References to other pop culture

The following is a list of references within Horrid Henry to any other pop culture:
Horrid Henry and the Demon Dinner Lady: The episode features an animated version of Jamie Oliver on a TV cooking show which is a reference to many cooking shows hosted by Jamie Oliver, most notably The Naked Chef.
Horrid Henry's Horrid Revenge: Henry says the quote "It is useless to resist!" said by Darth Vader in the Star Wars movie "The Empire Strikes Back".
Horrid Henry's Sleepover: The scene involving Henry's nightmare, with the scary corridor, is a reference to the 1980 film The Shining.
Horrid Henry's Favourite Day: Whilst this isn't absolutely confirmed as a reference, the cover of the Class Zero game looks similar to that of the Super Smash Bros. series. It serves as a possible but unconfirmed reference. The episode also references the 1981 film Raiders of the Lost Ark.
Horrid Henry Gets Married: This episode again references The Shining: Peter's two sons asking Henry to play with them references the iconic creepy quote from the 1980 flick. Also, the name of Peter's book, The Naked Vegetable, is likely to be yet another reference to Jamie Oliver's show The Naked Chef.
Horrid Henry and the Antiques Rogue Show: The episode's title (alongside the show Greedy Antiques Rogue Show) is definitely a reference to the BBC One show Antiques Roadshow. It almost exactly mirrors the show, has a spin on the music, and the name is only likely changed due to copyright reasons.
Horrid Henry's Skipping Lesson: Henry mentions Gross Class Zero Tops the Pops, which is a reference to the long running chart show Top of the Pops, which begun in 1964 and ended regularly in 2006, with Christmas specials still being produced annually. Due to controversies surrounding the show's original presenter and subsequent serious crimes being discovered, the reference hasn't aged well.
Horrid Henry and the Scary Scooter: The episode's storyline of a supposedly haunted object references the 1983 book Christine (and 1983 film released just a few months later).
Horrid Henry Sells the School: The episode's ending with Henry and Margaret being fired by Miss Oddbod seems to reference the BBC One reality game show The Apprentice. There's even a spin on the show's music, just as Miss Oddbod is firing Henry and Margaret. The episode itself also seems to have a similar structure and plotline to that of the BBC One programme.
Horrid Henry and the Game Changer: Vicious Vicky says "Here's Vicky!" through the treehouse window which is a reference to the "Here's Johnny!" quote from The Shining.
Horrid Henry: Who's Who?: The episode references the 1838 book Oliver Twist (along with the stage play running since 1960, 1968 film and 2005 film) when Andrew requests for more stew and everyone gasps.
Horrid Henry, Hashtag Henry: The general prevalence of hashtags in the epsode's storyline brings the 21st century 'hashtag culture' into the show, which was a phenomenon amongst social media users.
Horrid Henry and the Detention Club: The episode's storyline references the 1985 film The Breakfast Club, with the character's respective roles reminiscent of the roles of the film's characters.
Horrid Henry Wins the Cup, Horrid Henry and the Measly Mascot and the entire Horrid Henry's Wild Weekend hour-long special (a combination): The episodes feature animated versions of TV duo Dick & Dom, and the Brainbox of the Year contest is based on many other shows the two have appeared on.
Horrid Henry's Gross Day Out: The hour-long special episode briefly mirrors a shot from the 2019 film Avengers: Endgame.