References in Greeny Phatom

'This webshow is filled to the brim with references, mostly being logo and company ones, but unlike all that other media, this show is not ashamed to take a trip down Full Lawsuit Lane. The list could go on, but as of right now, we're only going to list several of them. Don't worry. We'll eventually find nearly every reference.'

PLEASE NOTE!!!
This was originally under the "Logos in Popular Culture" CLG Wiki page. Due to Greeny Phatom being "not at ALL notable enough to warrant being listed", the section was removed. Therefore, we're doing everybody the favor by archiving the section here.

The old ID link still exists along with a more recent version by SonicFan91 (now banned indefinitely from the CLG Wiki) that is now off the main page, but unlike this page, it won't be updated.

Pre-Greeny Phatom (2009–2010)
'Most captures of just one logo or promo don't count here. An example being his many Sony Wonder logo captures.'

I Can C U!: Skittles and Z Bar are shown and mentioned by young Robert, along with the Kirby Tootsie Pop parody being shown. Z Bar's are also mentioned again in Youtube Poop - Christina's Z Bar Investature!!!, which is the debut of the usual logos listed in the general references of the next section.

The Angry Mom in a Car made by IHOP!: The 2003 Empire Today logo is seen, with its audio played in reverse, and the 2001 WGBH Boston (Now GBH Boston) logo is seen at the end. Also, IHOP is mentioned not only in the video, but in the title itself.

Closing Logos from Chowder the Elephant: The title is very self-explanatory. The following logos are used: Every Sony Wonder video from March 7, 2009 to March 13, 2009 is just the logo with an effect (or multiple effects) added to it, all of which will be listed below: Sony Wonder/Children's Television Workshop/CINAR: Another self-explanatory title. Same goes for FBI Warning/Sony Wonder/Sesame Workshop/Pixar Animation Studios.
 * CTV (1998)
 * Epitome Pictures (1995)
 * Children's Television Workshop (1983)
 * Chowder Original (using The N Original's music)
 * "Mirroed" (flipped horizontally)
 * "Delicious Colors" (rainbow effect)
 * Black and White
 * Slow
 * Fast
 * Sepia Tone
 * "B&W and Old" (black and white with film grain; the early audio is used)
 * Backwards
 * "Transitions for Logo Skittles! ("Delicious Colors" is played very fast and on loop for over a minute-and-a-half, with each loop utilizing every Windows Movie Maker transition one at a time.)
 * G Major (only the audio is affected)
 * Pixelate

Sony Wonder Logo (3/29/2009): A still image of the logo goes through various Movie Maker effects while "Gentle Breeze" plays in the background. Basically, it's a SKODWARDE meme.

The Death of The CTW Logo: The end of the 1983 CTW logo goes through different Vegas rainbow effects, only to be interrupted by the SMOSH intro (audio only).

[...]

General references
At the beginning of nearly every episode, it starts with the logos for Sony Wonder, Children's Television Workshop (or Sesame Workshop) and Cinar (or Cookie Jar).

For certain episodes, the music and/or design for each logo listed above varies. Here are a few examples: The closing logos at the end of each episode also vary. Some examples of those include the Viacom "V of Steel", Klasky-Csupo, and TMO-Loonland. There are even some cases where closing logos are gone altogether.
 * The Sony Wonder logo occasionally has the Mario Paint cover of the Temple theme from Zelda 2.
 * Lyrick Studios, Warner Bros. Pictures, and Virgin Video have all been used for a few CTW music variations.
 * A certain CTW "Snake" logo variant completely unheard of elsewhere is used in The Banane in pigiama with Banane Dogs.
 * In Celebrating Christmas Day, the Sony Wonder logo fades into a Christmas-themed still image of itself, with the letters in red and green and the "O" in Sony as a wreath. All except the sky and the ribbon change during the transition.

Very rarely is Sony Wonder's FBI Warning seen at the beginning of episodes.

Some companies are also mentioned in the credits, whether they're for Greeny Phatom or its knockoffs. Alevy Productions Inc. is one example.

Also, Sony Wonder is usually referred in the credits as the animation studio they bought and had the rights to for only two years, being Sunbow Productions.

A parody of the Games Animation Inc. logo is also used for certain closings, with Little Guy replacing Arnold.
 * A parody of the third Cartoon Network Studios logo was also made, where Little Guy is hit by a random white ball.

At the end of a few episodes, the Sony Wonder Television logo is harmed in some way, due to Little Guy's evident hatred for said logo.

In episodes that use the Bananas in Pyjamas credits, the ABC Australia logo is seen at the end before the Sony Wonder logo.

Several episodes use at least one clip from Bananas in Pyjamas for reasons unknown.

The 123 Greeny Phatom sign parodies the Sesame Street logo.

