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Simpsons88 at 18:40, January 4, 2026

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Simpsons88 at 15:36, February 20, 2021

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Simpsons88 at 23:31, February 19, 2021

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 *Homer refers to his good luck saying "Fortune favors the bald," a play on the proverb "{{W|Fortune favors the bold}}."
 *Homer gives Lisa a {{W|Rag doll}} and Bart a [[Florida]] orange. Florida, California, and Texas are the main orange producers in the United States.
-*Comedian {{Ch|Jay Leno}} arrives to the Simpsons' house with his {{W|Citroën DS#Pallas|1973 Citroën DS Pallas}}.
+*Comedian {{Ch|Jay Leno}} arrives at the Simpsons' house with his {{W|Citroën DS#Pallas|1973 Citroën DS Pallas}}.
 **Jay Leno, who buys the car from Homer, is well known as a {{W|Jay Leno#Vehicle collection|classic car enthusiast}}.
-**He later ask Homer for a refund because he buys a modern [[Toyota]].
+**He later asks Homer for a refund because he buys a modern [[Toyota]].
-*There is a poster of {{W|Keflavík}}, a town in southwest [[Iceland]], at the [[Springfield Travel Agency]]. The poster, however, has a picture of the {{W|Hallgrímskirkja}} church which is located in [[Reykjavík]].
+*There is a poster of {{W|Keflavík}}, a town in southwest [[Iceland]], at the [[Springfield Travel Agency]]. The poster, however, has a picture of the {{W|Hallgrímskirkja}} church, which is located in [[Reykjavík]].
-**Other items at the agency include a [[Hong Kong]] poster, a [[Big Ben]]-shaped teapot and a {{W|Moai}}.
+**Other items at the agency include a [[Hong Kong]] poster, a [[Big Ben]]-shaped teapot, and a {{W|Moai}}.
 *Some magazines seen at the airport store are real-life parodies:
 **''[[Jugs & Ammo]]'' is a parody of ''{{W|Guns & Ammo}}''.
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 **''[[Playdude]]'' is a parody of ''[[Playboy]]''.
 **''[[Men's Fatness]]'' is a parody of ''{{W|Men's Fitness}}''.
-*In the flight to [[Paris]], [[Marge]] says she has to go to "the {{W|Louvre}}" (the loo).
+*On the flight to [[Paris]], [[Marge]] says she has to go to "the {{W|Louvre}}" (the loo).
 *The snake Homer finds in his luggage is an "Amazon Blue Constrictor". However, there are no blue {{W|boa constrictor|boas constrictor}} in the Amazon region.
 *The plane lands at {{W|Charles de Gaulle Airport|Charles de Gaulle}}, the largest international airport in [[France]].
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 *Homer imagines the {{W|Venus de Milo}} made of rats.
 [[File:Pepe Le Pew reference.png|300px|thumb|The picture at famous [[Café des 2 Moulins]] is a reference to {{W|Pepé Le Pew}} from the ''[[Looney Tunes]]'']]
-*Marge, Bart and Maggie go to [[Café des 2 Moulins]], a famous café in Paris.
+*Marge, Bart, and Maggie go to [[Café des 2 Moulins]], a famous café in Paris.
 **The café has a picture of {{W|Pepé Le Pew}} on the wall.
-**Marge asks Bart to drop the {{W|pâté}} at the back alley. Several starving models steal the plate and enter the "Paris Vogue Week Show".
+**Marge asks Bart to drop the {{W|pâté}} in the back alley. Several starving models steal the plate and enter the "Paris Vogue Week Show".
 **The Paris Vogue Fashion Week is shown. ''{{W|Vogue Paris}}'' is a fashion magazine.
-**Runway models, known for being extremely thin, are here shown in side view as being thin as playing cards and they act like playing cards, even {{W|Shuffling#Riffle|riffle shuffling}} themselves.
