List of outside references to the Halo series

This is a list of references to the Halo series made by notable sources outside of the series itself.

The Big Bang Theory (TV)

 * The nerds have a weekly Halo 3 match. Leonard, trying to romance Penny, suggests that they play at a Halo competition together. She declines, saying that unlike him she has a life.
 * It is incorrectly stated that there are Health Packs in the game, while they were in fact only in Halo: Combat Evolved.
 * There are references to plasma grenades, active camouflage.
 * Later in the episode, one of the characters, Sheldon, states that Halo 3 is better than sex due it's features.

Chuck (TV)

 * Chuck plays Halo 3, specifically Oddball on Snowbound.

The Sarah Silverman Program (TV)

 * In one episode, Brian Posehn's character is playing Halo 2 on Xbox Live. (despite the fact that the television displays campaign mode, and cooperative play was not available on xbox live in Halo 2.)
 * Also, in an episode where they have a video game party, Brian's character states that he brought over Halo 3.

Guitar Hero III (video game)

 * Mjolnir Mix is included as a downloadable extra.it is also free to download.

The Longest Yard (2005 film)

 * Halo 2 is played by the guards.

VG Cats (webcomic)

 * #36 The Blue Grenades Stick makes fun of anti-Xbox users in a Halo environment. The title refers to Plasma Grenades.
 * #123 Alien Abductions makes fun of Halo 2 matchmaking.
 * #128 The Crying Game jokes that Samus, heroine of the Metroid games, spent the night with John-117 while drunk.
 * #151 Tea Bag makes fun of the Corpse Humping practice in Halo multiplayer matches.
 * #182 It's The Thought That Counts features Christmas gift-giving scenes using characters from various video games, including a blue Spartan giving a red Spartan a blue flag in front of a holographic tree.
 * #231 Spoons pokes fun at the close proximity of Mongoose riders.
 * #240 ...gross makes fun of the gross nature of the porta.

Baby Don't Go (Song)
In the Music Video, the singer is seen playing Halo 3, but, when the video was made, Halo 3 was not released, and so, it features the Starry Night Trailer.

Code Monkeys (TV)

 * In the episode "Valley of the Silicon Dolls", plasma grenades are shown on a wall of Mr. Larrity's office, along with other weapons.