Editing Throw Grampa from the Dane/References

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== Cultural references ==
*The title is a reference to the film ''{{W|Throw Momma from the Train}}''.
*[[Marge]] uses {{W|Airbnb}} to look for options to move while the Simpsons' house gets repaired.
*When [[Homer]] tries to find out what could be [[Abe]]'s problem, he imagines his father as the gameboard of ''{{W2|Operation|game}}'', a battery-operated game of physical skill.
*[[Bleeders Sinai Medical Center]] is a reference to the real world {{W|Cedars-Sinai Medical Center}}.
*The episode's plot is based on the {{W|Healthcare in Denmark|Danish healthcare system}}.
*One of the airplane models is made of [[LEGO]], with people next to it made of LEGO, and the company is called Lego Air. Lego is a Danish company.
*The third plane on the tarmac has multiple references to Danish existential philosopher {{W|Søren Kierkegaard}}:
**His image on the tailpiece.
**Catch phrase "Existential Desp-Air", a play on words and a reference to his philosophy.
**His first name Søren as the name of the airline.
*The two stewardesses grab hands on the plane. Denmark has some of the most extensive {{W|LGBT rights in Denmark|LGBT rights}} in the world.
*Iconic places shown in [[Copenhagen]] when [[Søren]] is welcoming the Simpsons are:
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File:Frederiksborg Castle.png|{{W|Frederiksborg Castle}}
File:Copenhagen Opera House.png|{{W|Copenhagen Opera House}}
File:Royal Danish Theatre.png|{{W|Royal Danish Theatre}}
File:Middelgrunden.png|{{W|Middelgrunden}} offshore wind farm
File:Copenhagen.png|{{W|Nyhavn}}
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*The Danish drama about teenagers getting killed mentioned is ''{{W2|The Killing|Danish TV series}}''.
[[File:Little Mermaid statue.png|300px|thumb|[[Søren]] shows the Simpsons the ''{{W2|The Little Mermaid|statue}}'' statue]]
*Søren tells the Simpsons that ''{{W2|The Little Mermaid|statue}}'' is world famous icon of Denmark.
**[[Bart]] contradicts Søren and says that {{W|The Walt Disney Company|Disney}} created ''[[The Little Mermaid]]'', ''[[Spider-Man]]'' and ''[[Star Wars]]'', none of which were actually created by Disney. What Bart was referring to, however, was the Disney animated film ''{{W2|The Little Mermaid|1989 film}}''. Bart and Homer also mention {{W2|Sebastian|The Little Mermaid}}, the crab from the film.
*[[Lisa]] is amazed at {{W|Cycling in Copenhagen|Copenhagen's cycling system}}.
*The Simpsons also go to [[Amalienborg Square]], home of the {{W|Danish Royal Palace}}.
*Lisa meets [[Prince Christian]]. He is second in the line of succession to the Danish throne, after his father.
*The family goes to [[Tivoli]], an amusement park and pleasure garden in Copenhagen.
*Lisa wants to live to Denmark, and one of the reason is that it is a {{W|Celsius}} country.
*Bart, Lisa and a choir sing, in an English translation, the Danish national anthem "[[Der er et yndigt land]]".
**When Lisa remarks that the Danish national anthem is in "a range you can actually sing," she is implying a contrast to ''[[The Star-Spangled Banner]]'' which has a vocal range of one and a half octaves.
*Marge mentions Danish food like: {{W|smørrebrød}}, mørbradbøf and {{W|flæskesteg}}.
*When Homer was giving a speech about America, "{{W|America the Beautiful}}" plays.
**Homer is proud of his country for having such great TV channels, and he mentions {{W|BBC America}}. BBC America is in great part owned by British {{W|BBC Studios}}.
**When Homer says America has "a factory for cheesecake" he means {{W|The Cheesecake Factory}}, a restaurant chain.
**Homer calls America "The greatest country on earth, 1917 [the year the United States entered {{W|World War I}}] to 2016 [the year [[Donald Trump]] became President]"".
*Exhibits at the [[Hans Christian Andersen Museum]], which is a real place, include ''{{W|Thumbelina}}'', ''{{W|The Snow Queen}}'', ''{{W|The Ugly Duckling}}'' and ''{{W|The Emperor's New Clothes}}''.
*The family also visits the [[Viking Ship Museum]], [[Lejre]] and [[Kronborg Castle]], [[William Shakespeare]]'s ''{{W|Hamlet}}'''s castle.
**Homer recites a modified version of "{{W|To be, or not to be}}".
*[[Häagen-Death]] is a reference to the real world ice cream brand {{W|Häagen-Dazs}}.

== Continuity ==
*The [[Olmec head]] is seen floating in the water. ("[[Blood Feud]]")
*[[Bender Rodríguez|Bender]] is seen moving on the water current, seemingly awake. ("[[Simpsorama]]")
*A poster for the [[Mother Nature Burger]] is seen. ("[[Coming to Homerica]]")
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