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 == Cultural references ==
 *The episode's title is a pun on the 2007 American epic period drama film ''{{W|There Will Be Blood}}''.
-*The sports field [[Child Soldier Field]] is a pun on {{W|Soldier Field}}, the multi-purpose stadium located in [[Chicago]].
+*The sports field [[Child Soldier Field]] is a pun on {{W|Soldier Field}}, the multipurpose stadium located in [[Chicago]].
 **Advertising on the field includes [[Swapper Jack's]], a parody of {{W|Trader Joe's}}, and [[U-Rent-It]], whose logo is similar to {{W|U-Haul}}'s.
 *The first part of the episode alludes to {{W|concussions in American football}}, a serious form of brain injury that has been widely associated with contact sports such as football.
 *At the [[Springfield Town Hall]]:
 **{{W|Doping in baseball}} is addressed by [[Ned]], [[Helen]], and [[Superintendent Chalmers]].
-**[[Chief Wiggum]] proposes that the kids should do {{W|biathlon}} while [[The Rich Texan]] suggests {{W|frisbee golf}}.
+**[[Chief Wiggum]] proposes that the kids should do {{W|biathlon}}, while [[The Rich Texan]] suggests {{W|frisbee golf}}.
-**Finally, [[Kirk]] suggests {{W|Lacrosse}}, the oldest organized sport in North America.
+**Finally, [[Kirk]] suggests {{W|lacrosse}}, the oldest organized sport in North America.
 *[[Gudger College]]'s mascot name, [[Sir Gudge-A-Lot]], is a pun on [[Sir Mix-a-Lot]].
-*After Kirk's hand injury, American former footballer {{W|Joe Theismann}} is shown throwing up into his hat. Joe Thiesmann suffered a compound fracture of his leg in a ''{{W|Monday Night Football}}'' game, considered to be one of the worst and most horrifying injuries ever shown on live TV.
+*After Kirk's hand injury, American former football player {{W|Joe Theismann}} is shown throwing up into his hat. Joe Theismann suffered a compound fracture of his leg in a ''{{W|Monday Night Football}}'' game, considered to be one of the worst and most horrifying injuries ever shown on live TV.
-*[[Kirk]] made a CD for the trip on the van with {{W|Big Bad Voodoo Daddy}} songs in it.
+*[[Kirk]] made a CD for the trip in the van with {{W|Big Bad Voodoo Daddy}} songs on it.
 **During the trip, they're listening to the song "You & Me & the Bottle Makes 3 Tonight (Baby)" by {{W|Big Bad Voodoo Daddy}}.
 ***The song is heard one more time in the van and is later heard during the credits.
 *According to Kirk, the "craziest place" he has ever done it with [[Luann]] was at a {{W|Chipotle Mexican Grill}} restaurant.
 *On the van, the kids are watching classic lacrosse matches. [[Lisa]] praises an {{W|Ankle breaker#In sports|ankle-breaker}} performed by {{W|Gary Gait}}, the Canadian lacrosse player who is widely considered one of the greatest lacrosse players of all time.
-**[[Nelson]] mentions Gary's brother, {{W|Paul Gait}}, also considered one of the best lacrosse players of all time.
+**[[Nelson]] mentions Gary's brother, {{W|Paul Gait}}, who is also considered one of the best lacrosse players of all time.
 *[[Red Rash Inn]] is a parody of {{W|Red Roof Inn}}, an American economy hotel chain.
 *At the motel room, the cruise ship in the picture is ''[[Royalty Valhalla]]'', part of [[Royalty Cruises]], which itself is a parody of {{W|Royal Caribbean}}.
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 *During the song "[[Pas de Dude]]":
 **''[[The Godfather]]'' and ''[[Halo]]'' are mentioned in the chat Kirk had with Homer.
-**Kirk is dressed as one of [[the Blues Brothers]] and dances in a music store, mirroring their iconic dance at Ray's Music Exchange in the 1980 comedy film ''{{W2|The Blues Brothers|film}}''. In the website Kirk created, <code>bluesbuddies.com</code>:
+**Kirk is dressed as one of [[the Blues Brothers]] and dances in a music store, mirroring their iconic dance at Ray's Music Exchange in the 1980 comedy film ''{{W2|The Blues Brothers|film}}''. On the website Kirk created, <code>bluesbuddies.com</code>:
-***"Celebrating the art of Jake and Elwood", refers to "Joliet" Jake ({{W|John Belushi}}) and Elwood Blues ({{W|Dan Aykroyd}}), the Blues Brothers.
+***"Celebrating the art of Jake and Elwood" refers to "Joliet" Jake ({{W|John Belushi}}) and Elwood Blues ({{W|Dan Aykroyd}}), the Blues Brothers.
-***"What's the better sequel? ''{{W|Blues Brothers 2000}}'' or ''{{W|The Godfather Part II}}'', referring to the sequels of ''The Blues Brothers'' and ''The Godfather'', respectivelly.
+***"What's the better sequel? ''{{W|Blues Brothers 2000}}'' or ''{{W|The Godfather Part II}}''", referring to the sequels of ''The Blues Brothers'' and ''The Godfather'', respectively.
 ***"Top 5 Elwood Harmonica Solos". Elwood is known for playing a harmonica that he carried onstage in a briefcase handcuffed to his wrist.
 ***"Blues Brothers 2025. A screenplay by Kirk Van Houten", another reference to ''Blues Brothers 2000''.
 **Homer mentions the {{W|Oscars}}.
-*{{W|WXPO}} 470AM "The Pipe" is the show commenting on the Lacrosse match against Capitol City.
+*{{W|WXPO}} 470AM "The Pipe" is the show commenting on the lacrosse match against Capitol City.
 *During Kirk's video of his ''Crushin' It'' series:
 **[[MyTube]] is a parody of YouTube.
 **[[Wunder Bread]] is a parody of {{W|Wonder Bread}}, an American brand of sliced bread.
-**A drunk Kirk says that "jet fuel can't melt steel". This is a reference to a famous {{W|World Trade Center controlled demolition conspiracy theories|conspiracy theory}} around the {{W|September 11 attacks}} that claims that the planes alone would not be able to take down both towers.
+**A drunk Kirk says that "jet fuel can't melt steel". This is a reference to a famous {{W|World Trade Center controlled demolition conspiracy theories|conspiracy theory}} surrounding the {{W|September 11 attacks}} that claims that the planes alone would not have been able to bring down both towers.
 == Trivia ==
-*The episode was dedicated to [[Kevin Curran]] who passed away on October 25th, 1 week before this episode aired.
+*The episode was dedicated to [[Kevin Curran]], who passed away on October 25th, one week before this episode aired.
-*This is the last episode to be produced by [[Film Roman]], before Fox Television Animation take over the series, starting with "[[Dad Behavior]]".
+*This is the last episode to be produced by [[Film Roman]], before Fox Television Animation took over the series, starting with "[[Dad Behavior]]".
 == Continuity ==
 *A [[Strupo]] poster is seen. ("[[The War of Art]]")
 *A [[Royalty Valhalla]] poster is seen. ("[[A Totally Fun Thing Bart Will Never Do Again]]")
-*Kirk's mentioned to have gone to [[Gudger College]] again. ("[[A Milhouse Divided]]")
+*Kirk is mentioned to have gone to [[Gudger College]] again. ("[[A Milhouse Divided]]")
 *[[Clancy Wiggins]] is seen at the game at the beginning. ("[[Sky Police]]")
 == Goofs ==
-*The place of some of the people at the town meeting change between scenes.
+*The placement of some of the people at the town meeting changes between scenes.
-*There are 12 kids at the Lacrosse team, but {{W|Field Lacrosse}}, the one being played in the episode, has a 10 player limit per team.
+*There are 12 kids on the lacrosse team, but {{W|Field Lacrosse}}, the version being played in the episode, has a 10-player limit per team.
-**Furthermore, Apu's two children are not old enough to play either football or Lacrosse.
+**Furthermore, Apu's two children are not old enough to play either football or lacrosse.
-*Kirk is surprised of Homer being his friend, but they were already friends in some previous episodes, like "[[The War of Art]]" and "[[A Milhouse Divided]]".
+*Kirk is surprised by Homer being his friend, but they were already friends in some previous episodes, such as "[[The War of Art]]" and "[[A Milhouse Divided]]".
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 *Marge compares Kirk to American professional football coach {{W|Jim Harbaugh}}.
 *[[Homer]] mentions [[YouTube]].
-[[File:Kirk as The Blues Brothers.png|300px|thumb|[[Kirk]] is dressed as and dances like [[the Blues Brothers]] in a music store, mirroring their iconic dance at Ray’s Music Exchange in the 1980 comedy film ''{{W2|The Blues Brothers|film}}''.]]
+[[File:Kirk as The Blues Brothers.png|300px|thumb|[[Kirk]] is dressed as and dances like [[the Blues Brothers]] in a music store, mirroring their iconic dance at Ray's Music Exchange in the 1980 comedy film ''{{W2|The Blues Brothers|film}}''.]]
 *During the song "[[Pas de Dude]]":
 **''[[The Godfather]]'' and ''[[Halo]]'' are mentioned in the chat Kirk had with Homer.

