Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 7 Episode 9

Andrew: That'll do, pig!
This is a line uttered by Farmer Arthur Hoggett, played by James Cromwell, in Babe.

Title: Never Leave Me
This title comes form the lyrics of "Early One Morning", Spike's trigger song:

Early one morning just as the sun was rising,

I heard a young maid sing in the valley below.

Oh don't deceive me, Oh never leave me,

How could you use a poor maiden so?

Andrew: Or Patrick Swayze.
Ghost is considered one of the most romantic films of the 1990s. In it, Patrick Swayze returns as a ghost to warn Demi Moore. He can't take corporeal form and he uses wacky psychic Whoopie Goldberg to achieve his goal.

Warren: You can do this. You're my Iron Fist.
Iron Fist is a Marvel Comics character. He and Luck Cage, AKA Power Man, formed Heroes for Hire, Inc. Iron Fist is Daniel Thomas Rand-Kai, a martial arts master who summons his chi to raise his martial arts mastery, channeling the force through his fist. He can also use his chi to heal himself and others.

Butcher: This is a butcher shop, Neo. We don't sell toothpaste.
Neo was Keanu Reeves' character in the blockbuster film The Matrix. He wore a leather jacket (much like Andrew's) throughout most of the movie.

Xander: A trigger.
Anya: The horse?
A Hollywood horse belonging to Western star Roy Rogers, Trigger was often considered "The smartest horse in the movies." Xander is actually referring to a trigger as part of military tactics in brainwashing, whereas Anya is thinking of said stallion.

Andrew: I think Babe 2: Pig in the City was under-rated.
Universal's Babe 2: Pig in the City is rated G. It is the story of a pig (Babe) with his animal friends from the farm, that go in the City for the very first time. The movie is full of comedy and adventure.