Clubbed/References

• "Clubbed" means to go out to nightclubs.
• Constellation Battles is, of course, a parody of Star Wars.
  • Dark Star searching for all the crystals to have full control over the universe is like the plot of Avengers: Infinity War.
  • The film itself contains its own cast that references the numerous characters in the franchise as well as other jokes:
    • Ham Lambill - Dante Moonhiker (Mark Hamill - Luke Skywalker^[1])
    • Kenny Alex - Old Man Bobi-1 (Alec Guinness - Obi-Wan Kenobi)
    • Fairy Kisher - Princess Starra (Carrie Fisher - Princess Leia)
    • Garth Crator - Dark Star (Darth Vader - Death Star; though it also references James Earl Jones^[2])
    • Yola - Himself (Yoda)
    • Harry Chevy - Tan Loner (Harrison Ford - Han Solo)
    • Killjoy Scar - Qwakz Meeup (Cracks me up)
    • Libby Label - Aunt Stella (presumably Aunt Beru)
    • Tony Baloney - CDB2 (Kenny Baker - R2-D2)
    • John Smith - Raj Raj Banks (Jar Jar Binks)
    • Klattu Barada - Gleebor (Klattu Barada Nikto^[3] - Chewbacca)
    • Directed by Ray Moniker (Monica Ray)
    • Written by C. Shane Hootin (Chris and Shane Houghton)
    • Special Effects - Howie D. Doodat (How'd he do that?)
  • The part where Dark Star reveals Dante is his son is similar to The Empire Strikes Back when Darth Vader reveals he's Luke Skywalker's father.
  • Bill warning Cricket that Old Man Bobi-1 "does not make it to the end" is a reference to A New Hope when Obi-Wan Kenobi (as Ben Kenobi) willingly lets himself be struck down by Darth Vader to give Luke Skywalker's group some time to escape the Death Star.
  • Dante finding out Starra's his sister is a reference to Return of the Jedi, where Luke finds out Leia's his sister.
• The camera sound effect used sounds identical to the iPhone camera shutter.
• On the title card, there is a drawing of the Eye of Providence with "Illiminati" written above, referencing the symbol's association with freemasonry.
  • This allines with Andromeda's interest in conspiracies.
• Gloria's friends, Caitlin, Kaity-Lynn and Keightlynne, and the gag revolving around their similar names, are a reference to The Simpsons one-time characters Caitlin, Katelyn and Kate Lynn, who all appear in "Waverly Hills, 9-0-2-1-D'oh".
• Tilly's hairstyle resembles Sam Manson's hairstyle from Danny Phantom.

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