Dr. PBS's name is blatantly referencing the obvious.
 * Speaking of which, the PBS logo can be seen five to six times in the background whenever he's talking to Little Guy via a large monitor, a la the N.M.E. Sales Guy. Funnily enough, Holy Nightmare Co. is referenced in many episodes, along with Kirby: Right Back At Ya! music being played sometimes.
 * The only time the background behind him has changed was in the Season 8 cancelled episode Little Guy Meets Tad Guy.

Toys "Я" Us is a very prominent location throughout the series, due to it being seen and/or mentioned almost constantly in several episodes. However, most of its prominence comes from the series' movie, as it's one of the central locations of the crime that Dr. Beanson commits.

Another prominent location is the Sony Wonder Technology Lab, as Little Guy usually visits said place to read his "business" papers.

Most of the many MAD cereal parodies contain at least one logo being a marshmallow (ex: 20th Century Fox, Sony Wonder).

Some episodes even reference a logo and/or company by name in their title, like Little Guy Watches Sony Wonder's Favorite Hits and Team Sega Mutant Little Guy Clones.

In some episodes, the Paramount 1986 Mountain is seen as a backdrop.

Pepsi and/or Coke/Coca-Cola are also mentioned at least once in a few episodes.

Many logos (fictional or otherwise) are used for any segment related to reading CLG signs, and the real ones also make cameos in nearly any other occurrence of sign reading.

Season 1
Sergente Beanson and the Gang: During the reverse drawing segment, Little Guy is shown holding a very crude drawing of the 1984 PBS logo, which lacks its split. The Facebook logo (with "book" on a separate line to fit in the name's rectangle) is also seen during a different drawing, again drawn crudely.

Wanted: The Great Drink Thief: The "Coke Classic" logo is referenced when Doctor comes to steal said drink from the fridge.

The Cure of Santed Sailor: The DELL logo is shown on his laptop. Windows 2000 is also mentioned.

Pube Beanson goes to Showbiz Pizza Place: The Shadow Projects and Jim Henson Television logos are shown, since the Bear in the Big Blue House credits are used.

Don't Break The Ice!: The third Random House Home Video logo's music is used during Doctor's thinking. Milton Bradley is also mentioned.

Season 2
Guthuili Coke Colar: The opening logos are still images on Robert's monitor, and the following logos are used as backdrops: The Coca-Cola gun also has... you guessed it... Coca-Cola decals sprawled all over it. McDonalds is also mentioned at some point.
 * Sesame Street Home Video
 * Sony Wonder (clouds only; a distorted version of the full logo is also shown later in the episode)
 * Children's Television Workshop

Gangster Sailor Responds to Sing Along Songs with Doctor & iMeTechKid: The Sony Wonder logo is seen at the end of the episode, which is slowed down incredibly, making its runtime five times longer than it usually is. Same goes for the TTS announcer saying said company name.

Coke Colar II: Not only is the same distorted Sony Wonder backdrop used again, an undistorted version of it is also used near the end of the episode. The second use of it (when Gangster Sailor confronts Little Guy) seems to swap its place and be in a later frame than its other use immediately before, which is again used in the beginning of the next Coke Colar. The credits music is also the Boomerang launch ID.

Coke Colar III: The Sony Wonder backdrop is used yet again, with its colors alternating between scenes. The Sega logo is also seen when Little Guy snaps back into consciousness.
 * In the flower scene, the colors are set to anything green.
 * In the dining and ending scene, the colors are set to anything purple, with the ribbon being black rather than purple.

Tress Gordon and the Seven Seas: The drawing that Alexander "Little Guy" Barnhart looks at contains the P-Pals on aviators, Doctor on a hot air P-Head balloon, and a huge Dash head with yellow skin, which was all done by cartoonwoody. Funnily enough, there is no sign of Dot despite the drawing's name (being "Dash and Dot VS. P-Pals").

Little Guy Reads CLG Signs: Nelvana is mentioned in the nonexistent channel's name, and to no surprise, their logo is used in the credits. Dr. Beanson also mentions a few companies during his combustive outburst.

The Banane in pigiama with Banane Dogs: Both Windows XP and Windows 7 are mentioned by Little Guy.

Season 3
Learning About Letters: Being named after the Sesame Street episode, an extreme closeup of the Sony Wonder sun is used for the letter "S", and at the end of the episode, letters from other logos (Disney, IBM, Sega, etc.) are shown.

Why Little Guy Hated Clouds: The Sony Wonder clouds are shown at one point, and at the beginning of said episode, the third Random House Home Video logo replaces the Sony Wonder logo.

CSI: Sing Along Songs with Doctor's New Foe: The SSB Melee title screen is used as a backdrop after Little Guy knocks out his second clone, being Little Guy Three. WGBH is also mentioned at the end of the episode.

Vase Breaker: The Disney Channel Wand ID is referenced and a reversed version of the first Sesame Workshop logo's music is used for the vase-fixing time cards.

Dr. Beanson's Best Nighty Day Adventure Ever: The first Family Home Entertainment logo is used to attack Dr. Beanson with "soda pop", which was one of the logo's nicknames. He mentions this situation again in "Little Guy Tortures the World", and threatens Doctor with it in "Geo Guy vs. The Fruit Salad Man".

