The Breakfast Club (Movie)February 15, 1985 The plot follows five students at fictional Shermer High School in the fictitious setting of Shermer, Illinois, as they report for Saturday detention on March 24, 1984. Complete strangers, the five teenagers are all from a different clique or social group. The students pass the hours in a variety of ways: they dance, harass each other, tell stories, fight, smoke marijuana, and speak on a variety of subjects. Gradually they open up to each other and reveal their inner secrets. They also discover that they all have strained relationships with their parents and are afraid of making the same mistakes as the adults around them. However, despite these developing friendships, the students are afraid that once the detention is over, they will return to their very different cliques and never speak to each other again. |
Television EpisodesThis movie is referred to by: Season: 23 Episode: 2October 2, 2011 After agreeing to teach Bart Simpson himself, Superintendent Chalmers has a flashback to the last time he was a teacher. Chalmers walks in to the library of a school and asks if they are 'The Breakfast Club'. The kids tell him he's got it all wrong. They aren't 'The Breakfast Club', but they're the 'Fight Club'. This movie is referred to by: Season: 7 Episode: 5October 10, 2011 The group listens to Marshall explain his frustration with his new boss over a settlement that he believes is too small. Lily asks Marshall to censor his language, because she's growing a baby in her belly and doesn't want it to hear nasty language. Barney tells Marshall that after listening to his censored version of the story, that it was like watching 'The Breakfast Club' on TBS. This movie is referred to by: Season: 7 Episode: 14February 23, 2005 Doug is making references to his favorite classic '80s movies, and he tells Carrie that he is Emilio Estevez and she is Ally Sheedy. Carrie asks him what he means, and he tells her he's refering to The Breakfast Club. Much to his disbelief, Carrie claims to never have seen the movie. This movie is referred to by: Season: 3 Episode: 10January 22, 2004 J.D. thinks of one of his patient's who has a daughter who reminds him of Molly Ringwald. This thought process ends with The Breakfast Club, a movie starring Molly Ringwald. This movie is referred to by: Season: 1 Episode: 1September 17, 2009 One of the students in the Spanish class study group quotes the movie The Breakfast Club - comparing the study group to the group of kids in the film. This movie is referred to by: Season: 6 Episode: 9September 13, 2009 Lloyd wants to make sure he is still on track with Ari regarding their deal that if he go through 100 days of hell, he will be made an agent. Lloyd tells Ari, "This is not 'The Breakfast Club' Mr. Gold, this is my life.". This movie is referred to by: Season: 6 Episode: 17March 4, 2010 Michael calls an office meeting and asks everyone to help distract Pam from her labor pains. Phyllis' talent consists of being able to apply lipstick like Molly Ringwald did in 'The Breakfast Club'. This movie is referred to by: Season: 2 Episode: 17March 7, 2012 Television CommercialsThis movie is referred to by: Winter/Spring 2012 The clip with the two girls (including Molly Ringwald) dancing on the desk is from this classic 80's film. SongsThis movie refers to: January 7, 1972 The lyrics to the second verse of this song are used in the opening scene: "And these children that you spit on; As they try to change their worlds; Are immune to your consultations; They're quite aware of what they're going through." This movie plays: February 26, 1985 |