room. In the Cosby Show episode, Theo and Cockroach, after Cliff and Clair discover Theo and Cockroach studying for a Macbeth test using only "Cleland Notes" and subtly remind them of the folly of relying only on Cleland Notes to prepare for any test or lesson, Clair leaves them alone, reciting the "tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow" line as she walks out, which causes them to stop and become a little uneasy. Theo wonders out loud if the passage was from Macbeth and Cockroach assures him it couldn't be because it wasn't in the Cleland Notes. (Actually, the Cliffs Notes version of Macbeth does mention the passage.) Marilyn Manson recites part of the soliloquy in the song "Overneath the Path of Misery" and in the short film Born Villain (2011). Hamilton uses the third and fourth lines of the section in the song "Take a Break". In the video game Death Stranding, the player can unlock a journal written by the main antagonist Higgs Monaghan lamenting his defeat, which paraphrases the end of the monologue. The Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "Hide and Q" (S01 E10, 1987-11-23) uses this quote. ESPN SportsCenter anchor Stuart Scott frequently used the last two lines as a catch phrase to describe sports highlights. In the Venture Bros. episode "Tag Sale -- You're It!" the villain The Monarch references the last two lines after a visit to a porta-potty. The 2021 Indian Bengali language crime thriller web series Mandaar is a loose adaptation of Shakespeare's Macbeth in which the lead protagonist utters a modified version of the soliloquy in the last episode of the series. In his opening speech to the Parliament of Malaysia dated 20 December 2022, the 10th Prime Minister of Malaysia, Dato' Seri Anwar Ibrahim quoted the last two line of the soliloquy in response to the slanderous opening remarks by the Leader of the Opposition, Hamzah Zainudin, on previous day. References Monologues Shakespearean phrases Macbeth Quotations from literature