Brady Bunch Movie, is reading the book while in bed. In the 1980 film The Nude Bomb, Bill Dana plays a character named Jonathan Levinson Seigle. In Nina Simone's performance of "I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel to Be Free" at the 1976 Montreaux Jazz Festival, just after the mid-point, she sings, "Jonathan Livingston Seagull ain't got nothing on me!" The animated television series Puppy Dog Pals features, as a recurring character, a seagull named Jonathan. The digital multiplayer board game "100% Orange Juice" features seagulls from Flying Red Barrel as enemies. The seagull boss is called "Big the Jonathan." In Part of Your World: A Twisted Tale By Liz Braswell, Scuttle's Great-Grandgull Jona claims her Great-Grandfather gets confused sometimes and refers to her as "Jonathan. Jonathan Livingston." The book is referenced in the chapter "The Corsican Brothers" by the title character of Osamu Tezuka's Black Jack. The book is referenced in Key and Peele skit "Prepared for Terries," in which the events of the work are reconfigured as a loose allegory of the sketch's own questions of conformity in the face of personal discomfort. The book is referenced in Season 4, episode 5 of Showtime's Ray Donovan. The book is referenced in the movie The Chambermaid (Kino Lorber). The book is referenced in a Singapore drama, "Morning Express." Music Jonathan Livingston's passion for flying is illustrated in the song "Martı" (Seagull) by Turkish singer Yaşar Kurt. Jonathan Seagull is mentioned in the 1973 James Gang song "Ride the Wind" in the lyric "I wanna be like Jonathan Seagull, try to fly high on his wing." The novel inspired the Barclay James Harvest track, "Jonathan," written by Les Holroyd, from the band's 1975 album, Time Honoured Ghosts. ABBA member Björn Ulvaeus found his inspiration in Jonathan Seagull when writing the 1978 song "Eagle." "Jonathan's Dream," a song by Sid Sound, is inspired by the book. The song is featured on the dance simulation game Pump It Up Fiesta Ex. A song by Turkish singer Yasemin Mori, "Oyna" includes the lyric "Martı Jonathan" as a catchy phrase; the song is believed to draw inspiration from the book. The novel was one of the inspirations for the band name of A Flock of Seagulls. Adaptations The novella inspired the production of a film of the same title in 1973. The film was made by Hall Bartlett many years before computer-generated