The Trophy Tussle: Both Super Smash Bros. Melee and the GameCube are key references, with a small SpongeBob reference added in near the end. Same goes for the continuation episode The Life of Crime on season four, minus the GameCube.

Season 4
Video Clip: The same "NelvanaChannel" treatment is done with Nickelodeon.

Going Shopping: During the Dexter's Laboratory bit, Dexter appears in the Columbia "Torch Lady" painting, the Sony Wonder logo, and the Paramount 1986 mountain at one point. Pixar is also mentioned once and used in the credits along with Film Roman.

Getting Handy: the Sony Wonder name is referenced in the credits' title, being "Sony Wonder Long Randomness". The Sony logo can also be seen on Robert's television.

C is for Cookie: Being named after the Sesame Street song, the Sony Wonder logo's sequence is interrupted by the famous SMOSH intro quote, only to have the logo be shot with an explosive. The rest of the opening logos are omitted, as we cut straight to the title card. The My Sesame Street Home Video logo is also seen throughout a huge majority of the episode, with Little Guy in all blue replacing Cookie Monster. PBS Kids, Oreo, Chips Ahoy!, and Nickelodeon are all referenced at one point.

Channel PBS: The 1992 alternate ABC Kids Australia logo is shown along with the usual opening sequence. And true to the episode's name, the 1984 PBS logo is seen with "Channel" added to the wordmark, plus the 1970 logo's words all on one line, and the 1971 logo's music being played.

Time For A Checkup: Channel PBS is used again, this time with the 1963 NET music, the logo being either the 1998 or 2002 P-Head print and "Channel" on top of the logo instead of the wordmark, all set on a green background. The Weather Channel logo is also shown at one point.

Season 5
Take Two: During the second video clip, the German Disney Channel Movie logo is seen. This is used again during the flashback in Dr. Beanson's School Days.

Earthy Guy's First Rubber Band: The Donkey Strong logo (being MAD's parody of Donkey Kong) is shown when Little Guy mentions said parody. The Saban International logo is also shown in the credits.

The Cure of Santed Sailor 2: The Secret: Little Guy mentions PBS after the Green Bob intro plays. A parody of the Warner Brothers logo is also seen at the end of the episode.

Little Guy Watches Sony Wonder's Favorite Hits contains a big majority of the obvious. The Sony Wonder logo. The outro also parodies the "Filmed at Nickelodeon Studios in Universal Studios Florida" outro, with PTV replacing Nickelodeon.

Grow Greeny Spot: The opening logos are set in G Major. Nintendo is also mentioned during Little Guy's electric-testing outburst, and PBS Kids' Dash and Dot are both seen with guns at some point. At the end of the episode, The CPB "Thank You" intro is played instead of the usual closing logos.

Rude, Crude, and Tattooed: While Little Guy plays a Greeny Phatom parody of Duck Hunt on Scratch, the Sony Wonder logo is used as a backdrop once again. When he misses a "duck", the colors of the logo change in the cheapest way possible.

Break a Bit: The opening logos have a rainbow effect applied, while the first DreamWorks logo's music is used all the way up to the title card. YMCA is also mentioned.

Season 6
Mega Market: Both Toys Я Us and Babies Я Us are each seen on two of the collapsing signs, with both Я's being flipped to make a normal R. Star Wars can also be seen when Dr. Beanson walks through the former.

Dr. Beanson Reads Some Street Signs: Columbia/Tristar, Pixar, and Cinar are all mentioned by said character.

Doctor mentions YouTube at the end of Snow Soldier. This part was eventually uploaded as a separate video and was mentioned by Little Guy along with the clip being used again in Christmas Eve on 123 Greeny Phatom, with its colors inverted and its audio set in G Major. Said video's quote is also copied by Dr. PBS in Little Guy Goes To The Trinity. The ABC America logo is also seen in the bottom-right hand corner of the TV program, the program being a Charlie Brown special.

Celebrating Christmas Day: The Nintendo DSi is mentioned in Little Guy's description of his last gift.

Crossing Around The Railroad: While Little Guy is inside the mall, the Verizon Wireless logo can be seen multiple times during different shots.

Season 7
Buttercup Blues: The Columbia Federal Prison references... I'll let you figure that out. Little Guy also mentions Walgreens.

Take Four: The "Only From Sony Wonder" bumper is used instead of the usual closing logo sequence.

Columbia/Tristar is mentioned again in Dr. Beanson reads some Scratch Descriptions.

Coke Colar IV: Home Of The Stupid Signs: The Coca-Cola logo (in a very plain serif font) can be seen. At the end of said episode, the Sony Wonder logo, which plays at a slower speed, gets destroyed by a... yeah I don't know what it is.