+**Runway models, known for being extremely thin, are here shown in side view as being thin as playing cards, and they act like playing cards, even {{W|Shuffling#Riffle|riffle shuffling}} themselves.
 *Homer and Lisa have to use the {{W|Paris Métro}} to get to the gardens of the Louvre.
-**The ticket machine was in French and Homer accidentally buys one with {{W|Argenteuil}} as the destination.
+**The ticket machine was in French, and Homer accidentally buys one with {{W|Argenteuil}} as the destination.
 *[[Ugolin]] and [[Cesar]] try to find Homer and Lisa playing {{W2|Marco Polo|game}}.
 *Homer mentions [[Burger King]].
-*Lisa was amazed when she arrived at {{W|Rue des Lombards}}. This street is famous for hosting three of the main French jazz clubs: Le Baiser Salé, Le Duc des Lombards and the Sunset/Sunside.
+*Lisa was amazed when she arrived at {{W|Rue des Lombards}}. This street is famous for hosting three of the main French jazz clubs: Le Baiser Salé, Le Duc des Lombards, and the Sunset/Sunside.
 **Homer prefers to be executed in the {{W|guillotine}} rather than visiting the jazz clubs.
 [[File:Pointillism Marge and Homer scene.png|300px|thumb|The scene at the "Place de la Pointillisme" is drawn in the art technique of {{W|Pointillism}}]]
-*While the jazz piece "{{W|It's Been a Long, Long Time}}" is heard during the night of Paris, Homer and Marge visit the [[Eiffel Tower]], the {{W|Arc de Triomphe}} and [[Jim Morrison]] {{W|Jim Morrison#Grave site|grave site}}.
+*While the jazz piece "{{W|It's Been a Long, Long Time}}" is heard during the night of Paris, Homer and Marge visit the [[Eiffel Tower]], the {{W|Arc de Triomphe}}, and [[Jim Morrison]] {{W|Jim Morrison#Grave site|grave site}}.
 **The scene where Homer and Marge stroll past the "Place de la Pointillisme" is drawn in the art technique of {{W|Pointillism}}, created by French artists.
-*Strolling along the {{W|Seine}} with [[Marge]], Homer says "Plastered in Paris, there's no better feeling" a play on ''{{W|Plaster#Gypsum plaster (plaster of Paris)|plaster of Paris}}''.
+*Strolling along the {{W|Seine}} with [[Marge]], Homer says "Plastered in Paris, there's no better feeling," a play on ''{{W|Plaster#Gypsum plaster (plaster of Paris)|plaster of Paris}}''.
-*Homer and Marge are next to a statue of [[Napoleon Bonaparte]] tells Marge about the briefcase and admits defeat by saying, "Yes, this is my {{W|Battle of Essling}}. Unless Napoleon had a more famous defeat I'm not aware of." where the joke is about not saying the more famous defeat at the {{W|Battle of Waterloo}}.
+*Homer and Marge are next to a statue of [[Napoleon Bonaparte]] and he tells Marge about the briefcase and admits defeat by saying, "Yes, this is my {{W|Battle of Essling}}. Unless Napoleon had a more famous defeat I'm not aware of," where the joke is about not saying the more famous defeat at the {{W|Battle of Waterloo}}.
-*Homer, when talking to a policeman, states that "our family is falling apart like your European Union". This is clearly a reference to the {{W|Brexit}}, the British EU Membership Referendum, in which the [[United Kingdom|UK]] voted to leave the {{W|European Union}}.
+*Homer, when talking to a policeman, states that "our family is falling apart like your European Union". This is clearly a reference to Brexit, the British EU Membership Referendum, in which the [[United Kingdom|UK]] voted to leave the {{W|European Union}}.
-*Homer gives [[Lenny]] a "French [[Coca-Cola]]" and [[Carl]] gets a miniature statue of the [[Empire State Building]] from Homer's layover in [[New York City]].
+*Homer gives [[Lenny]] a "French [[Coca-Cola]]", and [[Carl]] gets a miniature statue of the [[Empire State Building]] from Homer's layover in [[New York City]].
