Precious Images (Kurzfilm 1986)
Here's Looking at You, Warner Bros. (Fernsehfilm 1993)
Hollywood Musicals of the 60's (Fernsehfilm 2000)
Several clips are shown.The 76th Annual Academy Awards (Fernsehspecial 2004)
Clip shown during In Memoriam segment (Buddy Hackett)Broadway: The American Musical (Miniserie 2004)
Featured in Episodes One and Five
"Password" Florence Henderson vs. Buddy Hackett: evening show (Fernsehepisode 1962)
Mentioned by titleLook at Life: The Cinema Steps Out (Kurzfilm 1962)
poster shown"The Joey Bishop Show" Double Time (Fernsehepisode 1963)
Kowalski sarcastically tells Joey that their cell is the library and he's "Marian the Librarian."Tu das nicht, Angelika (1963)
Referenced in animated title sequence"I've Got a Secret" Meredith Willson (Fernsehepisode 1963)
Host Garry Moore mentions that the movie version of the Broadway hit has been nominated for six Academy Awards.
The Outlaws Is Coming (1964)
The Three Stooges lead the outlaws in a parody of "Ya Got Trouble"."Green Acres" Rest and Relaxation (Fernsehepisode 1970)
Eb's insistence that "there's trouble in River City" borrows a line from this movie, specifically, when Prof. Harold Higgins uses the line to persuade the townspeople of River City, Iowa, that they should start a children's marching band.Ein Sprung in der Schüssel (1982)
George Carlin: Playin' with Your Head (Fernsehspecial 1986)
George Carlin parodies the lyrics to "Ya Got Trouble" from this musical when he talks about pool "and that starts with a 'P' and that rhymes with 'D' and that brings me to darts.""Die Simpsons" Marge vs. the Monorail (Fernsehepisode 1993)
Lyle Lanley's support-winning song is a spoof of a musical number from this film. Lanley is also a parody of Harold Hill, who tried to hustle a small town into his money-making scam.
The Music Man (Fernsehfilm 2003)
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