At the end of Greenyphatom2009 Has 200 Subs!, which seems like a pointless episode to me and possibly many people, the Sony Wonder logo's animation eventually stops and cuts to a more vibrant color version of itself to show the text "Congratulations Greenyphatom2009! you have 200 Subs!" YouTube is mentioned throughout the episode for obvious reasons, and yes. Many different logos are also mentioned in the subscriber usernames.

A fake MGM Cartoon logo can be seen on an HP monitor in Things Gone Wrong. Little Guy also paints the Chase Bank logo, along with him mentioning said company and having four of its logo spread in a linear form across the wall.

Dr. Beanson's House Guest contains a huge majority of Mario Party 4. Same goes for the more obvious Cedar Soldier, Team Sega Mutant Little Guy Clones, and the less obvious bonus episode Caught Right Handed Dr PBS, which the first former contains a huge majority of Cedar Point, the second former contains a huge majority of Sega and Sonic, and the latter contains basically the entire beginning of Super Mario Sunshine.

Season 8
Going to the Cinemas: A Burger King building can be seen during the credits. This reference is foreshadowed by Little Guy when mentioning Whoppers.

Take Five: A Take 5 and a bottle of A&W root beer can be seen in Little Guy's fridge. The Take 5 shown is a fake, as their wrappers aren't completely green. They also don't contain any multi-colored candy balls.

Ratitis: Target is mentioned by Rat (-in-a-hat) Little Guy when trying to find out where the antidote might be in.

Little Guy Uses Vipid.Me contains not only 20th Century Fox, Disney, and Google, but where the first former's source in this episode comes from. What the source is exactly? Look at the title.

Little Guy Makes His Own Logos: The audio used in all of the logos were used in other logos, being:
 * Thames Television (1990)
 * Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (2008)
 * L.A. Hero (1993)
 * Cartoon Network Movies (2002)
 * 4Kids Entertainment (1995)
 * High Voltage Software (1999, LEGO Racers)

Prom Night: A poor drawing of a McDonalds building can be seen when Dr. Beanson sings a song about said building. The Blue Man Group is also referenced. Ironically, this episode contains absolutely nothing about prom.

Season 9
Take Six: The Coca-Cola logo is seen on its bottle when someone (presumably Stink Guy) pours it all out and while Little Guy drinks another fresh bottle of it a few seconds later. Coke is also mentioned by Little Guy after all of what I mentioned earlier happens.

Another obvious reference in the title. The title? Little Guys Uses Windows 95... except the rest of the episode uses Windows Vista... or 7, who cares? They both look identical.

Little Guy's Secret, which is secretly an entire parody of the cutscenes from a CD-i game nobody cares about, has a Sony Wonder "stay tuned" bumper for one second at the beginning of the episode.

The Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire Release. Dear god. Yet another obvious reference in the title.

Little Guy and Dr. Beanson Goes to Walt Disney World... *sigh* I give up.

Party Like It's 1989: Smash Bros. 64, along with the N64 can be seen at the beginning, with the HP logo on the back of the open laptop later in the episode.

Little Guy Invites To Dinner: Both Sony Wonder and Touchstone are referenced in their respective soup names, neither of which exist. Many different Sony Wonder logos can also be seen in Too High's room. This episode is the last one of the series to be cancelled.

Season 10
The Halloween Treasure Hunt: The 2006 MTV Production Development logo theme can be heard while the characters (shown as silhouettes) surround the candy chest, which funnily enough, seems to reference said logo.

In Summer Fun, which ironically is filled with less fun and more fecal matter (a.k.a. stereotypical davemadson trope), a still Sony Wonder logo is used as a time card twice, with its theme reversed. The Sony Wonder logo at the end is also... do I really need to explain?

Little Guys Uses Windows 95 2: The Sequel... Second verse, same as the first.

Birthday Time: The opening logos' colors are all in a manner of "fouled up". Sony Wonder is also given a gender by Little Guy. The logo is male according to him.

Start-To-Read Signs With Little Guy: The Nicktoons logo (in a very plain font) is seen on the bottom throughout the entire episode. The title is yet again named after something Sesame Street, and coincidentally, said series' "Start-To-Read with Me" theme is used in the credits.

Season 11
The NBC ditty can be heard before and after the GPN (Greeny Phatom News) broadcast in Wash Off The Spray Stains, Little Guy.

A slower version of the THX Deep Note (-1.5, DVD pitch) can be heard during the last tape of Take Eight and the rollercoaster dream in Season 13's A Ridiculous Adult Girlfriend.

Little Guy Gets Bullied: Little Guy reads the background info of the Sony Wonder CLG Wiki article, only to get halfway through it as he's interrupted by Gree Guy's actions.

Greeny Phatom The Movie: The Snee-Oosh logo is seen on Dr. Beanson's TV, the Sony Wonder print logo is seen, and the Pepsi logo is seen on a news report. Showbiz Pizza Place, Hancock Fabrics, and Target are all also seen and/or mentioned.

Little Guy Flips Out: The Sony logo can be seen on the television of which the trio (Little Guy, Earthy Guy, and Magic-Mario) play Melee on.