 *[[Matt Groening]] appears at the end as a caveman.
 == Trivia ==
 *The [[Duff]] blimp in the [[couch gag]] says [[Season 27]] ep. 20, the season and episode number of this episode.
-*French versions of [[Chief Wiggum]], [[Eddie]] and [[Lou]] appear.
+*French versions of [[Chief Wiggum]], [[Eddie]], and [[Lou]] appear.
 == Goofs ==
 *[[Lisa]]'s headphones disappear on the plane.
-*At the airport, there's a gate "E33", but there's no "E33" gate on the {{W|Charles de Gaulle Airport}}, the airport used as inspiration for it.
+*At the airport, there's a gate "E33", but there's no "E33" gate at the {{W|Charles de Gaulle Airport}}, the airport used as inspiration for it.
 *A poster in the travel agent's office is titled "{{W|Kaflavik}}", but the picture is of the landmark {{W|Hallgrímskirkja church}} in [[Reykjavík]]: perhaps knowingly done, as Kaflavik has no landmarks of its own but relates to a word spoken by [[Professor Frink]].
 *When the Simpson family arrives at the airport, they are in the departure lounge.
 *The plane seating plan is not used on any plane.
 *It would be impossible to get a live snake through security.
 {{Season 27|R}}
 [[Category:Cultural references]]
 [[Category:Continuity]]

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 == Cultural references ==
 *In the "Dawn of Time" segment:
 **There is a {{W|Triceratops}} skull in the cave.
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 *The snake Homer finds in his luggage is an "Amazon Blue Constrictor". However, there are no blue {{W|boa constrictor|boas constrictor}} in the Amazon region.
 *The plane lands at {{W|Charles de Gaulle Airport|Charles de Gaulle}}, the largest international airport in [[France]].
 *Homer rides on a luggage carrier with four {{W|Bibendum|Michelin Men}}. He shows them a video of the [[Springfield Tire Fire]], and they react in horror, being made of tires themselves.
 *{{W|The Carnival of the Animals#VII. Aquarium|''Aquarium''}} by French composer {{W|Camille Saint-Saëns}} is heard when the Simpsons visit the {{W|Notre-Dame de Paris}} cathedral.
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 *The house from ''{{W2|Up|2009 film}}'' is seen flying in the sky.
 *Homer imagines the {{W|Venus de Milo}} made of rats.
 *Marge, Bart and Maggie go to [[Café des 2 Moulins]], a famous café in Paris.
 **The café has a picture of {{W|Pepé Le Pew}} on the wall.
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 *Lisa was amazed when she arrived at {{W|Rue des Lombards}}. This street is famous for hosting three of the main French jazz clubs: Le Baiser Salé, Le Duc des Lombards and the Sunset/Sunside.
 **Homer prefers to be executed in the {{W|guillotine}} rather than visiting the jazz clubs.
 *While the jazz piece "{{W|It's Been a Long, Long Time}}" is heard during the night of Paris, Homer and Marge visit the [[Eiffel Tower]], the {{W|Arc de Triomphe}} and [[Jim Morrison]] {{W|Jim Morrison#Grave site|grave site}}.
 **The scene where Homer and Marge stroll past the "Place de la Pointillisme" is drawn in the art technique of {{W|Pointillism}}, created by French artists.

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 == Continuity ==
 *Ugolin and Cesar appear. ("[[The Crepes of Wrath]]")
-*The [[Simpsons family]] travels on an [[Air Springfield]] airplane. ("[[Fear of Flying]]")
+*The [[Simpson family]] travels on an [[Air Springfield]] airplane. ("[[Fear of Flying]]")
-*[[Marge]] mentions bad journeys of the Simpsons family:
+*[[Marge]] mentions bad journeys of the Simpson family:
 **[[Australia]] ("[[Bart vs. Australia]]"),
 **[[Brazil]] ("[[Blame It on Lisa]]", "[[You Don't Have to Live Like a Referee]]"),

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 **The scene where Homer and Marge stroll past the "Place de la Pointillisme" is drawn in the art technique of {{W|Pointillism}}, created by French artists.
