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 *The text that Bart uses to study World War I confuses the agreement between states defined {{W|Entente Cordiale}} with the {{W|Triple Entente}}.
 *[[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]]'s intimidating use of the {{W2|Black Hawk|Sikorsky UH-60}} helicopter on flirting couples in cars is a reference to the {{W|Blue Thunder}} movie.
-*One of the nominees for the Teacher of the Year award says in his presentation video that he uses humor to reach his students. This elicits a groan from the selection committee, and one member saying, "''[[Dead Poets Society]]'' has destroyed a generation of educators." As an example of his point, the scene then shifts to a clip of that teacher, who looks and sounds just [[Robin Williams]]'s character [[John Keating]], impersonating [[John Wayne]], recreating a {{W|faith healing}} and dances the {{W|Macarena}} to teach his class about the {{W|Cuban Missile Crisis}}.
+*One of the nominees for the Teacher of the Year award says in his presentation video that he uses humor to reach his students. This elicits a groan from the selection committee, and one member saying, "''[[Dead Poets Society]]'' has destroyed a generation of educators." As an example of his point, the scene then shifts to a clip of that teacher, who looks and sounds just [[Robin Williams]]'s character [[John Keating]], impersonates [[John Wayne]], reenacts a {{W|faith healing}} and dances the {{W|Macarena}} to teach his class about the {{W|Cuban Missile Crisis}}.
 *During a press conference on the doorsteps of [[Springfield Elementary School]] [[Cletus]] says he is a reporter with the ''Outhouse Times-Picayune'' which is a reference to ''{{W|The Times-Picayune}}'', a daily newspaper in [[New Orleans]].
 *The motto ''"We check IDs"'' that [[Moe]] says in the [[Moe's Tavern]] advertisement that [[Bart]] inserts in his {{W|World War I}} assignment refers to checking the identity documents made by bartenders to avoid serving alcohol to minors. but [[Moe]] winks to the effect that he is joking, so the commercial becomes downright dangerous legally.

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 *[[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]]'s intimidating use of the {{W2|Black Hawk|Sikorsky UH-60}} helicopter on flirting couples in cars is a reference to the {{W|Blue Thunder}} movie.
 *One of the nominees for the Teacher of the Year award says in his presentation video that he uses humor to reach his students. This elicits a groan from the selection committee, and one member saying, "''[[Dead Poets Society]]'' has destroyed a generation of educators." As an example of his point, the scene then shifts to a clip of that teacher, who looks and sounds just [[Robin Williams]]'s character [[John Keating]], impersonating [[John Wayne]], recreating a {{W|faith healing}} and dances the {{W|Macarena}} to teach his class about the {{W|Cuban Missile Crisis}}.
 *The motto ''"We check IDs"'' that [[Moe]] says in the [[Moe's Tavern]] advertisement that [[Bart]] inserts in his {{W|World War I}} assignment refers to checking the identity documents made by bartenders to avoid serving alcohol to minors. but [[Moe]] winks to the effect that he is joking, so the commercial becomes downright dangerous legally.
 *While [[Bart]] imagines who could pair up with [[mrs. Krabappel]] hears the song ''{{W|You Sexy Thing}}'' by {{W|Hot Chocolate;}} among the various characters that he imagines the only one who is not a cartoon character is [[George Meyer]] (one of the producers of the Simpsons).

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 *The text that Bart uses to study World War I confuses the agreement between states defined {{W|Entente Cordiale}} with the {{W|Triple Entente}}.
 *[[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]]'s intimidating use of the {{W2|Black Hawk|Sikorsky UH-60}} helicopter on flirting couples in cars is a reference to the {{W|Blue Thunder}} movie.
-*One of the nominees for the Teacher of the Year award says in his presentation video that he uses humor to reach his students. This elicits a groan from the selection committee, and one of the members laments that "''[[Dead Poets Society]]'' has destroyed a generation of educators." As an example of his point, the scene then shifts to a clip of a teacher using [[John Keating]]'s style to teach a class about the {{W|Cuban Missile Crisis}}.
