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‎Goofs

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‎Trivia

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 *[[Sideshow Bob]] sings the Christian hymn "{{W|Amazing Grace}}" at the prison church.
 *The mention of American conductor {{W|Arthur Fiedler}}'s wake is an apparent reference and parody of Frasier Crane's upper class Seattle lifestyle.
-[[File:Cecil's apartment.png|250px|thumb|The episode counts with many references to the sitcom ''Frasier'', including Cecil's apartment]]
+[[File:Cecil's apartment.png|250px|thumb|The episode counts with many references to the sitcom ''[[Frasier]]'', including Cecil's apartment]]
 *Before the camera cuts to Bob and Cecil drinking wine in Cecil's apartment we see a title card done in the style of ''Frasier''.
 **Cecil's apartment is a reference to the apartment 1901 at The Elliot Bay Towers on ''Frasier''.

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The title is a reference to the film ''{{W|Brother from Another Planet}}''.
-*The title also refers to the fact that [[David Hyde Pierce]], who voices [[Cecil]], plays the brother of [[Kelsey Grammer]]'s character, [[Frasier Crane]], on the long-running sitcom ''[[Frasier]]''.
+**The title also refers to the fact that [[David Hyde Pierce]], who voices [[Cecil]], plays the brother of [[Kelsey Grammer]]'s character, [[Frasier Crane]], on the long-running sitcom ''[[Frasier]]''.
 *Krusty's [[Springfield State Prison|prison]] concert is a reference to [[Johnny Cash]]'s famous ''{{W|At Folsom Prison}}'' concert and album.
 **The song he sings, "[[Cash and Cary]]", is a parody of "{{W|Folsom Prison Blues}}".
 *[[Sideshow Bob]] sings the Christian hymn "{{W|Amazing Grace}}" at the prison church.
 *The mention of American conductor {{W|Arthur Fiedler}}'s wake is an apparent reference and parody of Frasier Crane's upper class Seattle lifestyle.
 *At his apartment, Cecil offers Bob a glass of {{W|Bordeaux wine}}. Cecil has wines from the {{W|Château Latour}} estate and from {{W|Château Rauzan-Ségla}}.
 *Cecil attended {{W|Princeton University}}.
 *When Cecil thanks his brother for taking him to Krusty's sidekick audition, Bob cites American humorist [[Erma Bombeck]].
 == Trivia ==

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The title refers to the fact that [[David Hyde Pierce]], who voices Cecil, plays the brother of [[Kelsey Grammer]]'s character, [[Frasier Crane]], on the long-running sitcom ''[[Frasier]]''.
+*The title is a reference to the film ''{{W|Brother from Another Planet}}''.
 **When [[Bart]] covers Cecil's eyes and asks "Guess who?", Cecil guesses "Maris". Maris was Nile's wife in ''Frasier'', an unseen character.
 **At one point in the episode (just before Bob and Cecil discuss wine at his apartment), one of the title cards from ''Frasier'' is shown.
-*Krusty's prison concert is a reference to [[Johnny Cash]]'s famous ''{{W|At Folsom Prison}}'' concert and album.
+*Krusty's [[Springfield State Prison|prison]] concert is a reference to [[Johnny Cash]]'s famous ''{{W|At Folsom Prison}}'' concert and album.
-*The title is a reference to the film ''{{W|Brother from Another Planet}}''.
+**The song he sings, "[[Cash and Cary]]", is a parody of "{{W|Folsom Prison Blues}}".
 == Trivia ==

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 == Goofs ==
 *When the crowd boos after [[Mayor Quimby]] defends the choice to release Bob, [[Ruth Powers]] has red hair instead of her usual brown hair.
 *When Bart is praying, his Krusty poster depicts Krusty's face and beard colored yellow instead of white and tan respectively.

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 == Trivia ==
 *In the flashback, [[Lois Pennycandy|Lois]]' hair didn't have a swirly bang.
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 == Cultural references ==