 *Strolling along the {{W|Seine}} with [[Marge]], Homer says "Plastered in Paris, there's no better feeling" a play on ''{{W|Plaster#Gypsum plaster (plaster of Paris)|plaster of Paris}}''.
-**An statue of [[Napoleon Bonaparte]] can be seen.
+*Homer and Marge are next to a statue of [[Napoleon Bonaparte]] tells Marge about the briefcase and admits defeat by saying, "Yes, this is my {{W|Battle of Essling}}. Unless Napoleon had a more famous defeat I'm not aware of." where the joke is about not saying the more famous defeat at the {{W|Battle of Waterloo}}.
 *Homer, when talking to a policeman, states that "our family is falling apart like your European Union". This is clearly a reference to the {{W|Brexit}}, the British EU Membership Referendum, in which the [[United Kingdom|UK]] voted to leave the {{W|European Union}}.
 *Homer gives [[Lenny]] a "French [[Coca-Cola]]" and [[Carl]] gets a miniature statue of the [[Empire State Building]] from Homer's layover in [[New York City]].

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 **[[1982 World's Fair|World's Fair]] [[Bart]] drove to ("[[Bart on the Road]]"),
 **That [[Jockey Town|place with the underground]] [[jockeys]] ("[[Saddlesore Galactica]]"),
-**[[Itchy & Scratchy Land (theme park)|Itchy & Scratchy Land]] ("[[Itchy & Scratchy Land]]"),
+**{{ap|Itchy & Scratchy Land|theme park}} ("[[Itchy & Scratchy Land]]"),
 **Outer Space ("[[Deep Space Homer]]").

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 == Cultural references ==
-[[File:Michelin Men at the airport.png|300px|thumb|Homer rides on a luggage carrier with four {{w|Bibendum|Michelin Men}}]]
+[[File:Michelin Men at the airport.png|300px|thumb|Homer rides on a luggage carrier with four {{W|Bibendum|Michelin Men}}]]
-[[File:Pepe Le Pew reference.png|300px|thumb|The picture at famous [[Café des 2 Moulins]] is a reference to {{w|Pepé Le Pew}} from the ''[[Looney Tunes]]'']]
+[[File:Pepe Le Pew reference.png|300px|thumb|The picture at famous [[Café des 2 Moulins]] is a reference to {{W|Pepé Le Pew}} from the ''[[Looney Tunes]]'']]
-[[File:Pointillism Marge and Homer scene.png|300px|thumb|The scene at the "Place de la Pointillisme" is drawn in the art technique of {{w|Pointillism}}]]
+[[File:Pointillism Marge and Homer scene.png|300px|thumb|The scene at the "Place de la Pointillisme" is drawn in the art technique of {{W|Pointillism}}]]
 *In the "Dawn of Time" segment:
-**There is a {{w|Triceratops}} skull in the cave.
+**There is a {{W|Triceratops}} skull in the cave.
-**[[Homer]]'s hammock is a {{w|Smilodon|saber-toothed tiger}} pelt.
+**[[Homer]]'s hammock is a {{W|Smilodon|saber-toothed tiger}} pelt.
-**The art [[Maggie]] is putting on the wall is one of the {{w|Lascaux}} cave paintings.
+**The art [[Maggie]] is putting on the wall is one of the {{W|Lascaux}} cave paintings.
-*The title of the episode is a reference to the title of the film ''{{w|To Sir, with Love}}''.
+*The title of the episode is a reference to the title of the film ''{{W|To Sir, with Love}}''.
 **The film has also been referenced in the title of the episodes "[[To Surveil with Love]]" from [[Season 21]] and "[[To Cur, with Love]]" from [[Season 24]].