+*One of the nominees for the Teacher of the Year award says in his presentation video that he uses humor to reach his students. This elicits a groan from the selection committee, and one member saying, "''[[Dead Poets Society]]'' has destroyed a generation of educators." As an example of his point, the scene then shifts to a clip of that teacher, who looks and sounds just [[Robin Williams]]'s character [[John Keating]], impersonating [[John Wayne]], recreating a {{W|faith healing}} and dances the {{W|Macarena}} to teach his class about the {{W|Cuban Missile Crisis}}.
 *The motto ''"We check IDs"'' that [[Moe]] says in the [[Moe's Tavern]] advertisement that [[Bart]] inserts in his {{W|World War I}} assignment refers to checking the identity documents made by bartenders to avoid serving alcohol to minors. but [[Moe]] winks to the effect that he is joking, so the commercial becomes downright dangerous legally.
 *While [[Bart]] imagines who could pair up with [[mrs. Krabappel]] hears the song ''{{W|You Sexy Thing}}'' by {{W|Hot Chocolate;}} among the various characters that he imagines the only one who is not a cartoon character is [[George Meyer]] (one of the producers of the Simpsons).

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 *The text that Bart uses to study World War I confuses the agreement between states defined {{W|Entente Cordiale}} with the {{W|Triple Entente}}.
 *[[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]]'s intimidating use of the {{W2|Black Hawk|Sikorsky UH-60}} helicopter on flirting couples in cars is a reference to the {{W|Blue Thunder}} movie.
-*One of the nominees for the Teacher of the Year award says in his presentation video that he uses humor to reach his students. This elicits a groan from the selection committee, and one of the members laments that "''[[Dead Poets Society]]'' has destroyed a generation of educators." As an example of his point, the scene then shifts to a clip of a teacher using [[John Keating]]'s style to teach a class about the {{w|Cuban Missile Crisis}}.
+*One of the nominees for the Teacher of the Year award says in his presentation video that he uses humor to reach his students. This elicits a groan from the selection committee, and one of the members laments that "''[[Dead Poets Society]]'' has destroyed a generation of educators." As an example of his point, the scene then shifts to a clip of a teacher using [[John Keating]]'s style to teach a class about the {{W|Cuban Missile Crisis}}.
 *The motto ''"We check IDs"'' that [[Moe]] says in the [[Moe's Tavern]] advertisement that [[Bart]] inserts in his {{W|World War I}} assignment refers to checking the identity documents made by bartenders to avoid serving alcohol to minors. but [[Moe]] winks to the effect that he is joking, so the commercial becomes downright dangerous legally.
 *While [[Bart]] imagines who could pair up with [[mrs. Krabappel]] hears the song ''{{W|You Sexy Thing}}'' by {{W|Hot Chocolate;}} among the various characters that he imagines the only one who is not a cartoon character is [[George Meyer]] (one of the producers of the Simpsons).

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 *The text that Bart uses to study World War I confuses the agreement between states defined {{W|Entente Cordiale}} with the {{W|Triple Entente}}.
 *[[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]]'s intimidating use of the {{W2|Black Hawk|Sikorsky UH-60}} helicopter on flirting couples in cars is a reference to the {{W|Blue Thunder}} movie.
-*The committee for the selection of the best teacher of the year cites the film [[Dead Poets Society]] as "destroyer of educators". To confirm this consideration, the video is shown in which a teacher makes irony and humor (even with quite vulgar gestures) on one of the most critical moments of the cold war between the USA and the USSR (the {{W|Cuban missile crisis}}) where it was avoided. the start of a conflict between the two nuclear superpowers.
+*One of the nominees for the Teacher of the Year award says in his presentation video that he uses humor to reach his students. This elicits a groan from the selection committee, and one of the members laments that "''[[Dead Poets Society]]'' has destroyed a generation of educators." As an example of his point, the scene then shifts to a clip of a teacher using [[John Keating]]'s style to teach a class about the {{w|Cuban Missile Crisis}}.
-*The motto ''"We chech IDs"'' that [[Moe]] says in the [[Moe's Tavern]] advertisement that [[Bart]] inserts in his {{W|World War I}} assignment refers to checking the identity documents made by bartenders to avoid serving alcohol to minors. but [[Moe]] winks to the effect that he is joking, so the commercial becomes downright dangerous legally.
