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In the episode "Hello, I Love You" on the TV series "Northern Exposure" (season 5 episode 15), Ruth-Anne Miller and Walt Kupfer share Butter Brickle ice cream in their broken-down truck to celebrate the birth of Miranda Bliss Tambo Vincoeur.
In the Pixar Movie "Up", Russell tells his friend Carl that he and his father would sit on the curb and have an ice cream cone while counting cars. His father would always have a butter brickle cone.
In the T.V show "Two and a half Men", Rose requests Charlie to bring her some Butter Brickle Ice cream. In the T.V. show "The Sopranos", Phil Leotardo says, "who do you think's keeping Ginny in Butter Brickle".
In episode "Ice Cream of Margie: With the Light Blue Hair" on the T.V. series "The Simpsons" (season 18 episode 7), Homer stands in underwear as pieces from an ice cream uniform fly onto his body. When fully dressed, he looks straight to the audience and says in a serious accent "Butter Brickle!"
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