Walter and Gary's VHS collection.
Wayne's World is a 1992 American comedy film starring Mike Myers and Dana Carvey. The film was adapted from a series of sketches of the same name on Saturday Night Live; and was later followed by the 1993 sequel Wayne's World 2.
References[]
- A 1995 episode of Sesame Street featured a spoof of the recurring Saturday Night Live sketch (and films) "Wayne's World," entitled "Telly's Town." In the episode, Telly and Big Bird put on a show similar to "Wayne's World" - and acting similar to Wayne and Garth. Mike Myers (as Wayne) appeared as a tuba deliveryman in the episode, as well. A monster resembling Garth appears at the end of the episode, playing in the band.
- In the Sesame Street computer game Music Maker, an activity is spoofed on the film as "Ernie's World."
- Walter and Gary have a copy of Wayne's World on VHS as seen in The Muppets.
- Elmo and Tango play Wayne and Garth in the "Better with You" video. Elmo wears an Elmo's World hat in the style of the Wayne's World logo and their basement is filled with rock music posters such as ABCD, Rolling Bones, and Chili Peppers.
Connections[]
- Drew Barrymore played Bjergen Kjergen in Wayne's World 2
- Alice Cooper appeared as himself in Wayne's World
- Brian Doyle-Murray played Noah Vanderhoff in Wayne's World
- Charlton Heston appeared as the "good actor" in Wayne's World 2
- James Hong played Mr. Wong in Wayne's World 2
- Jay Leno appeared as himself in Wayne's World 2
- Heather Locklear appeared as herself in Wayne's World 2
- Mike Myers played Wayne Campbell in Wayne's World and Wayne's World 2
- Ed O'Neill played Glen in Wayne's World and Wayne's World 2
- Kevin Pollak played Jerry Segel in Wayne's World 2
- Harry Shearer played Handsome Dan in Wayne's World 2
- Robert Smigel played a backstage nerd in Wayne's World 2
- Steven Tyler appeared as himself in Wayne's World 2
- Christopher Walken played Bobby Cahn in Wayne's World 2