+*The motto ''"We check IDs"'' that [[Moe]] says in the [[Moe's Tavern]] advertisement that [[Bart]] inserts in his {{W|World War I}} assignment refers to checking the identity documents made by bartenders to avoid serving alcohol to minors. but [[Moe]] winks to the effect that he is joking, so the commercial becomes downright dangerous legally.
 *While [[Bart]] imagines who could pair up with [[mrs. Krabappel]] hears the song ''{{W|You Sexy Thing}}'' by {{W|Hot Chocolate;}} among the various characters that he imagines the only one who is not a cartoon character is [[George Meyer]] (one of the producers of the Simpsons).
 *The sports car that [[Willie]] lends to [[Skinner]] and a yellow {{W|Lola T70}} Mk II, star of track races in the 1960s.

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 == Trivia/Goofs ==
 *This episode is a sequel to "[[Grade School Confidential]]".
-*According to a sign [[Seymour Skinner|Skinner]] passes on the edge of town, [[Springfield]] is 2,653 miles from [[Orlando]].
+*According to a sign [[Principal Skinner]] passes on the edge of town, [[Springfield]] is 2,653 miles from [[Orlando]].
 *The original title for this episode is "Love and Marking".
 **This may be an indicator that "The Principal and the Pauper" is non-canon.

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 == Cultural references ==
-*This episode features a parody of the {{w|Epcot|EPCOT Center}}. A sign outside the park reads "When Every Other Place is Booked," and [[Homer]] moans that EFCOT is "even boring to fly over!"
+*This episode features a parody of the {{W|Epcot|EPCOT Center}}. A sign outside the park reads "When Every Other Place is Booked," and [[Homer]] moans that EFCOT is "even boring to fly over!"
-*The references to EPCOT Center being different from {{w|Walt Disney World}} is confusing, since EPCOT is indeed one of the four Disney theme parks in Orlando that makes up Walt Disney World. Homer's reference to Disney World and the location to which he escapes at the end is most likely a reference to the {{w|Magic Kingdom}} park. Alternatively, it may be an indication that EFCOT is a distinct entity from Walt Disney World's Epcot.
+*The references to EPCOT Center being different from {{W|Walt Disney World}} is confusing, since EPCOT is indeed one of the four Disney theme parks in Orlando that makes up Walt Disney World. Homer's reference to Disney World and the location to which he escapes at the end is most likely a reference to the {{W|Magic Kingdom}} park. Alternatively, it may be an indication that EFCOT is a distinct entity from Walt Disney World's Epcot.
-*[[Enron's Ride of Broken Dreams]] is a reference to the fallout caused by the {{w|Enron scandal|''Enron'' scandal}}. The ride goes up for quite a distance parodying the stock's rise, then suddenly drops steeply and briefly rises again (stock partial recovery) and then drops down into a poor house shed (total collapse of the company, wiping out the savings of many).
+*[[Enron's Ride of Broken Dreams]] is a reference to the fallout caused by the {{W|Enron scandal|''Enron'' scandal}}. The ride goes up for quite a distance parodying the stock's rise, then suddenly drops steeply and briefly rises again (stock partial recovery) and then drops down into a poor house shed (total collapse of the company, wiping out the savings of many).
 *The attractions shown in the episode are:
-**[[Honey, I Squirted Goo on the Audience]] - A parody of ''{{w|Honey, I Shrunk the Audience!}}''
+**[[Honey, I Squirted Goo on the Audience]] - A parody of ''{{W|Honey, I Shrunk the Audience!}}''
-**Great Moments with Mr. Eisner - A parody of Disneyland's {{w|Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln}}
+**Great Moments with Mr. Eisner - A parody of Disneyland's {{W|Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln}}
-**The FutureSphere - A parody of Epcot's Spaceship Earth and {{w|Magic Kingdom}}'s If You Had Wings
+**The FutureSphere - A parody of Epcot's Spaceship Earth and {{W|Magic Kingdom}}'s If You Had Wings
-**The Home of Tomorrow - A parody of Disneyland's {{w|Monsanto House of the Future}}
+**The Home of Tomorrow - A parody of Disneyland's {{W|Monsanto House of the Future}}
-**The World of Tomorrow attraction has some basis in the former Magic Kingdom attraction {{w|If You Had Wings}}, which was sponsored by {{w|Eastern Airlines}}. Eastern Airlines was the official airline of Walt Disney World until shortly before it filed for bankruptcy in 1989.
