Garcia. Iron Prostate released a 7" single on Vital Music Records, "Bring Me the Head of Jerry Garcia" (1991). The song was also intended for inclusion on their second album, produced by Jim Steinman. But the band "dissolved in the midst of rancorous sessions with, of all people, Meat Loaf producer Jim Steinman". The demo of "Jerry Garcia" is available through guitarist George Tabb's website. Radio In the "Film Club" round of the popular long-running BBC Radio 4 panel comedy I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue, regular reference is made to this film—usually by Graeme Garden—with one or more words changed to satisfy that week's theme of comedy film titles. Television Bring Me the Head of Light Entertainment was a British comedy panel game which ran on Channel 5 between 1999 and 2003. In Gilmore Girls episode 115 "Welcome to the Doll House" (2005), Rory says, "You did it. You brought me the head of Alfredo Garcia", in reference to the film. In House episode 78 "You Don’t Want to Know" (2007), House issues the contest objective: to "bring me the thong of Lisa Cuddy". In Futurama episode 113 "Overclockwise" (2011), Mom tells the Hoverfish "Bring me the clock of Bender Rodriguez" in reference to the film. Kaijudo episode 42 "Bring Me the Head of Tatsurion the Unchained" (2013) is a reference to the title of this film. Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja season 1 episode 23b "Bring Me the Head of Ranginald Bagel!" (2014) references and parodies the title and plot of the film. In True Detective’s season 2 finale ("Omega Station", 2015), a scene in a set photographer's home features a poster for the movie. Transformers: Cyberverse episode 22 "Bring Me the Spark of Optimus Prime" (2019) references the title of this film. Others In an out-of-office email reply Ryan Reynolds apologized to "The Head of Alfredo Garcia" after the sale of Aviation American Gin. See also List of American films of 1974 References Notes Bibliography External links "Dead Man Walking" essay by David Thomson in Sight and Sound "Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia: No One Here Gets Out Alive" at Scott Is NOT A Professional Film Critic 1974 films 1970s action thriller films 1974 Western (genre) films 1970s English-language films Films directed by Sam Peckinpah Films scored by Jerry Fielding Films set in Mexico Films shot in Mexico Neo-Western films American action thriller films Mexican