-*A {{w|Morgan Motor Company#Early cars: three-wheelers and 4/4s|V-Twin three-wheeler Morgan}} vehicle is found by [[Lisa]] and Homer in the garage.
+*A {{W|Morgan Motor Company#Early cars: three-wheelers and 4/4s|V-Twin three-wheeler Morgan}} vehicle is found by [[Lisa]] and Homer in the garage.
-*Homer misinterprets the {{w|Trover|law of Trover}}. [[Bart]] mentions his dad learned about that on ''Medieval Tomb Robbers'', a fictitious program on the {{w|History Channel}}.
+*Homer misinterprets the {{W|Trover|law of Trover}}. [[Bart]] mentions his dad learned about that on ''Medieval Tomb Robbers'', a fictitious program on the {{W|History Channel}}.
-*Homer refers to his good luck saying "Fortune favors the bald," a play on the proverb "{{w|Fortune favors the bold}}."
+*Homer refers to his good luck saying "Fortune favors the bald," a play on the proverb "{{W|Fortune favors the bold}}."
-*Homer gives Lisa a {{w|Rag doll}} and Bart a [[Florida]] orange. Florida, California, and Texas are the main orange producers in the United States.
+*Homer gives Lisa a {{W|Rag doll}} and Bart a [[Florida]] orange. Florida, California, and Texas are the main orange producers in the United States.
-*Comedian {{ch|Jay Leno}} arrives to the Simpsons' house with his {{w|Citroën DS#Pallas|1973 Citroën DS Pallas}}.
+*Comedian {{Ch|Jay Leno}} arrives to the Simpsons' house with his {{W|Citroën DS#Pallas|1973 Citroën DS Pallas}}.
-**Jay Leno, who buys the car from Homer, is well known as a {{w|Jay Leno#Vehicle collection|classic car enthusiast}}.
+**Jay Leno, who buys the car from Homer, is well known as a {{W|Jay Leno#Vehicle collection|classic car enthusiast}}.
 **He later ask Homer for a refund because he buys a modern [[Toyota]].
-*There is a poster of {{w|Keflavík}}, a town in southwest [[Iceland]], at the [[Springfield Travel Agency]]. The poster, however, has a picture of the {{w|Hallgrímskirkja}} church which is located in [[Reykjavík]].
+*There is a poster of {{W|Keflavík}}, a town in southwest [[Iceland]], at the [[Springfield Travel Agency]]. The poster, however, has a picture of the {{W|Hallgrímskirkja}} church which is located in [[Reykjavík]].
-**Other items at the agency include a [[Hong Kong]] poster, a [[Big Ben]]-shaped teapot and a {{w|Moai}}.
+**Other items at the agency include a [[Hong Kong]] poster, a [[Big Ben]]-shaped teapot and a {{W|Moai}}.
 *Some magazines seen at the airport store are real-life parodies:
-**''[[Jugs & Ammo]]'' is a parody of ''{{w|Guns & Ammo}}''.
+**''[[Jugs & Ammo]]'' is a parody of ''{{W|Guns & Ammo}}''.
 **''[[Peephole]]'' is a parody of ''[[People]]''.
 **''[[Playdude]]'' is a parody of ''[[Playboy]]''.
-**''[[Men's Fatness]]'' is a parody of ''{{w|Men's Fitness}}''.
+**''[[Men's Fatness]]'' is a parody of ''{{W|Men's Fitness}}''.
-*In the flight to [[Paris]], [[Marge]] says she has to go to "the {{w|Louvre}}" (the loo).
+*In the flight to [[Paris]], [[Marge]] says she has to go to "the {{W|Louvre}}" (the loo).
-*The snake Homer finds in his luggage is an "Amazon Blue Constrictor". However, there are no blue {{w|boa constrictor|boas constrictor}} in the Amazon region.
+*The snake Homer finds in his luggage is an "Amazon Blue Constrictor". However, there are no blue {{W|boa constrictor|boas constrictor}} in the Amazon region.