+**The World of Tomorrow attraction has some basis in the former Magic Kingdom attraction {{W|If You Had Wings}}, which was sponsored by {{W|Eastern Airlines}}. Eastern Airlines was the official airline of Walt Disney World until shortly before it filed for bankruptcy in 1989.
 **The music playing while the giant Eastern Airlines robots herd people with whips is "Happy Together" by the Turtles. The people are walking/marching in step to the music.
 **The building where the award ceremony is held is an exact likeness of Epcot's Horizons.
-**The Electric Car of the Future, a parody of World of Motion, which was sponsored by {{w|General Motors}} (its replacement, Test Track, still is sponsored by General Motors).
+**The Electric Car of the Future, a parody of World of Motion, which was sponsored by {{W|General Motors}} (its replacement, Test Track, still is sponsored by General Motors).
 *The nighttime fireworks/laser display being watched by Homer and [[Marge]] is a parody of Epcot's Illuminations show, taking place in a facsimile of Epcot's World Showcase.
-*The "World of Tomorrow" ride parodies the fact that most of Epcot's attractions were sponsored by huge corporations ({{w|General Electric}}, {{w|AT&T}}, {{w|Exxon}}, {{w|United Technologies}}) that used their attractions to offer a very clean version of themselves and how they were bringing the future to the American public.
+*The "World of Tomorrow" ride parodies the fact that most of Epcot's attractions were sponsored by huge corporations ({{W|General Electric}}, {{W|AT&T}}, {{W|Exxon}}, {{W|United Technologies}}) that used their attractions to offer a very clean version of themselves and how they were bringing the future to the American public.
-*At the [[Teacher of the Year]] awards ceremony, Homer twice misidentifies presenter {{ch|Little Richard}}:
+*At the [[Teacher of the Year]] awards ceremony, Homer twice misidentifies presenter {{Ch|Little Richard}}:
 **When Richard introduces himself, Homer calls out "{{W2|Purple Rain|song}}!", a song by [[Prince]].
 **When Richard tells Homer to shut up, Homer (still in awe) says, "[[Michael Jackson]] just told me to shut up."
-*[[Julio Estudiante]], the teacher who wins the Teacher of the Year award, is reminiscent of {{w|Jaime Escalante}} and the [[1988]] film ''{{w|Stand and Deliver}}'', where Escalante indeed teaches inner city school students that differential equations were more powerful than bullets.
+*[[Julio Estudiante]], the teacher who wins the Teacher of the Year award, is reminiscent of {{W|Jaime Escalante}} and the [[1988]] film ''{{W|Stand and Deliver}}'', where Escalante indeed teaches inner city school students that differential equations were more powerful than bullets.
-*When Homer and [[Bart]] ride the electric car, the gay robots say "One of us! One of us!" This is homage to the classic line from the 1932 film ''{{w|Freaks}}''. The ride, sponsored by "gas producers of America" exhibits a veiled parody of smear campaigns and conspiracies by oil companies (such as the Streetcar Scandal) to squash alternative transportation (such as mass transit and electric cars) and expand the use of gasoline-powered automobiles.
+*When Homer and [[Bart]] ride the electric car, the gay robots say "One of us! One of us!" This is homage to the classic line from the 1932 film ''{{W|Freaks}}''. The ride, sponsored by "gas producers of America" exhibits a veiled parody of smear campaigns and conspiracies by oil companies (such as the Streetcar Scandal) to squash alternative transportation (such as mass transit and electric cars) and expand the use of gasoline-powered automobiles.
 *[[Edna]] mentions that she accidentally showed the "R-rated version of Romeo and Juliet", which is {{W2|Romeo and Juliet|1968 film|the 1968 film adaptation}}.
-*The opening music to the documentary on holes is the beginning of "{{w2|Fragile|song}}" by [[Sting]]. This is a reference to the IMAX documentary ''{{w|The Living Sea}}'', whose soundtrack featured the same song.
+*The opening music to the documentary on holes is the beginning of "{{W2|Fragile|song}}" by [[Sting]]. This is a reference to the IMAX documentary ''{{W|The Living Sea}}'', whose soundtrack featured the same song.
