In Popular Culture
- The film is referenced by "Weird Al" Yankovic in his song "Albuquerque" as an in-flight movie.
- The Cartoon Network show Johnny Bravo did a parody episode of the film.
- A rumor states that Bio-Dome was originally meant to be the third Bill & Ted film, but was reworked after the stars of that series declined to appear in it. Actor Alex Winter (who played Bill) has denied this.
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