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‎Cultural references

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‎Goofs

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 *[[Homer]] stole Ned's {{W|Oral Roberts University}} diploma.
 *The adult film ''Debbie Does Springfield'' played at [[Springfield-X]] is a parody of ''{{W|Debbie Does Dallas}}''.
-*Ex-president [[Jimmy Carter]] and his wife {{W|Rosalynn Carter|Rosalynn}} attended [[Krusty]]'s 29th Anniversary show.
+*President [[Bill Clinton]] and his wife [[Hillary Clinton|Hillary]] attended [[Krusty]]'s 29th Anniversary show.
 *In one of Krusty's clips, American poet [[Robert Frost]] is reading his poem "{{W|Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening}}". Suddenly, Krusty interrupts him and says "Hey, Frosty! How'd you like some snow, man?", a reference to ''{{W2|Frosty the Snowman|TV special}}''.
 *In his 1973 Psychedelic rock clip, "Kroon Along With Krusty", Krusty performs "{{W|Break On Through (To the Other Side)}}" by {{W|The Doors}}.

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 == Goofs ==
 *Up until the presidents play, [[Lewis]] is given yellow skin, brown hair and a pink shirt.
-*After Homer says "I'd sell my first-born son", the view switches to a close-up of Bart saying "Hey!", who has suddenly gained a can of [[Buzz Cola]] and a thin silver implement in his hands, which were empty in the previous scene. This, and the following shot of Homer, were reused from [[Dog of Death]].
+*After Homer says "I'd sell my first-born son", the view switches to a close-up of Bart saying "Hey!", who has suddenly gained a can of [[Buzz Cola]] and a thin silver implement in his hands, which were empty in the previous scene. This, and the following shot of Homer, were reused from "[[Dog of Death]]".
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 *In one of Krusty's clips, American poet [[Robert Frost]] is reading his poem "{{W|Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening}}". Suddenly, Krusty interrupts him and says "Hey, Frosty! How'd you like some snow, man?", a reference to ''{{W2|Frosty the Snowman|TV special}}''.
 *In his 1973 Psychedelic rock clip, "Kroon Along With Krusty", Krusty performs "{{W|Break On Through (To the Other Side)}}" by {{W|The Doors}}.
-*The clip where [[Sideshow Mel]] "wacked out on wowie-sauce" tells off Krusty is a reference to {{ch|Ed McMahon}} appearing to be intoxicated on ''The Tonight Show'' on April 8, 1977.
+*The clip where [[Sideshow Mel]] "wacked out on wowie-sauce" tells off Krusty is a reference to {{Ch|Ed McMahon}} appearing to be intoxicated on ''The Tonight Show'' on April 8, 1977.
 *[[Groundskeeper Willie]] does an impression of {{W2|Scotty|Star Trek}} from ''[[Star Trek]]'' when Skinner orders him to put more water in the orange juice.
 *"{{W|Hail to the Chief}}" plays during the President's day act opening.

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 *In one of Krusty's clips, American poet [[Robert Frost]] is reading his poem "{{W|Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening}}". Suddenly, Krusty interrupts him and says "Hey, Frosty! How'd you like some snow, man?", a reference to ''{{W2|Frosty the Snowman|TV special}}''.
 *In his 1973 Psychedelic rock clip, "Kroon Along With Krusty", Krusty performs "{{W|Break On Through (To the Other Side)}}" by {{W|The Doors}}.
 *[[Groundskeeper Willie]] does an impression of {{W2|Scotty|Star Trek}} from ''[[Star Trek]]'' when Skinner orders him to put more water in the orange juice.
 *"{{W|Hail to the Chief}}" plays during the President's day act opening.