Annoy Little Guy Day: MS Paint recreations of the Sony Wonder clouds can be seen during the episode's last two time cards.

Showbiz Pizza Place is shown again in Hungry for Harvest.

All Sounds Are Scary: True to the episode's name, the Sony Wonder logo's audio is distorted and loud to the point where you can barely hear it.

Little Guy Stays Alone: The Sony Wonder logo begins to loop constantly as soon as the ribbon is about to float down, with the looping getting progressively faster. Eventually, the logo stops looping and quickly tries to finish its sequence, only to be interrupted again by a Squidward quote. The colors start to go crazy (via cutting to each change) when the quote finishes.

Season 12
Take Nine: A still image of the beginning of the Orion logo can be seen at the beginning of the episode. This episode is the last of the "Take ___" series to be uploaded by Robert.

Dr. PBS Origins: Another crudely drawn McDonalds building can be seen. Said character in the title also mentions McDonalds.

Half of the opening logos have their audio vocoded in A Pushing Off To The Lasers.

Little Guys Uses Windows 95 3: Yet More Madness. Third verse... still the same as the first.

The Train Of Joy: Many logos are mentioned by Little Guy during his davemadson trip. Nitrome is also mentioned by said character and seen at one point.

The Trumpet Of Duty: The XBOX 2001 startup theme is heard when the Mega Video Clip Player turns on.

Musicist Everyday!: The PBS P-Head and its split can be seen in the audience. Windows 3.1 is also seen and mentioned by Dr. Beanson. The closing logos in this episode are in the bottom left-hand corner.

Season 13
Little Baby: The Sony logo can be seen on Little Guy's television, and the Pepsi logo can be seen twice during his TV watching. This episode was the series finale, as Robert hasn't uploaded any new episodes since.

(NOTE: Its two other spinoffs out of the many to exist, being Gree City and Geo's World, are basically the exact same as Greeny Phatom, only with different characters and logos. That and each contain less episodes despite the fact that they're all the same. Therefore, only its different opening and closing logos will be listed here, as both shows still use Cinar as an opening logo.)

Opening Logos

 * 20th Century Studios (1994)
 * New World International (1988)

Closing Logos
Only one episode uses the "Vase Breaker" closing logos, along with the last logo listed.
 * Games Animation Inc. (Gree Guy replaces Arnold)
 * Film Roman (1989)
 * Klasky-Csupo (1989)
 * 20th (Century Fox) Television (1995)

Opening Logos

 * Columbia Tristar International Television (1993)
 * Pixar Animation Studios (1995)

Closing Logos

 * Film Roman (1989)
 * Pixar Animation Studios (1995)
 * Columbia Tristar Television (1995)

Dr. Beanson (2011–2017, 2018?)
'Being one out of the many spinoffs made by Robert, this show seems to occasionally refrain from the usual logo/company humor, but that doesn't mean some of it isn't lying around still. And yes, every episode uses alliteration in their titles.'

General references
Sony Wonder's FBI Warning now shows up at the beginning of every episode. Also, the main logos in the opening sequence are still here, except Cookie Jar was early to the party.

On a few episodes, the Doors of Wonder logo immediately follows the Sony Wonder logo.

The new closing logo is the Cartoon Network Development Studio Europe logo, with Sony Wonder being the only logo to stay with the series' closings.

Speaking of the former, up until episode eight, half of the Amazing World of Gumball credits music is used for... the credits. (yay. redundancy.)

On episodes six and seven, the Rugrats title card is used, with the episode name replacing what would usually go there. Very little effort was put into the editing during its first use, as three parts of the teal outline are cut off.

Episode-centric references
Dunken Donuts Dashes Downtown: The title references Dunkin' Donuts. Dr. Beanson also mentions said reference in the episode.

No Nazis, No Nothing!: A Greeny-fied version of Fix-it Felix Jr. makes his debut here.

Obey the Obstacles: The Nitrome logo is seen again when Dr. Beanson goes to play Gunbrick and... another game I don't know the name to. Super Mario 64 is also mentioned once by Little Guy, and the 1985 FHE logo is seen near the end of the episode, with its visuals and audio distorted.

Undercover the Umbrellas: Making Fiends is mentioned by Dr. Beanson. The captions, however, show said name uncapitalized.

Title the Train Tracks: The KFC acronym is mentioned by Dr. Beanclownson, with "Crownface" replacing "Chicken".

Pickles From The Pickle-Seed: A crude drawing of the McDonalds logo can be seen on Dr. Beanson's bag and fry holder. The Sony logo is also seen on his television, which can be seen again in Easter Eggs Of The East 2: Search For Misty's Stolen Togepi, Icicles Are Icy, and Drinking Drinks Get Drunk.

Sing Along Songs Are Singing: Mr. Bean is mentioned by Dr. Beanclownson as a way to make fun of Dr. Beanson's name. Bosco is also exclaimed by a random voice off screen. This isn't the first episode where Dr. Beanson is called Mr. Bean, however, as Do Misty Take This Little Guy is the first occurence of said event.

