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 **[[Barney]] says that he can only play "{{W|Jingle Bells}}".
 *When Rest Stop tells Bart he has something to tell him, Bart responds with: "Don't go all Dr. Phil on me!" Dr. {{Ch|Phil McGraw}} is an American television presenter who also works as a psychiatrist and has his own psychology show called "Dr. Phil".
-*The official story about Sideshow Bob showing up in a space suit is that he was starring in the prison's production of ''{{W2|Apollo 13|film}]''.
+*The official story about Sideshow Bob showing up in a space suit is that he was starring in the prison's production of ''{{W2|Apollo 13|film}}''.
 *At the end, Bob is taken away by a man wearing a black suit and sunglasses, who promises him that he won't remember anything that has just happened. This man is a reference to the ''{{W2|Men in Black|franchise}}'' franchise, in which the titular organization polices, monitors, and directs alien activity on Earth. They also possess a small device called a ''Neuralyzer'', which can be used to erase the memories of witnesses to paranormal activities and replace them with new ones. Apparently, the man who takes Sideshow Bob with him is about to use a Neuralyzer on him.
 *[[Kodos]] tells [[Kang]] that the [[Jonas Brothers]] are playing in Central Park tonight.

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 *The general claims that the space shuttle debris is a prop from a [[Michael Bay]] disaster film.
 *The checklist of items that Homer and his friends have for alien encounters includes motor oil in case they find a ''[[Transformers|Transformer]]''-type alien, bags of chocolate-coated peanut butter candies for [[E.T.]]-like aliens, mysterious organ music for any ''[[Close Encounters of the Third Kind|Close Encounters]]''-looking aliens, and [[Snowball II]] as bait for any [[ALF]] creature.
 *When Rest Stop tells Bart he has something to tell him, Bart responds with: "Don't go all Dr. Phil on me!" Dr. {{Ch|Phil McGraw}} is an American television presenter who also works as a psychiatrist and has his own psychology show called "Dr. Phil".
 *At the end, Bob is taken away by a man wearing a black suit and sunglasses, who promises him that he won't remember anything that has just happened. This man is a reference to the ''{{W2|Men in Black|franchise}}'' franchise, in which the titular organization polices, monitors, and directs alien activity on Earth. They also possess a small device called a ''Neuralyzer'', which can be used to erase the memories of witnesses to paranormal activities and replace them with new ones. Apparently, the man who takes Sideshow Bob with him is about to use a Neuralyzer on him.
 *[[Kodos]] tells [[Kang]] that the [[Jonas Brothers]] are playing in Central Park tonight.

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 *The name of [[Ned Flanders]]' lawn mower, ''Juan Deere'', is a reference to the well-known lawn mower brand ''John Deere''.
 *The general claims that the space shuttle debris is a prop from a [[Michael Bay]] disaster film.
-*The checklist of items that Homer and his friends have for alien encounters includes motor oil in case they find a ''[[Transformers|Transformer]]''-type alien, bags of chocolate-coated peanut butter candies for [[E.T.]]-like aliens, mysterious organ music for any ''{{W|Close Encounters of the Third Kind|Close Encounters}}''-looking aliens, and [[Snowball II]] as bait for any [[ALF]] creature.
+*The checklist of items that Homer and his friends have for alien encounters includes motor oil in case they find a ''[[Transformers|Transformer]]''-type alien, bags of chocolate-coated peanut butter candies for [[E.T.]]-like aliens, mysterious organ music for any ''[[Close Encounters of the Third Kind|Close Encounters]]''-looking aliens, and [[Snowball II]] as bait for any [[ALF]] creature.
 *When Rest Stop tells Bart he has something to tell him, Bart responds with: "Don't go all Dr. Phil on me!" Dr. {{Ch|Phil McGraw}} is an American television presenter who also works as a psychiatrist and has his own psychology show called "Dr. Phil".
 *At the end, Bob is taken away by a man wearing a black suit and sunglasses, who promises him that he won't remember anything that has just happened. This man is a reference to the ''{{W2|Men in Black|franchise}}'' franchise, in which the titular organization polices, monitors, and directs alien activity on Earth. They also possess a small device called a ''Neuralyzer'', which can be used to erase the memories of witnesses to paranormal activities and replace them with new ones. Apparently, the man who takes Sideshow Bob with him is about to use a Neuralyzer on him.