 **EPCOT had an attraction called The Living Seas from 1986 until 2006.
 *When [[Lisa]] mocks Bart for befriending Edna, she quotes "put mothballs in the beef stew", a line from the Simpsons' hit single "[[Do the Bartman]]".
-*The wrestling match [[Bart]] watches on TV is an irony of the {{w|2003 invasion of Iraq}}; the fighter [[Osama bin Rotten]] is an ironic reference to {{w|Osama bin Laden}} and the fighter "the Secretary of Hate, Colin Kapow" is a reference to the {{w|US Secretary of State}} during that war, {{w|Colin Powell}}.
+*The wrestling match [[Bart]] watches on TV is an irony of the {{W|2003 invasion of Iraq}}; the fighter [[Osama bin Rotten]] is an ironic reference to {{W|Osama bin Laden}} and the fighter "the Secretary of Hate, Colin Kapow" is a reference to the {{W|US Secretary of State}} during that war, {{W|Colin Powell}}.
-*The text that Bart uses to study World War I confuses the agreement between states defined {{w|Entente Cordiale}} with the {{w|Triple Entente}}.
+*The text that Bart uses to study World War I confuses the agreement between states defined {{W|Entente Cordiale}} with the {{W|Triple Entente}}.
-*[[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]]'s intimidating use of the {{w2|Black Hawk|Sikorsky UH-60}} helicopter on flirting couples in cars is a reference to the {{W|Blue Thunder}} movie.
+*[[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]]'s intimidating use of the {{W2|Black Hawk|Sikorsky UH-60}} helicopter on flirting couples in cars is a reference to the {{W|Blue Thunder}} movie.
-*The committee for the selection of the best teacher of the year cites the film [[Dead Poets Society]] as "destroyer of educators". To confirm this consideration, the video is shown in which a teacher makes irony and humor (even with quite vulgar gestures) on one of the most critical moments of the cold war between the USA and the USSR (the {{w|Cuban missile crisis}}) where it was avoided. the start of a conflict between the two nuclear superpowers.
+*The committee for the selection of the best teacher of the year cites the film [[Dead Poets Society]] as "destroyer of educators". To confirm this consideration, the video is shown in which a teacher makes irony and humor (even with quite vulgar gestures) on one of the most critical moments of the cold war between the USA and the USSR (the {{W|Cuban missile crisis}}) where it was avoided. the start of a conflict between the two nuclear superpowers.
-*The motto ''"We chech IDs"'' that [[Moe]] says in the [[Moe's Tavern]] advertisement that [[Bart]] inserts in his {{w|World War I}} assignment refers to checking the identity documents made by bartenders to avoid serving alcohol to minors. but [[Moe]] winks to the effect that he is joking, so the commercial becomes downright dangerous legally.
+*The motto ''"We chech IDs"'' that [[Moe]] says in the [[Moe's Tavern]] advertisement that [[Bart]] inserts in his {{W|World War I}} assignment refers to checking the identity documents made by bartenders to avoid serving alcohol to minors. but [[Moe]] winks to the effect that he is joking, so the commercial becomes downright dangerous legally.
-*While [[Bart]] imagines who could pair up with [[mrs. Krabappel]] hears the song ''{{w|You Sexy Thing}}'' by {{w|Hot Chocolate;}} among the various characters that he imagines the only one who is not a cartoon character is [[George Meyer]] (one of the producers of the Simpsons).
+*While [[Bart]] imagines who could pair up with [[mrs. Krabappel]] hears the song ''{{W|You Sexy Thing}}'' by {{W|Hot Chocolate;}} among the various characters that he imagines the only one who is not a cartoon character is [[George Meyer]] (one of the producers of the Simpsons).
-*The sports car that [[Willie]] lends to [[Skinner]] and a yellow {{w|Lola T70}} Mk II, star of track races in the 1960s.
+*The sports car that [[Willie]] lends to [[Skinner]] and a yellow {{W|Lola T70}} Mk II, star of track races in the 1960s.
-*When [[Skinner]] drives off in [[Willie]]'s car you hear the 007 movie theme and also the monitor with which Willie calls Skinner in the car is a quote from the 007 movie ''{{w|You Only Live Twice}}''.
+*When [[Skinner]] drives off in [[Willie]]'s car you hear the 007 movie theme and also the monitor with which Willie calls Skinner in the car is a quote from the 007 movie ''{{W|You Only Live Twice}}''.