-*The plane lands at {{w|Charles de Gaulle Airport|Charles de Gaulle}}, the largest international airport in [[France]].
+*The plane lands at {{W|Charles de Gaulle Airport|Charles de Gaulle}}, the largest international airport in [[France]].
-*Homer rides on a luggage carrier with four {{w|Bibendum|Michelin Men}}. He shows them a video of the [[Springfield Tire Fire]], and they react in horror, being made of tires themselves.
+*Homer rides on a luggage carrier with four {{W|Bibendum|Michelin Men}}. He shows them a video of the [[Springfield Tire Fire]], and they react in horror, being made of tires themselves.
-*{{w|The Carnival of the Animals#VII. Aquarium|''Aquarium''}} by French composer {{w|Camille Saint-Saëns}} is heard when the Simpsons visit the {{w|Notre-Dame de Paris}} cathedral.
+*{{W|The Carnival of the Animals#VII. Aquarium|''Aquarium''}} by French composer {{W|Camille Saint-Saëns}} is heard when the Simpsons visit the {{W|Notre-Dame de Paris}} cathedral.
 *In Paris, [[Lisa]] is dressed as Madeline, a character from a French book and TV series ''{{W|Madeline|of the same name}}''.
 *The house from ''{{W2|Up|2009 film}}'' is seen flying in the sky.
-*Homer imagines the {{w|Venus de Milo}} made of rats.
+*Homer imagines the {{W|Venus de Milo}} made of rats.
 *Marge, Bart and Maggie go to [[Café des 2 Moulins]], a famous café in Paris.
-**The café has a picture of {{w|Pepé Le Pew}} on the wall.
+**The café has a picture of {{W|Pepé Le Pew}} on the wall.
-**Marge asks Bart to drop the {{w|pâté}} at the back alley. Several starving models steal the plate and enter the "Paris Vogue Week Show".
+**Marge asks Bart to drop the {{W|pâté}} at the back alley. Several starving models steal the plate and enter the "Paris Vogue Week Show".
-**The Paris Vogue Fashion Week is shown. ''{{w|Vogue Paris}}'' is a fashion magazine.
+**The Paris Vogue Fashion Week is shown. ''{{W|Vogue Paris}}'' is a fashion magazine.
-**Runway models, known for being extremely thin, are here shown in side view as being thin as playing cards and they act like playing cards, even {{w|Shuffling#Riffle|riffle shuffling}} themselves.
+**Runway models, known for being extremely thin, are here shown in side view as being thin as playing cards and they act like playing cards, even {{W|Shuffling#Riffle|riffle shuffling}} themselves.
-*Homer and Lisa have to use the {{w|Paris Métro}} to get to the gardens of the Louvre.
+*Homer and Lisa have to use the {{W|Paris Métro}} to get to the gardens of the Louvre.
-**The ticket machine was in French and Homer accidentally buys one with {{w|Argenteuil}} as the destination.
+**The ticket machine was in French and Homer accidentally buys one with {{W|Argenteuil}} as the destination.
-*[[Ugolin]] and [[Cesar]] try to find Homer and Lisa playing {{w2|Marco Polo|game}}.
+*[[Ugolin]] and [[Cesar]] try to find Homer and Lisa playing {{W2|Marco Polo|game}}.
 *Homer mentions [[Burger King]].
-*Lisa was amazed when she arrived at {{w|Rue des Lombards}}. This street is famous for hosting three of the main French jazz clubs: Le Baiser Salé, Le Duc des Lombards and the Sunset/Sunside.
+*Lisa was amazed when she arrived at {{W|Rue des Lombards}}. This street is famous for hosting three of the main French jazz clubs: Le Baiser Salé, Le Duc des Lombards and the Sunset/Sunside.
-**Homer prefers to be executed in the {{w|guillotine}} rather than visiting the jazz clubs.
+**Homer prefers to be executed in the {{W|guillotine}} rather than visiting the jazz clubs.
