"No, the STERNUM, just like in the movie..."

[digitalash]

Oh man. A Pulp Fiction AND a Steinbeck reference in ONE episode? The writers must have looked up my facebook and dedicated this episode to me.

But seriously..who else was dying when the two cronies were like, "No..right there..like the movie"

and the whole.."1...2...3.."

I just wanted one of them to go:

"What you mean? I got to stab him three times?"

"No you don't have to stab him three times!"

[dwolk311]

only got part of the episode

[silveranswer]

Oh yeah! totally Pulp Fiction! Good catch!

[gumpy5]

I was waiting for one of them to draw a dot on his chest with a magic marker.

[digitalash]

Kill Bill doesn't really count considering that they are both works by Tarantino.

Didn't even catch the flux capacitor reference. Now i'm even more geeked out.

[Marcus]

Originally Posted by digitalash

But seriously..who else was dying when the two cronies were like, "No..right there..like the movie"

and the whole.."1...2...3.."

I just wanted one of them to go:

"What you mean? I got to stab him three times?"

"No you don't have to stab him three times!"

Yeah, I noticed that reference, too!

What I especially loved was how the "cronie" was interrupted just as he was about to say the title of the film (ie. "Pulp Fiction").

[Hexenhammer]

... like in the movie Pulp Fiction

get it?

[dushell]

ok- expand on this for me- I get the whole Needle in the Sternum correlation to Pulp Fiction but one of my buddies metioned this via IM last night did I miss more?

[bigdog13]

just that it takes 3 downward gestures in both shows in order to get enough force to get through the sternum. Its nothing more than that.

[kokobware]

This might be a bigger clue than we realize. Those two others were fairly young, so unless they are shipping over DVD and videos, (which would be interesting, but the others seem like they have a larger purpose and wouldn't waste time on Pulp Fiction) or these guys saw the movie before they got to the island. Thoughts?