Drama and Turtle see Mandy with her ex-fiance at Blockbuster, renting videos. Drama says that the movies they've rented could say a lot about their relationship. If they rented 'The Texas Chainsaw Massacre' it could mean one thing, but if they rented '9 1/2 Weeks' it could mean something entirely different.

Drama and Turtle say that 'Brian's Song' is the ultimate movie to make any man cry. They rent it and are watching it when Vince comes home, telling them that he and Mandy are over.

After being fired, and having his expensive company car taken away, Lloyd gives Ari a ride home in his car. Ari tells Lloyd he drove to work in an $80,000 Mercedes and is being driven home in a "prop car" from The Fast and the Furious.

Drama and Turtle see Mandy with her ex-fiance at Blockbuster, renting videos. Drama says that the movies they've rented could say a lot about their relationship. If they rented 'The Texas Chainsaw Massacre' it could mean one thing, but if they rented '9 1/2 Weeks' it could mean something entirely different.

Drama's incident of smashing a windshield with a golf club on the highway was supposedly featured on Celebrity Justice.

This song plays as Turtle and Drama go to Blockbuster.

This song plays in the film 'Brian's Song', the movie Turtle and Drama rented at Blockbuster. This song is heard as Vince breaks the news that he and Mandy broke up, and he's decided not to do Aquaman.

After Lloyd gives Ari a heartfelt speech in the car, this song comes on the radio. Ari believes the song is a sign of good things to come in his life. The song continues to play over the end credits of this episode.

This song plays as Turtle and Drama follow Mandy Moore while she's out with her ex-fiance.

This song plays as Ari realizes that he's about to be fired, and yells at Lloyd to back up all his files.

This song plays as Turtle and Drama are spying on Mandy and Chris, as they leave Blockbuster.

This song is playing on the radio in Lloyd's car, as Lloyd drives Ari home from work, after being fired.