moments like Jack calling Casey "Cop Face" and swiping a cigar he stole back only moments after giving it to him. IGN cited Sarah's use of his "Jack Burton" alias in reference to "Chuck Versus the Cougars", as well as Cole's ability to fit in with the rest of the cast. The payoff of Jack stealing Chuck's ATM card earlier in the episode was also appreciated, as were the numerous small character moments. IGN rated the episode an 8.2/10. References to popular culture The scene at the restaurant where Chuck identifies himself as "Mr. Lichtenstein" is a reference to the film Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, where Michael Caine's character pretends to be Dr. Emil Schaufhausen from the Schaufhausen Clinic in Liechtenstein. The use of an employee delivering a message, with Chuck snapping and waving them down, only his arm visible from behind the chair, is taken directly from the film. References are made to the DeLorean's connection to Back to the Future, while the Dodge Charger is painted to look like the General Lee from The Dukes of Hazzard. The scenes where Morgan is looking at the DeLorean and the Dodge Charger imitate a similar scene in the movie Ferris Bueller's Day Off. When Chuck reveals that "Lichtenstein" can speak English and is insulted by the interpreter's "poor" German, Casey remarks that he sounds like Col. Klink. Col. Klink was the commander of the POW camp in the series Hogan's Heroes. Casey stated that Sarah's father had checked into a hotel under the alias "Guido Merkens." The actual Merkens played nine seasons in the National Football League with the Houston Oilers, New Orleans Saints and Philadelphia Eagles. The name of Sarah's father, Jack Burton comes from Kurt Russell's antihero character in John Carpenter's classic action movie Big Trouble in Little China. The DeLorean Morgan buys stalls out at 22 miles per hour. This is exactly 1/4 the speed the car from Back to the Future needs to attain (88 miles per hour) to time travel. References External links Delorean 2008 American television episodes