Möbius Dick (Futurama) memorial statue, Xenotaph 3, is a pun on the word cenotaph and the prefix xeno-. The spaceship graveyard in the Bermuda Tetrahedron contains many spaceships from popular culture, including Discovery One from "", Oceanic Airlines Flight 815 from the television series "Lost", the Satellite of Love from the comic science fiction television series "Mystery Science Theater 3000", the Jupiter II from the science fiction television series "Lost in Space", the spaceship from the animated television series "Josie and the Pussycats in Outer Space", the spaceship commonly seen on albums by Electric Light Orchestra, Journey and Boston, an Apollo Lunar Module
Night Flight (TV series) short films, stand-up comedy and animation. Jeff Franklin (head of American Talent International) and Stuart S. Shapiro (head of International Harmony) approached USA Network about developing "Night Flight" in February 1981. A new series that defied conventional formats and easy categorization was an acceptable risk to USA, and it aired the first episode of "Night Flight" on June 5, 1981. The timing was a deliberate move to exploit the Hollywood writers' strike, which had halted production on NBC's highly popular program "Saturday Night Live". Episodes originally lasted four hours each, and aired in the late-night programming block after 11:00 PM