggly in Theatre/BlackFriday.
** When [[spoiler: Otho tries to assimilate Hannah]], he tells her "Your apotheosis is upon you," a reference to the ArcWords of Theatre/TheGuyWhoDidntLikeMusicals.
** [[spoiler: He]] also tells Hannah that he will eat the citizens of Hatchetfield, "right the fuck up," said with the same delivery as Wiggly in Theatre/BlackFriday.
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* ContinuityNod: "RememberWhenYouBlewUpASun You should have no problem taking down a few {{mook}}s!" (It's mentioned, but not done.)
* Call-Back: "RememberWhenYouBlewUpASun [[ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill Let's do the same thing here]] to take down these {{mook}}s!" (It's mentioned and/or done again.)
* Call-Back: "RememberWhenYouBlewUpASun [[ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill Let's do the same thing here]] to take down these {{mook}}s!" (It's mentioned and/or done again.)
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* ContinuityNod: "RememberWhenYouBlewUpASun You should have no problem taking down a few {{mook}}s!" (It's mentioned, (The earlier event is referenced, but not done.the story could continue without it.)
* Call-Back: "RememberWhenYouBlewUpASun[[ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill Let's do the same thing here]] The only way to take down out these {{mook}}s!" (It's mentioned and/or done again.{{mook}}s is [[PowerCreep by doing that again]]!" (The earlier event happening again is plot-relevant.)
* Call-Back: "RememberWhenYouBlewUpASun
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** ''CallBack/GameOfThrones''''CallBack/ASongOfIceAndFire'' (''Series/GameOfThrones'' and ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon'')
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* ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'':
** Early on, Mei's friends ask her to come to karaoke with them but she declines due to it being cleaning day with Ming. [[spoiler:The movie closes with Mei finally going karaokeing with them, having developed a healthier relationship with Ming and gotten her approval]].
** Mei and Miriam's first and last scenes together both involve them bumping butts. The first time, Mei is in her human form and it only involves her and Miriam. The second time, Mei is in her panda form and Miriam, Priya, Abby, [[spoiler:and Tyler]] all join in together.
** After Ming embarrasses Mei at the Daisy Mart, she tries to console Mei in the car by helping to comb back a bit of stray hair that had fallen in her face. Mei does the same when she comes across the teenage version of Ming in the astral plane in her own moment of grief.
** [[spoiler:During their walk to the first sealing ceremony, Mr. Gao tells Mei what's actually ''sung'' isn't important, only that the person sings from their heart (for instance, he says he prefers to sing Tony Bennett songs). During the impromptu ceremony to re-seal the panda spirits of the other Lee women, their singing alone isn't enough, but then 4*Town joins in with their opening number, which grants the magic the power needed to work.]]
** Early on, Mei's friends ask her to come to karaoke with them but she declines due to it being cleaning day with Ming. [[spoiler:The movie closes with Mei finally going karaokeing with them, having developed a healthier relationship with Ming and gotten her approval]].
** Mei and Miriam's first and last scenes together both involve them bumping butts. The first time, Mei is in her human form and it only involves her and Miriam. The second time, Mei is in her panda form and Miriam, Priya, Abby, [[spoiler:and Tyler]] all join in together.
** After Ming embarrasses Mei at the Daisy Mart, she tries to console Mei in the car by helping to comb back a bit of stray hair that had fallen in her face. Mei does the same when she comes across the teenage version of Ming in the astral plane in her own moment of grief.
** [[spoiler:During their walk to the first sealing ceremony, Mr. Gao tells Mei what's actually ''sung'' isn't important, only that the person sings from their heart (for instance, he says he prefers to sing Tony Bennett songs). During the impromptu ceremony to re-seal the panda spirits of the other Lee women, their singing alone isn't enough, but then 4*Town joins in with their opening number, which grants the magic the power needed to work.]]
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The opposite of this is either {{Foreshadowing}} (a forward reference done in a previous episode) or CallForward (a "fake" forward reference in a flashback or prequel). See also ChekhovsGun, ChekhovsBoomerang, BrickJoke, BookEnds, MythologyGag, SequelEpisode, InternalHomage, and MeaningfulEcho.
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The opposite of this is either {{Foreshadowing}} (a forward reference done in a previous episode) or CallForward (a "fake" forward reference in a flashback or prequel). If a creator is referencing their previous work in a way that's separate from the plot, that's ProductionThrowback. See also ChekhovsGun, ChekhovsBoomerang, BrickJoke, BookEnds, MythologyGag, SequelEpisode, InternalHomage, and MeaningfulEcho.