-*The square where the Simpson family has lunch at {{w|Epcot Center}} is a reference to the squares and buildings of the medieval cities of northern Europe (it looks a lot like {{w|Bruges}} in Belgium). Far on the horizon you can also see the bell {{w|St Mark's Campanile}} with the {{w|Doge's Palace}} of {{w|Venice}}, the {{w|Big Ben}}, the {{w|Eiffel Tower}}, the {{w|Chichén Itzá}} pyramid, the {{w|Hōryū-ji}} Pagoda, the {{w|Fontainebleau}} Castle, the {{w|Royal Palace of Amsterdam}}.
+*The square where the Simpson family has lunch at {{W|Epcot Center}} is a reference to the squares and buildings of the medieval cities of northern Europe (it looks a lot like {{W|Bruges}} in Belgium). Far on the horizon you can also see the bell {{W|St Mark's Campanile}} with the {{W|Doge's Palace}} of {{W|Venice}}, the {{W|Big Ben}}, the {{W|Eiffel Tower}}, the {{W|Chichén Itzá}} pyramid, the {{W|Hōryū-ji}} Pagoda, the {{W|Fontainebleau}} Castle, the {{W|Royal Palace of Amsterdam}}.
-*The movie ''"[[Honey, I Squirted Goo on the Audience]]"'' that is screened at Epcot Center, the green thing stuck on the facades of the cinema building and that comes out of its doors, and that is on Homer and Bart, is a reference to the movie ''{{w|The Blob}}'' (1958).
+*The movie ''"[[Honey, I Squirted Goo on the Audience]]"'' that is screened at Epcot Center, the green thing stuck on the facades of the cinema building and that comes out of its doors, and that is on Homer and Bart, is a reference to the movie ''{{W|The Blob}}'' (1958).
 *The phrase Bart says to Skinner in the car simulator ''"pro boner"'' is a saying that indicates an activity apparently ''"pro bono"'' (definition used by professionals to indicate a job done without compensation) but instead having the purpose of obtaining a sexual reward from someone.<ref>https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=pro-boner</ref>
-*The ending has two closing credits. the first is the song {{w|''Happy Together''}} by [[The Turtles]], the second is the song ''"[[What Do I Think of the Pie]]"'' sung by the Simpson characters and composed by [[Alf Clausen]].
+*The ending has two closing credits. the first is the song {{W|''Happy Together''}} by [[The Turtles]], the second is the song ''"[[What Do I Think of the Pie]]"'' sung by the Simpson characters and composed by [[Alf Clausen]].
 == Trivia/Goofs ==

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 * The wrestling match [[Bart]] watches on TV is an irony of the {{w|2003 invasion of Iraq}}; the fighter [[Osama bin Rotten]] is an ironic reference to {{w|Osama bin Laden}} and the fighter "the Secretary of Hate, Colin Kapow" is a reference to the {{w|US Secretary of State}} during that war, {{w|Colin Powell}}.
 * The text that Bart uses to study World War I confuses the agreement between states defined {{w|Entente Cordiale}} with the {{w|Triple Entente}}.
-* [[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]]'s intimidating use of the {{w2|Black Hawk|Sikorsky UH-60|}} helicopter on flirting couples in cars is a reference to the {{W|Blue Thunder}} movie.
+* [[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]]'s intimidating use of the {{w2|Black Hawk|Sikorsky UH-60}} helicopter on flirting couples in cars is a reference to the {{W|Blue Thunder}} movie.
 * The committee for the selection of the best teacher of the year cites the film [[Dead Poets Society]] as "destroyer of educators". To confirm this consideration, the video is shown in which a teacher makes irony and humor (even with quite vulgar gestures) on one of the most critical moments of the cold war between the USA and the USSR (the {{w|Cuban missile crisis}}) where it was avoided. the start of a conflict between the two nuclear superpowers.
 * The motto ''"We chech IDs"''  that [[Moe]] says in the [[Moe's Tavern]] advertisement that [[Bart]] inserts in his {{w|World War I}} assignment refers to checking the identity documents made by bartenders to avoid serving alcohol to minors. but [[Moe]] winks to the effect that he is joking, so the commercial becomes downright dangerous legally.