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 *When Rest Stop tells Bart he has something to tell him, Bart responds with: "Don't go all Dr. Phil on me!" Dr. {{Ch|Phil McGraw}} is an American television presenter who also works as a psychiatrist and has his own psychology show called "Dr. Phil".
 *At the end, Bob is taken away by a man wearing a black suit and sunglasses, who promises him that he won't remember anything that has just happened. This man is a reference to the ''{{W2|Men in Black|franchise}}'' franchise, in which the titular organization polices, monitors, and directs alien activity on Earth. They also possess a small device called a ''Neuralyzer'', which can be used to erase the memories of witnesses to paranormal activities and replace them with new ones. Apparently, the man who takes Sideshow Bob with him is about to use a Neuralyzer on him.
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 *The name of [[Ned Flanders]]' lawn mower, ''Juan Deere'', is a reference to the well-known lawn mower brand ''John Deere''.
 *The general claims that the space shuttle debris is a prop from a [[Michael Bay]] disaster film.
-*The checklist of items that Homer and his friends have for alien encounters includes motor oil in case they find a ''[[Transformers|Transformer]]''-type alien, bags of chocolate-coated peanut butter candies for [[E.T.]]-like aliens, mysterious organ music for any ''{{W|Close Encounters of the Third Kind|Close Encounters}}''-looking aliens, and [[Snowball II]] as bait for any [[A.L.F.]] creature.
+*The checklist of items that Homer and his friends have for alien encounters includes motor oil in case they find a ''[[Transformers|Transformer]]''-type alien, bags of chocolate-coated peanut butter candies for [[E.T.]]-like aliens, mysterious organ music for any ''{{W|Close Encounters of the Third Kind|Close Encounters}}''-looking aliens, and [[Snowball II]] as bait for any [[ALF]] creature.
-*When Rest Stop tells Bart he has something to tell him, Bart responds with: "Don't go all Dr. Phil on me!" {{Ch|Dr. Phil McGraw}} is an American television presenter who also works as a psychiatrist and has his own psychology show called "Dr. Phil".
+*When Rest Stop tells Bart he has something to tell him, Bart responds with: "Don't go all Dr. Phil on me!" Dr. {{Ch|Phil McGraw}} is an American television presenter who also works as a psychiatrist and has his own psychology show called "Dr. Phil".
-*At the end, Bob is taken away by a man wearing a black suit and sunglasses, who promises him that he won't remember anything that has just happened. This man is a reference to the film ''{{W|Men in Black}}'', in which the titular organization polices, monitors, and directs alien activity on Earth. They also possess a small device called a ''Neuralyzer'', which can be used to erase the memories of witnesses to paranormal activities and replace them with new ones. Apparently, the man who takes Sideshow Bob with him is about to use a Neuralyzer on him.
+*At the end, Bob is taken away by a man wearing a black suit and sunglasses, who promises him that he won't remember anything that has just happened. This man is a reference to the ''{{W2|Men in Black|franchise}}'' franchise, in which the titular organization polices, monitors, and directs alien activity on Earth. They also possess a small device called a ''Neuralyzer'', which can be used to erase the memories of witnesses to paranormal activities and replace them with new ones. Apparently, the man who takes Sideshow Bob with him is about to use a Neuralyzer on him.
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 == Cultural references ==
-*The name of [[Ned Flanders]]' lawn mower ''Juan Deere'' is a reference to the famous lawn mower brand ''John Deere''.
+*The comic title is a reference to the 1951 film ''{{W|The Thing from Another World}}''.
-*When Rest Stop tells Bart he has something to tell him, Bart responses with: "Don't go all Dr. Phil on me!" Dr. Phil McGraw is a US-American television presenter who also works as a psychiatrist and has his own psychology show called "Dr.Phil".
+*The helicopter [[Homer]] and [[Bart]] use is a [[Blackhawk Guillotine with Adamantium Blades]]. {{W|Adamantium}} is a fictional element from ''[[Marvel Comics]]''.
-*In the end, Bob is taken away by a man wearing a black suit and sunglasses, who promises him that he won't remember anything of what has just happened. This man is a reference to the fictional secret organisation ''MIB'' (Men in Black) which polices, monitors and directs alien activity on Earth. They also possess a small device called ''Neuralyzer'' which can be used to wipe out the memory of witnesses of paranormal activities, and replace it by another one. Apparently, the man who takes Sideshow Bob with him, is about to use a Neuralyzer on him.
+*The name of [[Ned Flanders]]' lawn mower, ''Juan Deere'', is a reference to the well-known lawn mower brand ''John Deere''.
+*The general claims that the space shuttle debris is a prop from a [[Michael Bay]] disaster film.
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+*The checklist of items that Homer and his friends have for alien encounters includes motor oil in case they find a ''[[Transformers|Transformer]]''-type alien, bags of chocolate-coated peanut butter candies for [[E.T.]]-like aliens, mysterious organ music for any ''{{W|Close Encounters of the Third Kind|Close Encounters}}''-looking aliens, and [[Snowball II]] as bait for any [[A.L.F.]] creature.
-*Cletus' kids in the story look nothing like his kids in the TV show.
+*When Rest Stop tells Bart he has something to tell him, Bart responds with: "Don't go all Dr. Phil on me!" {{Ch|Dr. Phil McGraw}} is an American television presenter who also works as a psychiatrist and has his own psychology show called "Dr. Phil".
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 [[Category:Simpsons Comics stories references]]

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