asks, "Is Dallas still on the air? I bet they're doing at least the 1000th episode.", replacing the original inquiry about the Atlanta Braves in the belief that this reference would be lost on an audience unfamiliar with baseball. In the 1985 episode of Terry and June, a Swedish businessman wishes to watch a program on Swedish television. Terry foolishly tells Sir Dennis he has a satellite dish (which he doesn't) and Sir Dennis tells him the Swedish businessman will be watching the program at Terry's house. After Terry borrows a satellite from a builders brother and while trying to adjust it so it can receive Swedish television there is an incident which ends with the satellite (attached to scaffolding on wheels) crashing into Sir Dennis' car, dragging the television behind it. They manage to fix the satellite and it turns out the Swedish businessman wanted Dallas which was broadcast on BBC 1. In the mid-1990s, Nike produced some commercials featuring the Dallas Cowboys after Deion Sanders joined the team, using the Dallas theme (as well as notable Cowboy personalities Roger Staubach and owner Jerry Jones) to help promote Deion, the Cowboys, and Nike. In one ad Jones and coach Barry Switzer implore Sanders into a game against the Redskins. In the 2012 Australian TV miniseries Bikie Wars: Brothers in Arms, Comanchero commander Jock Ross and his then-offsider Snoddy Spencer reference the show while planning a bashing in episode 1; Jock Ross is planning a retaliation bashing on a rival gang who fired on a fellow Comanchero and 2 associates, he originally plans the attack for a Wednesday night, but then decides not to go on the Wednesday, as Snoddy reminds him that Dallas is playing on television on Wednesday night; they opt to carry out the attack on Tuesday night instead. A German movie is titled ("The day Bobby Ewing died"). An episode of The Jeffersons from the series' seventh season is titled "As Florence Turns". In that episode, the Jeffersons' longtime housekeeper Florence Johnston writes a script for a story titled "Who Shot GR?". The story is about a ruthless cleaning store tycoon named George Rotten (GR) who treats everybody around him horribly. While he is alone in his apartment celebrating his wickedness, he is shot and critically wounded (Or so we think.). In songs/music videos In his 1987 song "Posse on Broadway", Sir Mix-a-Lot refers to himself