I actually thought when Janey-E said "all our dreams have come true" and Dougie repeats "true" he was going to slowly add "man".

Too bad he couldn't have got them to perform together at the Roadhouse!

Interesting that the bar Sarah goes to is named "Elk’s Point #9" which may be a reference to John Lennon's song "#9 Dream", or possibly "Revolution #9".

Ummm…Trailer Park Boys!

Ohhh, I wouldn't want to be Ron Hague right now!

The arm wrestling scene reminded very much of the scene from Cronenberg's The Fly. It might be intentional as a bit of nod toward this interview that I remembered from a few years ago in which Cronenberg was asked this:

I remember that shortly after Biggie got killed, Norm MacDonald joked on Weekend Update, that that year's most dangerous profession was East Coast Rapper which was a change from the previous years most dangerous profession: West Coast Rapper!

Thankfully he didn't blow you up after asking a good question!

And his wife passed away last week!

Not to mention one of the most blatant examples of the Magical Negro.

I'd love to have some of Uter's marzipan Joy Joys mit iodine!

The guy with all the coffee is one of the film students from "Better Call Saul"!

Twin Peaks: Electric Bugaloo… which would be a very apt title!

Also he worked for Stone before in "Salvador".

STAR WARS

Only lack of audience interest can kill off the Empire for good!

Let's just say her appearance in Episode IX will move him…..TO A BIGGER HOUSE!!!!!!

Who thought Rock N' Roll was subversive!

In Collateral Damage, he's supposed to be German.

If she keeps pissing off Hollywood producers and stars, her career will disappear so fast it will need to have an Amber alert!