¡The Fall Guy-Yi-Yi!/References - Revision history

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */ replaced: Mexican fan → {{Ch|Humberto Vélez}}

2026-02-25T19:00:33Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: Mexican fan → {{Ch|Humberto Vélez}}

Solar Dragon at 15:14, February 19, 2026

2026-02-19T15:14:11Z

Snarla01: /* Trivia */

2026-02-19T14:40:47Z

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2600:8801:DF00:8:517B:859D:9F8D:1EAB: /* Trivia */

2026-02-19T14:36:22Z

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Solar Dragon: Undo revision 1449632 by Snarla01 (talk) Not relevant to this episode. Homer has goofed in ways that have had a positive effect on him multiple times in the series

2026-02-19T14:33:45Z

Undo revision 1449632 by Snarla01 (talk) Not relevant to this episode. Homer has goofed in ways that have had a positive effect on him multiple times in the series

Snarla01: /* Trivia */

2026-02-19T14:15:22Z

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Solar Dragon: Undo revision 1447081 by SNARLA (talk) There are many times when things have goofed in Homer's favour. We don't need to mention this.

2026-02-11T19:17:42Z

Undo revision 1447081 by SNARLA (talk) There are many times when things have goofed in Homer's favour. We don't need to mention this.

SNARLA: /* Trivia */

2026-02-11T18:49:54Z

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Simpsons88 at 08:05, December 31, 2025

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Simpsons88 at 20:57, December 30, 2025

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 **A hint to {{W|Mexican handcrafted fireworks}}, which are usually of informal production and dangerous, is seen.
 *Bumblebee Man and Homer fall down the stairs of the [[Pyramid of the Sun]]. When they do, Lisa exclaims "the {{W|UNESCO}} world heritage site!".
 *[[Tacos Omeyocan]] is a reference to {{W|Ōmeyōcān}}, the highest of {{W|Thirteen Heavens|thirteen heavens}} in {{W|Aztec mythology}}.
 *Bumblebee Man and Homer have a coma dream that they are in a town full of skeletons that resemble {{W|calavera}} from the {{W|Day of the Dead}} holiday.

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 == Trivia ==
 *During premiere translation on [[FOX]], the appearance of Johnny Knoxville coincided with the appearance of an ad bumper for the series premiere of "{{W|Fear Factor|Fear Factor: House of Fear}}", hosted by Knoxville.
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 == Trivia ==
 *During premiere translation on [[FOX]], the appearance of Johnny Knoxville coincided with the appearance of an ad bumper for the series premiere of "{{W|Fear Factor|Fear Factor: House of Fear}}", hosted by Knoxville.
-**Homer 'pulled a Homer' when he fell down the stairs at the MMA match and he had a successful outcome.  "To Pull A Homer" is from the fifth episode of the third season titled 'Homer Defined', which means "to succeed despite idiocy".
+*Homer 'pulled a Homer' when he fell down the stairs at the MMA match and he had a successful outcome.  "To Pull A Homer" is from the fifth episode of the third season titled 'Homer Defined', which means "to succeed despite idiocy".
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 == Trivia ==
 *During premiere translation on [[FOX]], the appearance of Johnny Knoxville coincided with the appearance of an ad bumper for the series premiere of "{{W|Fear Factor|Fear Factor: House of Fear}}", hosted by Knoxville.
 {{Season 37|R}}

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 == Trivia ==
 *During premiere translation on [[FOX]], the appearance of Johnny Knoxville coincided with the appearance of an ad bumper for the series premiere of "{{W|Fear Factor|Fear Factor: House of Fear}}", hosted by Knoxville.
 {{Season 37|R}}

