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 *[[The Pooter Toot Express]] (the wind-up toy which [[Marge]] and [[Maggie]] find) may be a parody of {{W|K-tel}} and its products.
 *When [[Bart]] gets onto the window washing platform, the music playing is an {{W2|Inversion|music}} of the title theme from ''{{W|Peter and the Wolf}}''.
-*During the blimp pursuit ([[Chief Wiggum]] and [[Lou]] in the [[Springfield Police Blimp]] chasing [[Homer]] in the [[Duff Blimp]]):
+*During the blimp pursuit ([[Chief Wiggum]] and [[Lou]] in the [[Springfield Police Blimp]] chasing Homer in the [[Duff Blimp]]):
 **Homer eludes Wiggum by suddenly climbing and flying over a billboard advertising a {{W|Cirque du Soleil}} performance titled "Zoomanity". Zoomanity was previously mentioned by Bart in the episode "[[Marge's Son Poisoning]]".
 **Wiggum crashes into the billboard and cries "Oh, the zoomanity!" as his blimp catches fire, referencing the {{W|Hindenburg disaster}}.
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 *The [[Chalkboard Gag|chalkboard gag]] is a reference to [[Kristen Schaal]]'s name being misspelled as "Kristen Schall" in the closing credits of "[[Homer Scissorhands]]".
 **This is the second time an episode's chalkboard gag has referred to the immediately preceding episode. The first was in "[[Homer the Heretic]]", where the chalkboard gag "I will not defame New Orleans" referred to complaints the show received about a song about New Orleans in the previous episode, "[[A Streetcar Named Marge]]".
-*In the band room scene of the [[Opening Sequence|opening sequence]], [[Lisa]] plays a violin instead of her saxophone.
+*In the band room scene of the [[Opening Sequence|opening sequence]], Lisa plays a violin instead of her saxophone.
 *A violin solo version of the [[Theme Song|theme song]] plays over the closing credits.
 *When Lisa first finds the hidden classroom, a hamster ball with a skeleton inside it is briefly seen. Whether it's [[Nibbles]] or another hamster isn't known.

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 **[[NASA]] Space Shuttle ("[[Deep Space Homer]]")
 **Midnight Towboy ("[[Midnight Towboy]]")
-*The dentist Bart moons is the same dentist from the [[Springfield Dental Complex]] with whom {{ch|Ludacris}} argues.
+*The dentist Bart moons is the same dentist from the [[Springfield Dental Complex]] with whom {{Ch|Ludacris}} argues.

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 == Cultural references ==
 *When [[Homer]] flies off in the Duff blimp he shouts down to Barney: "When we see each other again, you'll be an old man and I'll be a baby," a reference to the {{W|twin Paradox}} in Einstein's {{W|special theory of relativity}} and the movie ''{{W|The Curious Case of Benjamin Button}}''. It is perhaps more likely to refer to Michael Moorcock's ''{{W|A Nomad of the Time Streams}}'' steampunk trilogy. Homer delivers the line from a blimp/airship which features strongly in Moorcock's central character's life: 'Oswald Bastable' was in turn borrowed from E Nesbit's children's stories.
 *When [[Lisa]] finds the hidden classroom in the basement of [[Springfield Elementary School]]:
 **She says, "I've discovered a mystery wrapped in a riddle in the basement of a lousy school!" This is a reference to a speech by [[Winston Churchill]] at the beginning of {{W|World War II}}, in which he described Russia as "a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma".
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 **[[NASA]] Space Shuttle ("[[Deep Space Homer]]")
 **Midnight Towboy ("[[Midnight Towboy]]")
 == Goofs ==

