Baker Street's saxophone riff was heard numerous times in Rick and Morty's episode titled "M.Night Shyam-Aliens!."
The track played out prominently when Jerry successfully pitched an ad (that simply said "hungry for apples?") during a meeting for his office firm.
The moment was significant for Jerry since he had finally achieved something in his life because of which everyone praised him widely.
Later, Jerry is shown sliding jovially along a railing with the sound of 'Baker Street' buzzing in the background. But when the verse "it got so many people but it got no soul" played out, it made a lot of sense what story twist was to arrive.
It came to light later in the episode that Jerry and the rest of the family were trapped in a simulation made by intergalactic scammers called Zigerions. This surprising plot-twist explained why everyone around Jerry was weirdly servile to him.
This track by late Scottish singer Gerry Rafferty was even featured in other animated shows such as Family Guy (1999) and The Simpsons (1989).