Icicles Are Icy: A Greeny-fied Santa mentions Coke during his entrance. During the TV-watching bit, "CRISPY" and "THIRST QUENCHING" can be seen in the Warner Bros. shield font and the PS3 logo font respectively.

Drinking Drinks Get Drunk: The Pepsi ball is shown on the title card. A Fanta Orange can is also seen and grabbed by Dr. Beanson, along with a Sprite bottle being tested by Little Guy.

A theater named after the second former drink listed above is seen and mentioned by Lucas Guy (and eventually Master Storks) in Tina the Tapping Tapper. A pack of Fanta Orange bottles is also seen, along with Milk Duds and Mr. Pibb being mentioned by Eric in said episode.

Money Making Mysteries: The Burger King logo can be seen on a drink and both of Dr. Beanclownson and Master Storks' bags. The former also mentions said company. A Coca-Cola can-shaped piggy bank is also seen and mentioned multiple times, along with Dr. Pepper being mentioned.

(NOTE: Even though episode eighteen was teased in 2018, further news about it hasn't surfaced since. There is one thing I can say, though. Bosco is mentioned again.)

Bananas in Pyjamas Super Show (2013–2015)
'The show title is very self-explanatory. A Greeny Phatom short is played, followed by a BiP episode in the middle of it. Three of the former's episodes were later uploaded as separate ones, being labeled as "bonus episodes", with a few others being extensions of GP's normal ones. '

'For this section, only the GP titles will be listed. One thing's for sure. The ABC Australia logo is at the end of every episode.'

Little Guy's Computer Adventure: GreenyTube is a clear reference to YouTube, even to the point where the logo is copied. Little Guy once again mentions Nitrome, and the same slowed down Random House music from Don't Break The Ice! is played during said character's thinking.

The Tower Of Liguen: The 1984 PBS logo is seen again, except the logo is a dark blue with a white P-Head eye, and with "Enterprises" under the wordmark. This can be seen again in If Little Guy's Wish Is Granted..., Oh No! Little Guy's In The House!, and A Weather To Make Him Cold!

If Little Guy's Wish Is Granted...: Both Pokémon and Disney are mentioned by Dr. PBS during his fast talk, with the latter being mentioned multiple times.

Oh No! Little Guy's In The House!: PBS is used as a park moniker in this episode. Coca-Cola is also seen and mentioned by Little Guy during his brief king flashback.

It Speaks To Him Exploud And Clear: The Sony logo can be seen on Little Guy's television again, and a G Major version of the THX Simpsons audio can be heard later in the episode.

A Weather To Make Him Cold!: Once again is the Sony logo on Little Guy's TV seen. Cartoon Network is also shown on the bottom right-hand corner of the show he's watching, being Pokémon.

Sergio Birthday Dance Revolution!: A very crude drawing of the Apple logo can be seen on Little Guy's iPad. Bosco is also mentioned on the CLHS cafeteria menu.

Little Guy's Bonds Of Mega Evolution!: Luxo Jr. is seen and is referred to the series as its creator, being Pixar. A whole episode about him called Pixar: Not As Smart As You Think was eventually made. The XBOX 2001 startup theme is also used again at some point along with Coca-Cola and Sony Wonder.

Pixar also makes an appearance in Battling The Master Hand and The Wyard Wobbuffet.

Battling The Master Hand: Dr. Pepper is mentioned by Little Guy as a way to make fun of Doctor.

Edgar Gone Bonkers: A new PBS Enterprises logo is used and is seen twice. In all caps, the wordmark is on top of the blue PBS symbol, with "PBS" having the 1970 colors. A straw in the shape of the PBS logo is also seen later, along with the 1984 PBS Square One logo (1969 according to Little Guy) being played and the symbol being on Dr. PBS's drum set. Other references include: A Trip To The Arcade: The LGF DSi is mentioned and seen yet again. Also, the following games are played (most of which are from Namco; ones in asterisks are heard in the background): Cuddles Avenue Town Down: A Greeny-fied King Dedede mentions Burger King again.
 * A Mobil advertisement
 * Slurpees
 * Nintendo DSi (the LGF one, which we mentioned already)
 * The KFC acronym
 * Donkey Kong*
 * Rally-X*
 * Baby Pac-Man*
 * Ms. Pac-Man
 * Galaga
 * Galaxian
 * Pole Position
 * Super Pac-Man*
 * Dig Dug

The Wyard Wobbuffet: The Pepsi logo... is seen... yet again.

Pixar: Not As Smart As You Think: Walt Disney is mentioned during Little Guy's insults to Pixar, along with Pixar and the EAS system mentioning said reference later and Rico (along with the EAS) mentioning Pixar Animation Studios, which is referred by the building as simply "Pixar Studios".

