Terminal 67

The one that’s all sixes and sevens

Wait for my cue. 5, 6, 7,

Are you telling me there’s a 67th patient?

Mile 67

Days are 67 hours long

She’s all sixes and sevens

If you were sitting in the last six or seven rows, it was like being hit by a train

Number 671 right now and when Gus Polanski says 6 or 7 weeks

Planet 67

First screen text says it takes place first in 1967

He’s 67

On a highway guide sign

On I-Jing’s purple shirt in the beginning of the film

Edward Blake, 67 years old

He was six, or possibly seven

I’ll make myself about 6 or 7 inches shorter

Well, 11 years in New York and six, seven years in this place

I’ll give you six. Seven!

Kevin! You spent $967 on room service!!???

On the pad of numbers that sends Scott & Charlie down to Santa’s workshop

From 1964 to 1967, I successfully impersonated an airline pilot for Pan Am Airways and I flew over two million miles for free

64, 65, 66, 67, 68

In 1967, that’s when Spinal Tap really came into existence

In the hour 48 minute mark there is a digital clock showing the time 06:07

There were six, including the 767s

8,6… 6? What happened to 7?

I was only 67% sure

No, just normal. 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10

Sure, in 1967 there were many suicides.

Six, maybe seven that’d go for it AND I think it be six, maybe seven

106.7 said on the radio

6-7-8-7-0-4-9-Alpha Splash 6. That’s your employee number!

Incident 1467

Screen text in the beginning says it’s 3067 B.C.

In the diner, Honeybunny yells, One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight

On the October 1965 calendar, 6 7 is right next to each other

On a license plate that says 867591 early in the film

Where is your apartment, Baxter? West 67th street

1967, Shreveport, forgery

The tap dance instructor continually says 5,6,7,8

This is like six, seven times

On a license plate it says 216732

Well, six. Seven minutes?

Said after the intermission during the ball toss

Your probability has dropped to 96.7%

Said in the songs: Blow Us All Away, Take a Break, Ten Duel Commandments, and The World Was Wide Enough

On a calendar in Bill Gillespie’s office

On the train next to the doors

On the car radio in the beginning of the film

Six weeks, maybe seven