The Cleveland Show: Ain't Nothin' But Mutton Bustin / Season: 2 / Episode: 10 (2011)

Rallo has a belt buckle with a likeness of Roger, the alien, from American Dad!, which gets replaced with his prize belt buckle after winning the Mutton Bustin' competition.

Some of the prizes at the fair are stuffed dolls that look like a few characters from the show 'Family Guy' (Stewie and Brian).

After Donna tells Cleveland and Rallo that there will be no more Mutton Bustin', Cleveland says the news is more depressing than being an AMC program director, with nothing else to promote except the series 'Mad Men'.

After having to call the police for the second time about a missing child, Cleveland changes the subject with Donna by asking if she recorded 'Mike and Molly'.

After winning the Mutton Ride, Rallo says he wants to go out big and on top, like 'The Simpsons'. He then discovers what happens to old sheep when they can no longer be ridden. A Bart Simpson stuffed doll is also seen as one of the prizes at a fair game.

Cleveland tells the guys to be on the lookout for 'Borat' at the fair/rodeo.

Rallo remembers the last day he spent with his biological father, and his memory is a parody of the film 'Pulp Fiction'. Specifically, the scene in which Vincent (Travolta) recues Mia (Thurman) from a drug overdose by stabbing her in the heart with a syringe of adrenaline, and the scene where Vincent and Mia dance together.

Cleveland lies to Donna, telling her he and Rallo are going to see a production of "Roots" performed by the band 'The Roots', when in reality, they are going back to the fair for some Mutton Bustin'.

Cleveland takes Rallo to the fair, in an attempt to bond with him. He tells Rallo he doesn't want to spend $5 to throw darts at a balloon, just to win a crappy Def Leppard cocaine mirror.

Cleveland lies to Donna, telling her he and Rallo are going to see a production of 'Roots', performed by the group 'The Roots', when instead he and Rallo are going back to the fair for some Mutton Bustin'.

This song plays as Rallo rides away on Cleveland Jr., dressed as a sheep, after Rallo leaves behind Barnaby at the Hippie-Festival.

Rallo and his biological father dance to this song after Rallo stabs his dad in the chest with a shot of adrenaline (a parody of the scene from 'Pulp Fiction;).