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 == Cultural references ==
 *The picture [[Channel 6]] uses for the [[Osaka Flu]] is [[Godzilla]] with an ice pack and a thermometer.
 [[File:Married... with Children Marge in Chains.png|250px|thumb|[[Ned Flanders]] laughs about a bedroom joke on ''[[Married... with Children]]'', the famous American sitcom]]

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The picture [[Channel 6]] uses for the [[Osaka Flu]] is [[Godzilla]] with an ice pack and a thermometer.
 [[File:Married... with Children Marge in Chains.png|250px|thumb|[[Ned Flanders]] laughs about a bedroom joke on ''[[Married... with Children]]'', the famous American sitcom]]

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 *''[[The Itchy & Scratchy Show]]'' episode "[[Germs of Endearment]]" is a spoofs on ''{{W|Terms of Endearment}}''.
 *[[Ned Flanders]] laughs about a bedroom joke on ''[[Married... with Children]]'', the famous American TV sitcom. Ned also mentions [[FOX]] when he remembers its fictional slogan: "watch FOX and be damned for all eternity".
-*[[Bart]] asks [[Marge]] for some ''[[Flinstons]]'' chewable morphine.
+*[[Bart]] asks [[Marge]] for some ''[[Flintstones]]'' chewable morphine.
 *[[Homer]] is afraid of missing ''{{W|The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo}}'', an American sitcom that ran between 1979 and 1981.
 *The Colonel on the [[Colonel Kwik-E-Mart's Kentucky Bourbon]] bottle Marge forgot to pay resembles {{W|Colonel Sanders}} from {{W|Kentucky Fried Chicken}}.

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 *The projection [[Professor Frink]] analyses is a reference to the {{W|assassination of John F. Kennedy}}.
 *When [[Lionel Hutz]] is tempted of drinking alcohol, he calls the American singer-songwriter {{Ch|David Crosby}}, who is holding a {{W|Crosby, Stills & Nash}} album. Crosby spent time in rehabilitation to overcome his addiction to alcohol.
-*[[Apu]] can recite {{W|pi}} to 40,000 places.
+*[[Apu]] can recite {{W|pi}} to 40,000 places, however, he gets the last digit wrong, as it should be 5, not 1
 *Hutz is wearing a tie with a {{W|Windsor knot}}.
 *[[Lisa]] compares Lionel Hutz to [[Clarence Darrow]], the famous American lawyer. However, Hutz did not know him and asks Lisa if he was "the black guy on ''{{W|The Mod Squad}}''". He was thinking of {{W|Clarence Williams III}} instead of Clarence Darrow.

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 *[[Apu]] can recite {{W|pi}} to 40,000 places.
 *Hutz is wearing a tie with a {{W|Windsor knot}}.
-*[[Lisa]] compares Lionel Hutz to {{W|Clarence Darrow}}, the famous American lawyer. However, Hutz did not know him and asks Lisa if he was "the black guy on ''{{W|The Mod Squad}}''". He was thinking of {{W|Clarence Williams III}} instead of Clarence Darrow.
+*[[Lisa]] compares Lionel Hutz to [[Clarence Darrow]], the famous American lawyer. However, Hutz did not know him and asks Lisa if he was "the black guy on ''{{W|The Mod Squad}}''". He was thinking of {{W|Clarence Williams III}} instead of Clarence Darrow.
 *[[Tattoo Annie]] shows her {{W|Mad Fold-in|''MAD'' fold-in}} tattoo. The fold-in also says {{W|Alfred E. Neuman}}'s famous quote "What, me worry?".
 *Homer hums the "{{W|Bridal Chorus}}" by {{W|Richard Wagner}} while he is wearing Marge's wedding dress.