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The episode title is a reference to the film ''{{W|There Will Be Blood}}''.
+*The episode's title is a pun on the 2007 American epic period drama film ''{{W|There Will Be Blood}}''.
 *[[Kirk]] made a CD for the trip on the van with {{W|Big Bad Voodoo Daddy}} songs in it.
-*During the trip, they're listening to the song "You & Me & the Bottle Makes 3 Tonight (Baby)" by {{W|Big Bad Voodoo Daddy}}.
+**During the trip, they're listening to the song "You & Me & the Bottle Makes 3 Tonight (Baby)" by {{W|Big Bad Voodoo Daddy}}.
-*Kirk's chat mentions ''[[The Godfather]]'' and ''[[Halo]]''.
+***The song is heard one more time in the van and is later heard during the credits.
-*Kirk mentions {{W|The Blues Brothers}} while singing and has created a website called ''Blues Buddies'' at bluesbuddies.com. He is also dressed as a Blues Brother.
+*According to Kirk, the "craziest place" he has ever done it with [[Luann]] was at a {{W|Chipotle Mexican Grill}} restaurant.
-*{{W|WXPO}} 470AM "The Pipe" is the show commentating the Lacrosse match against Capitol City.
+*On the van, the kids are watching classic lacrosse matches. [[Lisa]] praises an {{W|Ankle breaker#In sports|ankle-breaker}} performed by {{W|Gary Gait}}, the Canadian lacrosse player who is widely considered one of the greatest lacrosse players of all time.
-*At the end of the episode, drunk Kirk says that "Jet fuel can't melt steel". This is a reference to a famous {{W|World Trade Center controlled demolition conspiracy theories|conspiracy theory}} around the {{W|September 11 attacks|9/11 terrorist attacks}} that claims that the planes alone would not be able to take down both towers.
+**[[Nelson]] mentions Gary's brother, {{W|Paul Gait}}, also considered one of the best lacrosse players of all time.
-*[[Marge]] references {{W|Jim Harbaugh}} when Homer says Kirk is a sport genius that everybody hates.
+*[[Red Rash Inn]] is a parody of {{W|Red Roof Inn}}, an American economy hotel chain.
-*After Kirk's hand injury, {{W|Joe Theismann}} is shown throwing up into his hat. Joe Thiesmann suffered a compound fracture of his leg in a Monday Night Football game, considered to be one of the worst and most horrifying injuries ever shown on live TV.
+*At the motel room, the cruise ship in the picture is ''[[Royalty Valhalla]]'', part of [[Royalty Cruises]], which itself is a parody of {{W|Royal Caribbean}}.
-*The title of the song [[Homer]] and [[Kirk]] sing about each other, called [[Pas de Dude]], means "No bud" in French.
+*Marge compares Kirk to American professional football coach {{W|Jim Harbaugh}}.
-**When Kirk says "Behind every succesful man is his assistant coach." he references the saying "Behind every successful man is a strong woman."
+*[[Homer]] mentions [[YouTube]].
 == Trivia ==
 *The episode was dedicated to [[Kevin Curran]] who passed away on October 25th, 1 week before this episode aired.
 *This is the last episode to be produced by [[Film Roman]], before Fox Television Animation take over the series, starting with "[[Dad Behavior]]".
 == Continuity ==

