Snidely Whiplash - Later Popular Culture References

Later Popular Culture References

• One of the Achievements/Trophies for the game Red Dead Redemption is called Dastardly, after another infamous villain, Dick Dastardly, however, the icon itself has a top hat and curled mustache, resembling Snidely.
• Pinky and the Brain made a reference to Snidley in the episode "Leave It to Beavers/Cinebrainia" where Pinky, dressed in a top hat and long mustache, ties a rag doll to train tracks and Brain, dressed as a Mounty, attempts to save it.
• Family Guy paid homage to Snidely Whiplash when it was revealed on the episode "Mother Tucker" that Peter Griffin has an evil twin brother Thaddeus, who looks exactly like Peter but talks and dresses like Snidely, and wears an identical long mustache.
• One of Lee Publications' invisible ink books contains a puzzle in which Snidely Whiplash has kidnapped a beautiful circus acrobat.
• The Sims 2: Bon Voyage features a character who picks pockets and strongly resembles Whiplash.
• In the pilot episode of The Fairly OddParents, when Vicky is shot out of a circus cannon, she lands on railroad tracks, and is tied to it by Timmy, who is dressed like Snidely Whiplash.
• Hall-of-Fame relief pitcher Rollie Fingers of the Oakland A's was nicknamed "Snidely Whiplash" because of his handlebar mustache.
• Droopy does his impression of Snidely Whiplash in his cameo in the Roger Rabbit short Roller Coaster Rabbit after tying Jessica Rabbit to the tracks of the roller coaster in which Roger Rabbit and Baby Herman are riding.
• In the TV series Gargoyles, Elisa's brother Derek says that David Xanatos is not the reincarnation of Snidely Whiplash.
• In the Mystery Science Theater 3000 episode riffing Space Mutiny, Kalgon, the main villain, yells that the main heroes are "meddling fools", prompting Crow to remark "Who is he, Snidely Whiplash?"
• In The ultimate showdown of ultimate destiny Whiplash has a brief cameo near the beginning and is later seen in a pile of dead bodies near Captain Hook's hand.
• The single cover of the Taylor Swift song Mean features Taylor tied to a set of railroad tracks, watched over by a man who bears a striking resemblance to Snidely.
• In episode 24 season 1 of the TV show My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, Spike dresses up strikingly similar to Snidely acting in the same fashion. In episode 24 of season 2, the griffon character Gustav is depicted like Snidely Whiplash in one of Pinkie's accusation stories.
• In an episode of Man Up!, Craig and Kenny draw a mustache on Will's face while he is asleep, commenting when he awakens that "Will is gone, but look, it's Snidely Whiplash!"