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 *The title of the episode is a possible reference to American rock band {{W|Alice in Chains}}.
 *The picture [[Channel 6]] uses for the [[Osaka Flu]] is [[Godzilla]] with an ice pack and a thermometer.
-[[File:Mc1.jpg|250px|thumb|[[Ned Flanders]] laughs about a bedroom joke on ''[[Married... with Children]]'', the famous American sitcom]]
+[[File:Married... with Children Marge in Chains.png|250px|thumb|[[Ned Flanders]] laughs about a bedroom joke on ''[[Married... with Children]]'', the famous American sitcom]]
 *The way [[Otto]] is attacked by the flu cloud is a parody of one the roof tower scene in ''{{W|Q (1982 film)|Q – The Winged Serpent}}'', a 1982 American monster horror film.
 *''[[The Itchy & Scratchy Show]]'' episode "[[Germs of Endearment]]" is a spoofs on ''{{W|Terms of Endearment}}''.

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 *The picture [[Channel 6]] uses for the [[Osaka Flu]] is [[Godzilla]] with an ice pack and a thermometer.
 [[File:Mc1.jpg|250px|thumb|[[Ned Flanders]] laughs about a bedroom joke on ''[[Married... with Children]]'', the famous American sitcom]]
-*The way [[Otto]] is attacked by the flu cloud is a parody of one the roof tower scene in ''{{w|Q (1982 film)|Q – The Winged Serpent}}'', a 1982 American monster horror film.
+*The way [[Otto]] is attacked by the flu cloud is a parody of one the roof tower scene in ''{{W|Q (1982 film)|Q – The Winged Serpent}}'', a 1982 American monster horror film.
-*''[[The Itchy & Scratchy Show]]'' episode "[[Germs of Endearment]]" is a spoofs on ''{{w|Terms of Endearment}}''.
+*''[[The Itchy & Scratchy Show]]'' episode "[[Germs of Endearment]]" is a spoofs on ''{{W|Terms of Endearment}}''.
 *[[Ned Flanders]] laughs about a bedroom joke on ''[[Married... with Children]]'', the famous American TV sitcom. Ned also mentions [[FOX]] when he remembers its fictional slogan: "watch FOX and be damned for all eternity".
 *[[Bart]] asks [[Marge]] for some ''[[Flinstons]]'' chewable morphine.
-*[[Homer]] is afraid of missing ''{{w|The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo}}'', an American sitcom that ran between 1979 and 1981.
+*[[Homer]] is afraid of missing ''{{W|The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo}}'', an American sitcom that ran between 1979 and 1981.
-*The Colonel on the [[Colonel Kwik-E-Mart's Kentucky Bourbon]] bottle Marge forgot to pay resembles {{w|Colonel Sanders}} from {{w|Kentucky Fried Chicken}}.
+*The Colonel on the [[Colonel Kwik-E-Mart's Kentucky Bourbon]] bottle Marge forgot to pay resembles {{W|Colonel Sanders}} from {{W|Kentucky Fried Chicken}}.
 *[[Mayor Quimby]] tells a spoiler about ''{{W|The Crying Game}}'', a 1992 thriller film.
-*[[Maude]] follows Marge to the Flanders bathroom and watches her through a hole in the wall, much like {{w|Norman Bates}} did to {{w|Marion Crane}} at the Bates Motel in ''[[Psycho]]''.
+*[[Maude]] follows Marge to the Flanders bathroom and watches her through a hole in the wall, much like {{W|Norman Bates}} did to {{W|Marion Crane}} at the Bates Motel in ''[[Psycho]]''.
-**Earlier in the episode [[Troy McClure]] mentioned ''[["P" is for Psycho]]'', one of the films he starred on. This is a parody of the films ''[[Psycho]]'' and ''{{w|Dial M for Murder}}'', both by [[Alfred Hitchcock]].
+**Earlier in the episode [[Troy McClure]] mentioned ''[["P" is for Psycho]]'', one of the films he starred on. This is a parody of the films ''[[Psycho]]'' and ''{{W|Dial M for Murder}}'', both by [[Alfred Hitchcock]].
 *The [[blue-haired lawyer]] asks the jury whether they found [[Tom Cruise]] or [[Mel Gibson]] more attractive.
