music album Waiting For Cousteau, which was dedicated to his friend, scientist and environmentalist Jacques Cousteau. The album title is a pun on Beckett's play. The title track is a 46-minute ambient composition that seemingly never ends. In 1992 Sesame Street had a short video in their segment "Monsterpiece Theater" entitled "Waiting for Elmo". Telly and Grover wait by a bare tree for Elmo to appear. They discuss their situation: If Elmo arrives they would be ″happy″, if not they would be ″angry″. Elmo never appears, and the tree declares it does not understand the play before leaving, prompting Telly and Grover to chase after it. The 1997 comedy film Waiting for Guffman concerns a small-town community theater group in Missouri who put on a show hoping to attract the attention of prominent Broadway producer Mort Guffman, who never arrives. The main antagonist and rival prosecutor in the 2004 video game Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Trials and Tribulations is named Godot. Godot's tragic backstory bears multiple references to the play. A character named Luke Atmey also notes that "Some people spend their entire lives idly waiting for his appearance" while discussing the prosecutor. In 2014, an episode of the TV series “Elementary” in Season 2 episode 20, the episode called “No Lack Of Void”, the actor Roger Rees as Alistair Moore quotes, “At me too someone is looking, of me too, someone is saying, He is sleeping, he knows nothing, let him sleep on.“ In 2016, Ride The Cyclone included an “excerpt” during the St. Cassian Christmas Pagent. When Noel Grueber breaks character and breaks into a scene. The 2010 documentary film The Impossible Itself has the 1953 Lüttringhausen and 1957 San Quentin Prison productions of Waiting for Godot as its subject. A sketch in March 2017 on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, "Waiting for Godot's Obamacare Replacement", Colbert and Patrick Stewart satirised the Trump administration's failure to implement their announced "repeal and replace" of Obamacare. The fourteenth-season finale of It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia (2019), titled "Waiting for Big Mo", is based on the play, substituting Dennis Reynolds and Charlie Kelly for Vladimir and Estragon, Ronald "Mac" McDonald and Deandra "Sweet Dee" Reynolds for Pozzo and Lucky, Frank Reynolds for The Boy, and the titular "Big Mo" for Godot. The 2020 film Friend of the World follows two characters in a single location much like a stage