| Plot | Eastwood Reference |
| Dr. Baxter has developed a device that can solve the world’s energy crisis. | The Baxter family was one of the feuding families from a Fist Full of Dollars. |
| The chief villain's name was Indio Von Steuben. | Indio from For a Few Dollars More. A German last name to spoof Where Eagles Dare. |
| Dr. Baxter buries the device in a grave and gives each of his sons a letter of the name on the grave. | The money in The Good, the Bad, the Ugly was buried in a grave. |
| The Baxter boys are systematically killed for the letter on the grave. | The systematic killings mimicked the revenge killings in Sudden Impact and the family feud in Fist Full of Dollars. |
| One of the Baxter Boy killers was dressed as a nun. | Clint co-starred with Shirley McLaine who played a nun in Two Mules for Sister Sara. |
| Dirty Jimmy Callanhan called in from San Francisco to solve the crimes. | San Francisco is the home of Dirty Harry. |
| Dirty Jimmy beats up purse snatching punk while eating his Little Tavern Hamburger. | Harry stops a robbery in Dirty Harry and Sudden Impact between bites of food. |
| To Jimmy's disgust, the chief of police, a woman, assigns him a woman partner, Officer Tuco. | Dirty Harry is assigned a woman partner in The Enforcer to his dismay. Tuco was Clint’s sidekick in the GBU. |
| In the coroner scene, the woman partner was disgusted by the coroner eating on the job. She runs out of the room vomiting. | In The Enforcer, the coroner grossed out Harry’s female partner during an autopsy. |
| Jimmy is double-crossed by his partner. She tries to kill, him but he kills her instead. He closes the scene by saying, "The Chief was right. You don't have enough experience." | Harry was double-crossed by fellow police officers in Magnum Force. After he lures one of the rogue cops to drive his motorcycle off a pier to his death, he remarks, “The Chief was right. You don't have enough experience" (i.e., a play off something the chief had said about the young cops on the force earlier in the film). |
| Attack on the rooftop with Jimmy finishing off the two punks and saying “Boys.” | In Sudden Impact, the guy who tries to kill Clint ends up driving off a pier to his death. As the car sinks, Harry says “Boys.” |
| Jimmy and Jill Baxter colliding while he is jogging. | Harry and Sandra Locke meet while jogging in Sudden Impact. |
| Jill Baxter has the last letter of the name on the grave and is lured to an abandoned Amusement Park, Glen Echo Amusement Park. | The finale of Sudden Impact takes place in a closed amusement park. |
| Dirty Jimmy confronts a female assassin who tries to kill him. He grabs her arm and she says, “You wouldn’t hit a lady, would you?" He punches her and knocks her out. | In tribute to Harry’s encounters with various woman in his films. In Sudden Impact, Clint kicks woman in butt and in The Gauntlet, when he punches a woman after she says, “You wouldn't hit a lady, would you?” |
| Indio tells Jill Baxter that "there are two kinds of people in the world…those with loaded guns and those that dig. Start digging." | Paraphrased line from the GBU. |
| Dirty Jimmy telling Indio and thugs: "Why don’t you boys put those guns down." | Line from Sudden Impact. |
| Indio tells thugs to hang’em high. | Reference to the film, Hang em High. |
| Dirty Jimmy with noose around neck. | Tuco in the GBU. Clint in Hang em high. |
| Man with no name appears and shoots the rope releasing Jimmy. | Blondie shoots the noose of Tuco in GBU. |
| Mysterious figure from High Plains Drifter comes to avenge a crime. | |
| Shoot-out at the cemetery | Spoof of the shoot-out in GBU with close-ups of guns and faces while Hugo Montenegro music is played in the background. |
| “Man with no name” saying, “You owe me one Meathead,” to Dirty Jimmy. | Harry said this line to his dog, Meathead, when he alerted him to the presence of an assassin in Sudden Impact. |
| Dirty Jimmy saying, "Ah Ah I know what you’re thinking" line in the Finale. | Dirty Harry finale where Harry recreates the line before killing the psycho, Scorpio. |
| Dirty Jimmy saying, "Go ahead, Make my day," in the Finale. | Line from Sudden Impact. |
| Music | From various “Dirty Harry” films and Spaghetti Westerns. |
| Credits | All names were Italianized with “ino” and other endings, to give the production a Spaghetti Western flavor. |