-[[File:Frink Kennedy projection.png|250px|thumb|The projection [[Professor Frink]] analyses is a reference to the {{w|assassination of John F. Kennedy}}]]
+[[File:Frink Kennedy projection.png|250px|thumb|The projection [[Professor Frink]] analyses is a reference to the {{W|assassination of John F. Kennedy}}]]
-*The projection [[Professor Frink]] analyses is a reference to the {{w|assassination of John F. Kennedy}}.
+*The projection [[Professor Frink]] analyses is a reference to the {{W|assassination of John F. Kennedy}}.
-*When [[Lionel Hutz]] is tempted of drinking alcohol, he calls the American singer-songwriter {{ch|David Crosby}}, who is holding a {{w|Crosby, Stills & Nash}} album. Crosby spent time in rehabilitation to overcome his addiction to alcohol.
+*When [[Lionel Hutz]] is tempted of drinking alcohol, he calls the American singer-songwriter {{Ch|David Crosby}}, who is holding a {{W|Crosby, Stills & Nash}} album. Crosby spent time in rehabilitation to overcome his addiction to alcohol.
-*[[Apu]] can recite {{w|pi}} to 40,000 places.
+*[[Apu]] can recite {{W|pi}} to 40,000 places.
-*Hutz is wearing a tie with a {{w|Windsor knot}}.
+*Hutz is wearing a tie with a {{W|Windsor knot}}.
-*[[Lisa]] compares Lionel Hutz to {{w|Clarence Darrow}}, the famous American lawyer. However, Hutz did not know him and asks Lisa if he was "the black guy on ''{{w|The Mod Squad}}''". He was thinking of {{w|Clarence Williams III}} instead of Clarence Darrow.
+*[[Lisa]] compares Lionel Hutz to {{W|Clarence Darrow}}, the famous American lawyer. However, Hutz did not know him and asks Lisa if he was "the black guy on ''{{W|The Mod Squad}}''". He was thinking of {{W|Clarence Williams III}} instead of Clarence Darrow.
-*[[Tattoo Annie]] shows her {{w|Mad Fold-in|''MAD'' fold-in}} tattoo. The fold-in also says {{w|Alfred E. Neuman}}'s famous quote "What, me worry?".
+*[[Tattoo Annie]] shows her {{W|Mad Fold-in|''MAD'' fold-in}} tattoo. The fold-in also says {{W|Alfred E. Neuman}}'s famous quote "What, me worry?".
-*Homer hums the "{{w|Bridal Chorus}}" by {{w|Richard Wagner}} while he is wearing Marge's wedding dress.
+*Homer hums the "{{W|Bridal Chorus}}" by {{W|Richard Wagner}} while he is wearing Marge's wedding dress.
 *[[Springfield]] is not able to buy a statue of [[Abraham Lincoln]] and buys a [[Jimmy Carter]] statue instead.
-**The sign "Malaise Forever" on the statue is a reference to the famous {{w|Malaise speech|"Malaise" speech}} of Jimmy Carter.
+**The sign "Malaise Forever" on the statue is a reference to the famous {{W|Malaise speech|"Malaise" speech}} of Jimmy Carter.
-*"{{w|Hail to the Chief}}", the personal anthem of the President of the United States, is heard at the end of the episode.
+*"{{W|Hail to the Chief}}", the personal anthem of the President of the United States, is heard at the end of the episode.
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 == Cultural references ==
 *The title of the episode is a possible reference to American rock band {{W|Alice in Chains}}.
-*The picture Channel 6 uses for the Osaska Flu is [[Godzilla]] with an ice pack and a thermometer.
+*The picture [[Channel 6]] uses for the [[Osaka Flu]] is [[Godzilla]] with an ice pack and a thermometer.
-*Mayor Quimby tells a spoiler about ''{{W|The Crying Game}}''.
+[[File:Mc1.jpg|250px|thumb|[[Ned Flanders]] laughs about a bedroom joke on ''[[Married... with Children]]'', the famous American sitcom]]
-*Ned Flanders laughs about a bedroom joke on [[Married... with Children]].
+*The way [[Otto]] is attacked by the flu cloud is a parody of one the roof tower scene in ''{{w|Q (1982 film)|Q – The Winged Serpent}}'', a 1982 American monster horror film.
 {{Season 4|R}}
 [[Category:Cultural references]]