OK Here goes: the ones in "(?)" are questionable.
Refrences/parodies:
Woodstock: KISS's version: KISSStock
(?)The Tree Of Knowledge: The Candy Tree, Genesis.
Austin Powers 1: when Stewie board the plane, he spouts of English sayings, one of them was "meat & two veg". This was used by Austin Powers to describe his genetals.
Richard Nixon: As Stewie boards the plane and flashes the "double V("Vixtory") or "double peace sign" just like Mr. Nixon when he boarded Air Force One for the last time.
"Dude, Where's My Car"(Movie): FG's version: "Dude, my car is not where I parked it, but Praise Allah we're not hurt" Sometimes this happens when movies are played abroad overseas for example: "Charlie's Angels
Car salesman: The camel salesman uses the oldest line in the book: FG Version: "This camel owned by little old man who only rode it to mousque on Sundays." Real Version: Usually, a shady car salesman will tell you that the car was driven by an old man/woman/couple to church & back or tell you that an old couple owned it, and didn't drive it much. Of course, who knows how long this "Old man/woman/couple" owned the car, my mom got goat-roped(duped) this way into buying an old white Impala, 50K miles i think, anyway it eventually went to hell.
Triumph the Insult-Comic Dog: A bit on Conan O'brien's Show. Brian uses his signature line "For me to poop on."
I Dream Of Genie(TV Show): Stewie comes out dressed up in her garb during the musical number.
The Empire Strikes Back(Movie): the scene that plays out is similiar to when Han Solo finds Luke Skywalker in the snow next to his dead Tauntaun(similar to a camel), Han Solo uses Luke's lightsaber to slice open the tauntaun and warm up Luke, Stewie & Stewie goes further with the scene by getting inside the camel.
Fung Shue: The Japanese art of the placement of objects to maximise harmony.
Bill & Ted(pick any movie): Dave & Peter do B&T's signatue move(except Dave has a real guitar)
ID: Andy Rooney: Andy Rooney does a 60-second(or more) filler of commentary on I guess whatevers on his mind.
Jerry Seinfeld: Known for his observational humor.
Andy Dick: Most noteable role: "NewsRadio"
Tom Bosley: Most Noteable Role(s): Richie's Father on "Happy Days" and promoter of GLAD Trash bags.
BBC: British Broadcasting Corperation: a TV Nework like in the States(exapnd on this please)
Animaion Goof: when the candy tree is talking, the girl suddenly "pops" into the shot(instead of walking from the right side of the shot)