Editing Kamp Krustier/References

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== Cultural references ==
*The episode is a sequel of the [[season 4]] episode "[[Kamp Krusty]]".
**Onscreen text references to the episode.
**At the end of the episode, it is stated that this episode will have another sequel titled "Kamp Krustiest" on Season 52.
**Many plot elements reference the film ''{{W|Don't Look Now}}''.
*{{W|Air Force One}} and [[Vladimir Putin]] riding a winged horse are seen in the [[Kamp Krustier/Gags#Title screen gag|title screen gag]].
*In [[Bart's treehouse]], [[Homer]] makes the [[Tarzan]] {{W|Tarzan yell|yell}}. Instead of using it for Homer's, [[Dan Castellaneta]], Homer's voice actor, did the yell in his Homer voice.
[[File:Kamp Krustier Jurassic Park reference.png|300px|thumb|[[Chief Wiggum]] approaching the treehouse makes drinks shake like in the T-Rex scene from ''[[Jurassic Park]]'']]
*[[Chief Wiggum]] approaching the treehouse makes drinks shake and stomping noises like in ''[[Jurassic Park]]'', where some scenes of the film have loud stomping noises that causes drinks to shake.
*One of the children seen exiting the {{ap|Kamp Krusty|location}} bus has the voice and mannerisms of late comedian [[Rodney Dangerfield]] who voiced [[Larry Burns]] in "[[Burns, Baby Burns]]".
*Lisa mentions that at Kamp Krusty, every night, they showed ''{{W2|The Parent Trap|1998 film}}''. The [[child therapist]] also mentions {{W|Disney}}.
*The child therapist owns a {{W|Toyota Corolla}} and blocked [[Seymour Skinner]]'s car.
*Homer and [[Marge]] try to imitate American entertainers {{W|Penn & Teller}}.
*The title of the ''[[The Itchy & Scratchy Show]]'' episode "[[Dancing with the Scars]]", is a parody of ''{{W|Dancing with the Stars}}''.
**The hosts [[Tomcat Bergeron]] and [[Alleycat Deeley]]'s names are references to the host of ''Dancing with the Stars'' {{W|Tom Bergeron}} and [[Cat Deeley]], who hosts ''{{W|So You Think You Can Dance}}''.
**[[Itchy]] hurls sabres at [[Scratchy]] to the music of {{W|Aram Khachaturian}}'s ''{{W|Sabre Dance}}'' from his ''{{W|Gayane (ballet)|Gayane}}'' ballet.
**A {{W|Buffalo Sabres}} player is thrown by Scratchy to Itchy. The Buffalo Sabres are a professional ice hockey team based in Buffalo, New York. Khatchaturian's ''Sabre Dance'' has become their unofficial anthem.
*[[Lenny]] references {{W|red beans and rice}}, an emblematic dish from [[Louisiana]].
**He also references [[Aquaman]] and the {{W|Jean Grey|Phoenix}}.
*''[[I Love Lucy]]'': During his "smart" phase, Homer sorts nuggets of {{W|Uranium-235|U-235}} and {{W|Uranium-232|U-232}} as they pass by him on a conveyor belt. When he can't keep up with the flow, he starts eating the nuggets — a sight gag on the scene in the "Job Switching" episode where Lucy and Ethel wrap chocolates in a candy factory.
*[[Half-Dozen Flags]] is a parody of {{W|Six Flags}}.
[[File:The Grunions Ride.png|300px|thumb|[[The Grunions Ride]] parodies the {{W2|Minions|Despicable Me}} from ''{{W2|Despicable Me|franchise}}'']]
*[[The Grunions Ride]] is a parody of the {{W|Universal Studios}} ride, "{{W|Despicable Me: Minion Mayhem}}", and features the characters {{W2|Minions|Despicable Me}} from ''{{W2|Despicable Me|franchise}}''.
*When Homer was too focused on his job, Marge says "I'm too tired to get my groove back", a reference to the film ''{{W|How Stella Got Her Groove Back}}''.
*The unbelievable things men have accomplished according to Homer are: the {{W|Pyramids of Egypt}}, the {{W|Florence Cathedral|Duomo}} and {{W|Microsoft}}.
*Homer mistakes "Therapy" for a {{W|Theremin}}.
*[[William Masters]] and [[Virginia Johnson]] from ''{{W|Masters of Sex}}'' give advice to Homer and Marge. They are voiced by [[Michael Sheen]] and [[Lizzy Caplan]], who also portray them in the real-life series.
*The Kids at the Kids Klub in [[Klub Krusty]] sing "{{W|Who Stole the Cookie from the Cookie Jar?}}".
*[[Sideshow Mel]] and other people at Kamp Krusty did a play of ''{{W|The Phantom of the Opera}}''.
*The songs one of the Homers in his brain play plays are ''{{W|Adagio for Strings}}'' by {{W|Samuel Barber}}, ''{{W|Boléro}}'' by {{W|Maurice Ravel}} and the "{{W|First call}}".
*{{ap|Charlie|Kamp Krustier}} worked for ''{{W2|Departures|magazine}}'' magazine.
*During the end credits, [[Kevin Michael Richardson]] sings a cover version of "{{W|Can't Get Enough of Your Love, Babe}}" by [[Barry White]].
**The Homers sitting on a girder is a reference to the famous photograph ''{{W|Lunch atop a Skyscraper}}''.

== Continuity ==
*[[Vladimir Putin]] flying on a horse is a reference to his appearance in [[Homer Votes 2016]].
*The episode is a sequel to the episode "[[Kamp Krusty]]" and Kamp Krusty is shown in its destroyed state, including the totem. Later in the episode, the [[Simpson family]] returns to it, but it changed to an adult spa, Klub Krusty.
*The first line of "[[Hail to Thee, Kamp Krusty]]" is sung by the children in Kamp Krusty.

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