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 [[File:Once Upon a Time in Hollywood parody.png|300px|thumb|Part of the episode parodies ''{{W|Once Upon a Time in Hollywood}}'', with [[Bumblebee Man]] in the role of {{W|Rick Dalton}} ([[Leonardo DiCaprio]]) and [[Homer]] as his stunt double {{W|Cliff Booth}} ([[Brad Pitt]]). The setting, outfits, and Dalton's Cadillac are also referenced.]]
 *Part of the episode parodies the 2019 period comedy-drama ''{{W|Once Upon a Time in Hollywood}}'', a film set in [[Los Angeles]] that follows fading actor {{W|Rick Dalton}} ([[Leonardo DiCaprio]]) and his adrenaline junkie stunt double {{W|Cliff Booth}} ([[Brad Pitt]]):
-**Homer takes the role of Cliff Booth, while Bumblebee Man takes the role of Rick Dalton. They both wear similar late-1970s outfits to those Brad Pitt and DiCaprio wore throughout the film.
+**Homer takes the role of Cliff Booth, while Bumblebee Man takes the role of Rick Dalton. They both wear similar late-1960s outfits to those Brad Pitt and DiCaprio wore throughout the film.
 **[[Russo & Flank Grill]] is a parody of the real restaurant {{W|Musso & Frank Grill}}, located in [[Hollywood]] and with an iconic role in the film industry. The restaurant is also featured in ''Once Upon a Time in Hollywood''.
 **Rick Dalton's luxury house, as well as his 1966 Cadillac de Ville, are parodied during the episode.
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 *"{{W|Cien Años}}" by Rubén Fuentes and Alberto Cervantes plays at the end of the coma dream scene.
 *During the end credits, {{Chs|Los Tigres del Norte}}, a Mexican band of northern Mexican music, perform "[[El Corrido de Pedro y Homero]]".
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 *[[Bart]] bought tickets for the {{W|Mixed martial arts|MMA}} fight at the [[Springfield Brawliseum]].
 *The MMA announcer introduces:
-**[[Drederick Tatum]] as a "CTE denier". The {{W|Chronic traumatic encephalopathy}} (CTE) is a disease linked to repeated trauma to the head, usually occurring in athletes involved in striking-based combat sports.
+**[[Drederick Tatum]] as a "CTE denier". The {{W|chronic traumatic encephalopathy}} (CTE) is a disease linked to repeated trauma to the head, usually occurring in athletes involved in striking-based combat sports.
 **[[Bumblebee Man]] as the owner of [[¡Ay, Mi Cabeza!]] mezcal. The {{W|mezcal}} is a distilled alcoholic beverage with origins in [[Mexico]].
 *At the Brawliseum, Homer acts like he's on {{W|kiss cam}} with the cotton candy.
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 *At the [[East Springfield Swap Meet]], dolls of ICE and {{Ch|Donald Trump}} are seen. The episode aired at the end of 2025, a year {{W|2025 United States protests against mass deportation|marked by strong public debate over immigration enforcement}} in the United States during Trump's second presidency.
 *Homer asks Bumblebee Man why he didn't ditch TV and become a movie star, like all those guys who regret leaving ''[[Saturday Night Live|SNL]]''.
-[[File:Once Upon a Time in Hollywood parody.png|300px|thumb|Part of the episode parodies {{W|Once Upon a Time in Hollywood}}, with [[Bumblebee Man]] in the role of {{W|Rick Dalton}} ([[Leonardo DiCaprio]]) and [[Homer]] as his stunt double {{W|Cliff Booth}} ([[Brad Pitt]]). The setting, outfits, and Dalton's Cadillac are also referenced.]]
+[[File:Once Upon a Time in Hollywood parody.png|300px|thumb|Part of the episode parodies ''{{W|Once Upon a Time in Hollywood}}'', with [[Bumblebee Man]] in the role of {{W|Rick Dalton}} ([[Leonardo DiCaprio]]) and [[Homer]] as his stunt double {{W|Cliff Booth}} ([[Brad Pitt]]). The setting, outfits, and Dalton's Cadillac are also referenced.]]
 *Part of the episode parodies the 2019 period comedy-drama ''{{W|Once Upon a Time in Hollywood}}'', a film set in [[Los Angeles]] that follows fading actor {{W|Rick Dalton}} ([[Leonardo DiCaprio]]) and his adrenaline junkie stunt double {{W|Cliff Booth}} ([[Brad Pitt]]):
 **Homer takes the role of Cliff Booth, while Bumblebee Man takes the role of Rick Dalton. They both wear similar late-1970s outfits to those Brad Pitt and DiCaprio wore throughout the film.