Greeny Phatom on Tux Paint (2020–)
'Unlike the original show, the opening logos have been left out entirely. The new closing logo is the Game Boy Advance startup screen, with Sony Wonder retaining its presence yet again (albeit with its early version's audio).'

New Life: Bosco is mentioned once again by Little Guy in his exclamation when he encounters Bob Beanson.

Season 1
Pilot Episode: [...]
 * Original Version: At the end, Little Guy says that the series will have a second season in 1996. The year is clearly an anachronism.
 * Sharpness Knight Studios Version: Like the original, the second season is mentioned, but it's near the beginning instead. Little Guy asks Dr. Beanson if Greeny Phatom will be renewed for a second season, to which he replies "Um... no."

Episodes not made by Robert
Several episodes by a user named greenyphatom1995 were made. Unfortunately, nearly all of them are unable to be listed here due to his channel closure. Thankfully, a few were reuploaded by another user who goes by greenyholland1945.

SonicFan91's Greeny Phatom (Sudomemo, 2020-)
This is a series by SonicFan hoping to improve what Robert Stainton had done, with less logo references.

In the flipnote: Greeny Phatom: Waffles, where the audio used was "Jeremy Dallas - Waffles", the Sony Wonder logo is seen along side the clouds, and SonicFan91's logo is a reference of the THX logo, the audio used in the end happens to be a rare portion of the HiT Entertainment logo theme from 2008.

Moeller Moe (2021-)
This is a parody of Greeny Phatom revolved around Moeller Moe, who is a greenified version of Alden Moeller.

General References
Every episode starts off with a crudely drawn version of the 1959 20th Century Fox Televison logo, the 1971 PBS logo, and a slowed down version of Alden's July 2020 intro with the 1985 Cinar theme.

Other references
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List of known BGM/Sound Effects used
The Greeny Phatom theme doesn't count here, since it was made by Robert Stainton, the series creator. Standalone videos of a source on his channel and music already listed beforehand don't count either.

Pre-Greeny Phatom (2009 - 2010)

 * Gentle Breeze – (Trauma Center: Under the Knife 2)
 * I Feel Good – (James Brown)
 * Credits and Hotel 1 (Variation 2) – (Hotel Mario)
 * The Lazer Collection 2 Theme
 * Hollaback Girl – (Gwen Stefani)
 * The Sound and Intro – (Mary Mary)
 * Linus and Lucy – (Vince Guaraldi Trio)
 * Buttons – (The Pussycat Dolls)
 * The Simpsons Theme – (Mario Paint Cover)
 * Zelda Temple Theme – (Mario Paint Cover)
 * Stronger – (Kanye West)
 * Before He Cheats – (Carrie Underwood)
 * Soul's On Fire – (Anthony Hamilton)
 * Windows 95 Startup Theme
 * Macintosh Crash – (Power Macintosh LC and Macintosh Classic II)
 * Everybody Wants To Rule The World – (Tears For Fears, The Powerpuff Girls cover)
 * Somebody to Love – (Jefferson Airplane)
 * Jailer's Elegy – (Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, Mario Paint Cover)
 * The Thing About Love – (Alicia Keys)
 * Underworld Theme – (Kid Icarus, NES)
 * Imma Be – (The Black Eyed Peas)
 * Closer – (Ne-Yo)

Greeny Phatom (2010 - 2015)