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 == Cultural references ==
-*When [[Homer]] flies off in the Duff blimp he shouts down to Barney: "When we see each other again, you'll be an old man and I'll be a baby," a reference to the {{w|twin Paradox}} in Einstein's {{w|special theory of relativity}} and the movie ''{{w|The Curious Case of Benjamin Button}}''. It is perhaps more likely to refer to Michael Moorcock's ''{{W|A Nomad of the Time Streams}}'' steampunk trilogy. Homer delivers the line from a blimp/airship which features strongly in Moorcock's central character's life: 'Oswald Bastable' was in turn borrowed from E Nesbit's children's stories.
+*When [[Homer]] flies off in the Duff blimp he shouts down to Barney: "When we see each other again, you'll be an old man and I'll be a baby," a reference to the {{W|twin Paradox}} in Einstein's {{W|special theory of relativity}} and the movie ''{{W|The Curious Case of Benjamin Button}}''. It is perhaps more likely to refer to Michael Moorcock's ''{{W|A Nomad of the Time Streams}}'' steampunk trilogy. Homer delivers the line from a blimp/airship which features strongly in Moorcock's central character's life: 'Oswald Bastable' was in turn borrowed from E Nesbit's children's stories.
 *When [[Lisa]] finds the hidden classroom in the basement of [[Springfield Elementary School]]:
-**She says, "I've discovered a mystery wrapped in a riddle in the basement of a lousy school!" This is a reference to a speech by [[Winston Churchill]] at the beginning of {{w|World War II}}, in which he described Russia as "a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma".
+**She says, "I've discovered a mystery wrapped in a riddle in the basement of a lousy school!" This is a reference to a speech by [[Winston Churchill]] at the beginning of {{W|World War II}}, in which he described Russia as "a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma".
-**She observes that the stage is set for a production of the play ''{{W2|Endgame|play}}'' by {{w|Samuel Beckett}}.
+**She observes that the stage is set for a production of the play ''{{W2|Endgame|play}}'' by {{W|Samuel Beckett}}.
 **The objects in the classroom appear real, but on closer inspection Lisa discovers that they are fake. Near the end of ''[[2001: A Space Odyssey]]'', astronaut David Bowman finds himself in a similarly fabricated hotel room.
 **There is a poster in the hidden classroom featuring the element symbols from ''Avatar: The Last Airbender''.
-**Lisa returns to the classroom with a huge crowd and school newspaper reporters in tow, only to find nothing but bookshelves, similar to the [[Geraldo Rivera]] special ''{{w|The Mystery of Al Capone's Vaults}}'', where after a huge media buildup the vault was anticlimactically discovered to be empty except for dirt and debris. This could also be a reference to "[[Grift of the Magi]]" where Lisa brings Marge, Homer, and Chief Wiggum to the school to show them the true intentions of the company that was running the school at the time.
+**Lisa returns to the classroom with a huge crowd and school newspaper reporters in tow, only to find nothing but bookshelves, similar to the [[Geraldo Rivera]] special ''{{W|The Mystery of Al Capone's Vaults}}'', where after a huge media buildup the vault was anticlimactically discovered to be empty except for dirt and debris. This could also be a reference to "[[Grift of the Magi]]" where Lisa brings Marge, Homer, and Chief Wiggum to the school to show them the true intentions of the company that was running the school at the time.
-*[[The Pooter Toot Express]] (the wind-up toy which [[Marge]] and [[Maggie]] find) may be a parody of {{w|K-tel}} and its products.
+*[[The Pooter Toot Express]] (the wind-up toy which [[Marge]] and [[Maggie]] find) may be a parody of {{W|K-tel}} and its products.
-*When [[Bart]] gets onto the window washing platform, the music playing is an {{W2|Inversion|music}} of the title theme from ''{{w|Peter and the Wolf}}''.
+*When [[Bart]] gets onto the window washing platform, the music playing is an {{W2|Inversion|music}} of the title theme from ''{{W|Peter and the Wolf}}''.
 *During the blimp pursuit ([[Chief Wiggum]] and [[Lou]] in the [[Springfield Police Blimp]] chasing [[Homer]] in the [[Duff Blimp]]):
-**Homer eludes Wiggum by suddenly climbing and flying over a billboard advertising a {{w|Cirque du Soleil}} performance titled "Zoomanity". Zoomanity was previously mentioned by Bart in the episode "[[Marge's Son Poisoning]]".
+**Homer eludes Wiggum by suddenly climbing and flying over a billboard advertising a {{W|Cirque du Soleil}} performance titled "Zoomanity". Zoomanity was previously mentioned by Bart in the episode "[[Marge's Son Poisoning]]".
-**Wiggum crashes into the billboard and cries "Oh, the zoomanity!" as his blimp catches fire, referencing the {{w|Hindenburg disaster}}.
+**Wiggum crashes into the billboard and cries "Oh, the zoomanity!" as his blimp catches fire, referencing the {{W|Hindenburg disaster}}.
-*When [[Otto]] drives the bus off the bridge, he wonders aloud whether they'll fall slowly, as in the movie ''{{w|Inception}}''.
+*When [[Otto]] drives the bus off the bridge, he wonders aloud whether they'll fall slowly, as in the movie ''{{W|Inception}}''.
 == Trivia ==

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 **Homer the Smithers ("[[Homer the Smithers]]")
 **Bounty Hunter ("[[Sex, Pies and Idiot Scrapes]]")
-**[[Mr. Plow (business)|Mr. Plow]] ("[[Mr. Plow]]")
+**{{ap|Mr. Plow|business}} ("[[Mr. Plow]]")
 **[[NASA]] Space Shuttle ("[[Deep Space Homer]]")
 **Midnight Towboy ("[[Midnight Towboy]]")