Clerks (1994)

Clerks (Movie)

October 19, 1994

Genres: Comedy

This film presents a day in the lives of two store clerks and their acquaintances.

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Songs

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A Bunch of Muppets (Song)

performed by Clerks (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

October 11, 1994

This is a clip from the movie Clerks about the movie Return of the Jedi.

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Berserker (Song)

performed by Love Among Freaks

Jay convinces Silent Bob's Russian cousin to sing this song for a girl on the street.

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Big Problems (Song)

performed by Corrosian Of Conformity

This song is played while Dante and Randal are fighting toward the end of the movie.

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Can't Even Tell (Song)

performed by Soul Asylum

This song is played during the ending credits.

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Chewbacca (Song)

performed by Supernova

Played while Dante and Randal are talking about Star Wars.

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Clerks (Song)

performed by Love Among Freaks

Played during the opening credits.

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Dante's Lament (Song)

performed by Clerks (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Dante saying, "I'm not even supposed to be here today!"

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Got Me Wrong (Song)

performed by Alice in Chains

This song plays as Dante is opening the store, and while Randal looks at Dante's "I assure you we are open" sign.

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I Like to Expand My Horizons (Song)

performed by Clerks (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

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Kill the Sex Player (Song)

performed by Girls Against Boys

This song plays when Jay and Silent Bob first appear.

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Leaders and Followers (Song)

performed by Bad Religion

This song is played as Dante and Randal run out of the funeral home.

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Making Me Sick (Song)

performed by Bash & Pop

Jay dances to this song outside.

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No Time For Love, Dr. Jones (Song)

performed by Clerks (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

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Panic in Cicero (Song)

performed by The Jesus Lizard

This song is played while the guys are playing hockey on the roof.

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Shooting Star (Song)

performed by Golden Smog

This song is played in the car as the guys are driving to the wake.

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Social Event of the Season (Song)

performed by Clerks (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

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Violent Mood Swings (Thread Mix) (Song)

performed by Stabbing Westward

This song is played while Jay is dancing outside the stores at night.

TV/Films connected to Clerks

Movies

This movie refers to:

Jaws (Movie)

June 20, 1975

Randal hums the Jaws Theme while pretending a corn chip is a shark in a jar of salsa, then quotes the movie by saying, "We're gonna need a bigger boat."

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Navy Seals (Movie)

July 20, 1990

Genres: Action/Adventure

Twice, dumb customers in the video store pick up this movie and say, "Oooh, Navy Seals!"

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Raiders of the Lost Ark (Movie)

June 12, 1981

Genres: Action/Adventure

Randal quotes this movie before opening the video store at the start of the day by saying, "No time for love Dr. Jones."

Smokey and the Bandit Part 3 (1983) (Movie)

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Smokey and the Bandit Part 3 (Movie)

August 12, 1983

Randal suggests this movie to a customer, and Dante sarcastially agrees by saying, "best 'Burtless' movie of the three" referring to the fact that Burt Reynolds only makes a cameo appearance at the end of this one.

Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back (1980) (Movie)

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Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back (Movie)

May 21, 1980

Genres: Science Fiction

Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi (1983) (Movie)

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Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi (Movie)

May 25, 1983

Genres: Science Fiction

Dante and Randal discuss which movie is better, "Return of the Jedi" or "The Empire Strikes Back". This discussion is the track titled "A Bunch of Muppets" on the Clerks Original Motion Picture Soundtrack.

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To Each His Own (Movie)

March 12, 1946

This is one of the only non-porno movies that Randal orders from the distribution house over the phone.

Movie Series

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1994 - 2006

Title	Release Date
Clerks II	2006
Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back	2001
Dogma	1999
Chasing Amy	1997
Mallrats	1995
Clerks	1994

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Yes, Dear

The Premiere (Television Episode)

Season: 4
Episode: 19

March 22, 2004

While Greg is working as a security guard, Kevin Smith pulls up to the gate. Greg is excited to meet him, and tells him how much he admires his work, listing several movies - Clerks being one of them.

Clerks (1994)

Clerks (Movie)

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Music connected to Clerks

Songs

A Bunch of Muppets (Song)

performed by Clerks (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Berserker (Song)

performed by Love Among Freaks

Big Problems (Song)

performed by Corrosian Of Conformity

Can't Even Tell (Song)

performed by Soul Asylum

Chewbacca (Song)

performed by Supernova

Clerks (Song)

performed by Love Among Freaks

Dante's Lament (Song)

performed by Clerks (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Go Your Own Way (Song)

performed by Seaweed

Got Me Wrong (Song)

performed by Alice in Chains

I Like to Expand My Horizons (Song)

performed by Clerks (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Jay's Chant (Song)

performed by Clerks (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Kill the Sex Player (Song)

performed by Girls Against Boys

Leaders and Followers (Song)

performed by Bad Religion

Making Me Sick (Song)

performed by Bash & Pop

No Time For Love, Dr. Jones (Song)

performed by Clerks (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Panic in Cicero (Song)

performed by The Jesus Lizard

Randal & Dante On Sex (Song)

performed by Clerks (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Shooting Star (Song)

performed by Golden Smog

Social Event of the Season (Song)

performed by Clerks (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Violent Mood Swings (Thread Mix) (Song)

performed by Stabbing Westward

TV/Films connected to Clerks

Movies

Jaws (Movie)

Navy Seals (Movie)

Raiders of the Lost Ark (Movie)

Smokey and the Bandit Part 3 (Movie)

Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back (Movie)

Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi (Movie)

To Each His Own (Movie)

Movie Series

View Askewniverse (Movie Series)

Television Episodes

Yes, Dear

The Premiere (Television Episode)

Season: 4Episode: 19

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Season: 4
Episode: 19