 * Bananas in Pyjamas – (Intro + Instrumental)
 * Bamse – (Intro)
 * Fat Dog Mendoza Theme Song
 * Dr. Seuss Beginner Book Video – (Intro)
 * Benny Hill Theme
 * Песня о добром человеке, Да разве сердце позабудет, Такое чудо, Твои глаза, Моряк сошел на берег, Белые ночи, Хороши весной в саду цветочки, Спасибо за туман, Мяч и шайба, Нам нужна одна победа – (Eduard Khil)
 * South Park – (Credits)
 * Greenwich in the Sky – (Magical Astronomy)
 * Non Stop Flight – (Artie Shaw)
 * Bear in the Big Blue House – (Instrumental)
 * Alligator King – (Sesame Street, Mario Paint Cover)
 * Generic – (a.k.a. Boomerang's Launch Theme)
 * Sonic Mega Collection – (Intro)
 * Sesame Street – (Intro)
 * Berenstain Bears Theme – (1985, Credits)
 * Photo Album and Cave – (Pokémon Snap)
 * We No Speak Americano – (Yolanda Be Cool & DCUP)
 * Error Sound – (Windows XP)
 * I Love My Duck – (VeggieTales)
 * Rose – (James Horner)
 * You've Got a Friend in Me – (Toy Story, Sega Genesis Cover + Original)
 * Sticking Together, C is for Cookie, Start-To-Read, Episode 0001, and their theme – (Sesame Street)
 * Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree – (Rubber Band Cover + Original + Instrumental)
 * Noddy Theme – (1975)
 * AVGN Theme – (Mario Paint Cover)
 * Thomas the Tank Engine Theme – (1984 + unknown remix)
 * Funny Walk (Variation) – (Ilya Kaplan)
 * Disney Channel Movie – (Intro, German)
 * Turkish March – (unknown rendition)
 * Mrs. Phipps and Snoothy – (Intro)
 * Shop – (The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time)
 * Mario Bros. GBA Theme
 * Garfield and Friends Theme – (Season 1-3, 4-6 Credits)
 * DreamWorks SKG Logo – (1997)
 * See How They Grow Theme
 * Fun In The Sun, Playtime, Bumping And A-Jumping, Banana Ballet, [...], Teddies And Bananas, My Friend The Snowman, That Tricky Rat, Sleepy Heads, [...] – (Bananas In Pyjamas)
 * Thomas and Friends Credits Theme – (2009, Full)
 * I've Been Working on the Railroad – (unknown rendition)
 * Who Left the Juice in the Caboose? – (JumpStart Preschool)
 * Goody Goody – (Instrumental + unknown rendition)
 * The Wheels On The Bus – (GiggleBellies rendition)
 * Jingle Bell Rock – (Single Version, Bobby Helms)
 * Hahahoho - The Big Laugh – (Juergen Schlachter)
 * Not So Bad a Dad – (Vanessa)
 * O Tannenbaum and Linus and Lucy – (Vince Guaraldi Trio)
 * Last Christmas – (Wham! Instrumental)
 * Yoshi Go Round – (Super Mario Sunshine)
 * Bananaphone – (Raffl)
 * We Just Got A Letter – (Blues Clues)
 * Mona the Vampire Credits Theme
 * Mac Tonight – (1987, McDonalds)
 * Oh My Word This Tune Is Annoying – (MrWeebl)
 * Waluigi Stadium/Wario Colosseum – (Mario Kart: Double Dash!!)
 * Go K.K. Rider – (Animal Crossing)
 * Underworld Theme – (Kid Icarus, NES)
 * Cabin Fever – (Muppet Treasure Island)
 * Windows 95 Startup Theme
 * Overworld Theme – (New Super Mario Bros.)
 * Looney Tunes – (Intro)
 * Gentle Breeze – (Trauma Center: Under the Knife 2)
 * JumpStart 1st Grade Intro – (2000)
 * Intro – (Mary Mary)
 * Soul's On Fire – (Anthony Hamilton)
 * Airship – (Super Mario Bros. 3, SNES)
 * Pumped Up Kicks – (Foster The People)
 * Tres Viudas Solas – (Banda San Rafael)
 * Happy Birthday – (two unknown remixes)
 * The Beginner's Bible – (Intro + Instrumental)
 * Space Harrier Theme – (SonicYM2612 Remake)
 * THX Deep Note – (Broadway DVD)
 * You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch – (Jim Carrey cover)
 * Master Hand Fight – (Super Smash Bros., N64)
 * The Grim Adventures of the KND – (Intro)
 * Pythagora Switch – (Instrumental + Original)
 * Galaga Theme
 * Electric Avenue – (Eddy Grant)
 * Back at the Barnyard – (Nickelodeon's closing logo)
 * Underdog Theme – (1964)
 * Miss Pataki – (Helga G)
 * Living Books Intro – (1995)
 * Mail Time – (Blue's Clues)
 * Truck Chase – (Kirby: Canvas Curse)
 * Little Miss Theme
 * Blood in the Gutter – (Ren and Stimpy)
 * SNES Rainbow Road – (terrible, unknown cover)
 * Monty Python's Flying Circus – (Opening)
 * White Christmas – (Bing Crosby)
 * Trophy Music and Final Destination – (Super Smash Bros. Melee, GameCube)
 * Simpsons Theme – (Mario Paint cover)
 * Reading Rainbow Theme – (1981)
 * Men in Black Theme
 * Las Mananitas – (Little Joe Y La Familia)
 * Down on the Farm – (Tim McGraw)
 * Comic Walk – (Sidney Torch)
 * Max & Ruby Theme – (Instrumental)
 * Cantinas – (Augustine Ramirez)
 * Those Lonely, Lonely Nights – (Earl King)
 * Frolic – (Killer Tracks)
 * The Bird Dance – (The Emeralds)
 * Cartoon Cartoons Theme
 * Little Lulu and Her Little Friends – (Intro, 1978)

Dr. Beanson (2011-2017, 2018?)

 * The Amazing World of Gumball Credits Theme
 * Mona the Vampire Credits Theme
 * We No Speak Americano – (Yolanda Be Cool & DCUP)
 * Stage Boss – (Super Mario 64)
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SonicFan91's Greeny Phatom (Sudomemo; 2020-)
So far, he wants to make a Greeny Phatom Flipnote where the music playing in the background is "I Love Beijing Tiananmen" by Jin Guolin, most notably played in Hong Kong '97. It would most likely be a joke Flipnote.

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Videos not made by Robert

 * Donut Plains – (Super Mario Kart)
 * Between The Lions Theme
 * Gucci Gang – (Instrumental)
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