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There are several layers to this Easter egg. Ash claims he feels "better, stronger, faster" when he picks up certain items. This is a reference to the television show "Ash vs. Evil Dead". The arrogant hero flaunts his robotic hand while making contact with his estranged father. Then he repeats this statement.  

The Starz network's American comedy-horror television series "Ash vs. the Evil Dead" was created by Sam Raimi, Ivan Raimi, and Tom Spezialy. The series is a follow-up to the original trilogy of the Evil Dead movies and is about 30 years after. 

Ash Williams is a straightforward stock boy at the "Value Stop". Pablo, his friend, and Kelly, a girl he likes, both work at the store. Since his return from 1300 AD (at the conclusion of Army of Darkness), Ash seems to have accomplished very little. At the start of the series, he's living in a trailer and going to bars by himself. However, he will soon have to give up this life and return to being a hero and fight the Evil Dead with Kelly and Pablo's help.  

This is also a tribute to Lee Majors, who portrays his father in the film. The Six Million Dollar Man is one of his most well-known performances. The intro to the show comments that science can rebuild the injured hero to make him "better, stronger, and quicker," showing that his robotic implants extend beyond his hand. 

Ash's most intense teammate, who occasionally says, "Hello, Gorgeous," to the new weapons she gets, which is probably the same reaction players get when they get a new toy. 

In the first season, Kelly takes a machine gun when the heroes come across a quarantined military installation. She then smiles as she says, "Hello, Gorgeous." In this scene, she is hungry for vengeance, and this is possibly the best weapon for shedding Deadite blood.   

One of the many sites on the map is Bronson Cave. Although it could appear to be a random name, if you are familiar with the Evil Deaf franchise, you will remember that the Army of Darkness stars Bronson Cave. In the Army of Darkness, Bronson Cave was used as the filming site. Ash wakes up in a post-apocalyptic future in the alternate ending.  

The Bronson Cave has appeared in various films and TV series throughout the years. The most recognized is in the 1960 Batman show, where the location was used for the entrance to the Batcave. You are able to reenact the sequence with Ash's Delta. 

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