| 20th Century Fox |    | 20th Century Fox |
| 40 Year Old Virgin | | The older Stewie is a virgin who works at an electronics store and lives in an apartment |
| According to Jim | | Stewie mentions it. The theme song is also playing in the Drunken Clam. |
| Batman | | Whilst dressed in a Spider-man outfit, Peter hums the tune to Batman. |
| Bondage | | Quagmire and a woman he has picked up take part in the sexual act of bondage which involves one of the participants to be tied-up/restrained for pleasure. |
| Britney Spears | | Peter is watching the Britney Spears comeback concert in the future. At this point, Britney happened to lose a leg to diabetes and no longer "sexy." |
| Casper | | Stewie is playing with a kid called Casper who then gets run over by a car and becomes a ghost, a reference to the cartoon "Casper the friendly ghost". |
| David Bowie | | Singer David Bowie appears on the red carpet for the movie premiere. |
| Dazed and Confused | | When Chris is a freshman and escapes to a tropical island and marries Loca, an 11 year old girl to escape the seniors razzing. |
| Entertainment Weekly | | Stewie snaps the neck of an Entertainment Weekly reporter on the red carpet. |
| Family Feud | | Peter used to host the popular gameshow "Family Feud." |
| Family Guy | | Reference is made during the movie to the cancellation of Family Guy and how it was later renewed. |
| Ferris Bueller's Day off | | When Stewie is running back to the pool, he mimicks Ferris' run home. |
| Futurama | | The Entertainment Weekly reporter asks about Futurama. |
| Ghandi | | Ghandi is depicted as a stand-up comedian. |
| H.M.S. Pinafore | | As Stewie is attempting to teach his older self how to have sex, he breaks into this song from the H.M.S. Pinafore: "I am the monarch of the sea, I am the ruler of the Queen"s Navy." |
| Indiana Jones | | |
| Jonny Quest | | At his job at the airport, Stewie lets in Jonny & Dr. Benton Quest. Hadji however has been selected for a random screening even though nothing got typed in. |
| Karaoke | | Karaoke gets a mention on the "green screen" before the feature presentation. |
| Kool Aid Guy | | |
| Looney Tunes | | Brian remembers a weird cartoon in which Elmer Fudd actualy shoots Bugs Bunny. |
| Planes, Trains & Automobiles | | The phrase "What really grinds my gears" is a reference to the Steve Martin movie "Planes, Trains & Automobiles" (1987). |
| Randy Newman | | Randy Newman sings the music for "The Littlest bunny." |
| Roseanne | | Peter used to work on the sitcom Roseanne. |
| San Francisco | | Tricia Takanawa reports that San Francisco is considering changing its name to "something a little less gay." This is a reference to the fact that there is a large gay community in the city. |
| Spider-man | | Peter dresses up in a Spider-man outfit. |
| Star Trek V | | Reference is made to the scene from Star Trek V where Captain Kirk is wearing rocket boots. In the title sequence we see Stewie wearing rocket boots. |
| Star Trek: Deep Space Nine | | Securtiy chief Odo talks with "Stewie's cousin", the bartender Quark. |
| Star Wars | | Storm troopers on the couch watching Peter on the news |
| Star Wars | | Stewie scares away some Jawas from his car saying, "uteeni". |
| Steve Allen | | Stewie has a near death experience and sees Steve Allen in Hell |
| Susan Sarandon | | |
| The Shield | | |
| Thundercats | | |
| TiVo | | The Griffins purchase a TiVo, a device which enables you to pause, rewind, fast-forward, and record live television. |
| Vince Vaughn | | |
| Walt Disney | | Walt Disney films get mocked in a trailer for "The Littlest Bunny" before the feature film. |
| Walt Disney | | "Have the Jews gone yet?" |
| Who's The Boss? | | When Steve Allen is in Hell, he turns on the tv and we hear the theme tune of Who's he Boss? |