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 == Trivia ==
 *The episode was dedicated to [[Kevin Curran]] who passed away on October 25th, 1 week before this episode aired.
-*This is the last episode to be produced by [[Film Roman]], before Fox Television Animation take over the series, starting with [[Dad Behavior]].
+*This is the last episode to be produced by [[Film Roman]], before Fox Television Animation take over the series, starting with "[[Dad Behavior]]".
 *Wunder Bread is a parody of {{W|Wonder Bread}}.

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 *The episode was dedicated to [[Kevin Curran]] who passed away on October 25th, 1 week before this episode aired.
 *This is the last episode to be produced by [[Film Roman]], before Fox Television Animation take over the series, starting with [[Dad Behavior]].
 == Continuity ==

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 *At the end of the episode, drunk Kirk says that "Jet fuel can't melt steel". This is a reference to a famous {{w|World Trade Center controlled demolition conspiracy theories|conspiracy theory}} around the {{W|September 11 attacks|9/11 terrorist attacks}} that claims that the planes alone would not be able to take down both towers.
 *[[Marge]] references {{w|Jim Harbaugh}} when Homer says Kirk is a sport genius that everybody hates.
-*After Kirk's hand injury, {{w|Joe Theismann}} is shown throwing up into his hat.  Joe Thiesmann suffered a compound fracture of his leg in a Monday Night Football game, considered to be one of the worst and most horrifying injuries ever shown on live TV.
+*After Kirk's hand injury, {{w|Joe Theismann}} is shown throwing up into his hat. Joe Thiesmann suffered a compound fracture of his leg in a Monday Night Football game, considered to be one of the worst and most horrifying injuries ever shown on live TV.
 *The title of the song [[Homer]] and [[Kirk]] sing about each other, called [[Pas de Dude]], means "No bud" in French.
 **When Kirk says "Behind every succesful man is his assistant coach." he references the saying "Behind every successful man is a strong woman."

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