-*While the jazz piece "{{w|It's Been a Long, Long Time}}" is heard during the night of Paris, Homer and Marge visit the [[Eiffel Tower]], the {{w|Arc de Triomphe}} and [[Jim Morrison]] {{w|Jim Morrison#Grave site|grave site}}.
+*While the jazz piece "{{W|It's Been a Long, Long Time}}" is heard during the night of Paris, Homer and Marge visit the [[Eiffel Tower]], the {{W|Arc de Triomphe}} and [[Jim Morrison]] {{W|Jim Morrison#Grave site|grave site}}.
-**The scene where Homer and Marge stroll past the "Place de la Pointillisme" is drawn in the art technique of {{w|Pointillism}}, created by French artists.
+**The scene where Homer and Marge stroll past the "Place de la Pointillisme" is drawn in the art technique of {{W|Pointillism}}, created by French artists.
-*Strolling along the {{w|Seine}} with [[Marge]], Homer says "Plastered in Paris, there's no better feeling" a play on ''{{w|Plaster#Gypsum plaster (plaster of Paris)|plaster of Paris}}''.
+*Strolling along the {{W|Seine}} with [[Marge]], Homer says "Plastered in Paris, there's no better feeling" a play on ''{{W|Plaster#Gypsum plaster (plaster of Paris)|plaster of Paris}}''.
 **An statue of [[Napoleon Bonaparte]] can be seen.
-**When Homer gives up and tells Marge about the briefcase, he makes a reference to the {{w|Battle of Essling}}, a battle in which Napoleon was defeated.
+**When Homer gives up and tells Marge about the briefcase, he makes a reference to the {{W|Battle of Essling}}, a battle in which Napoleon was defeated.
-*Homer, when talking to a policeman, states that "our family is falling apart like your European Union". This is clearly a reference to the {{w|Brexit}}, the British EU Membership Referendum, in which the [[United Kingdom|UK]] voted to leave the {{w|European Union}}.
+*Homer, when talking to a policeman, states that "our family is falling apart like your European Union". This is clearly a reference to the {{W|Brexit}}, the British EU Membership Referendum, in which the [[United Kingdom|UK]] voted to leave the {{W|European Union}}.
 *Homer gives [[Lenny]] a "French [[Coca-Cola]]" and [[Carl]] gets a miniature statue of the [[Empire State Building]] from Homer's layover in [[New York City]].
 *[[Matt Groening]] appears at the end as a caveman.
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 *[[Lisa]]'s headphones disappear on the plane.
 *At the airport, there's a gate "E33", but there's no "E33" gate on the {{W|Charles de Gaulle Airport}}, the airport used as inspiration for it.
-*A poster in the travel agent's office is titled "{{w|Kaflavik}}", but the picture is of the landmark {{w|Hallgrímskirkja church}} in [[Reykjavík]]: perhaps knowingly done, as Kaflavik has no landmarks of its own but relates to a word spoken by [[Professor Frink]].
+*A poster in the travel agent's office is titled "{{W|Kaflavik}}", but the picture is of the landmark {{W|Hallgrímskirkja church}} in [[Reykjavík]]: perhaps knowingly done, as Kaflavik has no landmarks of its own but relates to a word spoken by [[Professor Frink]].
 *When the Simpson family arrives at the airport, they are in the departure lounge.
 *The plane seating plan is not used on any plane.

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 *The {{w|Paris Fashion Week}} is shown.
 **Runway models, known for being extremely thin, are here shown in side view as being thin as playing cards and they act like playing cards, even {{w|Shuffling#Riffle|riffle shuffling}} themselves.
-*The house from ''{{W|Up (2009 film)|Up}}'' is seen flying in [[Paris]].
+*The house from ''{{W2|Up|2009 film}}'' is seen flying in [[Paris]].
 *In Paris, [[Lisa]] is dressed as Madeline, a character from a French book and TV series ''{{W|Madeline|of the same name}}''.
 *Homer, when talking to a policeman, states that "our family is falling apart like your European Union". This is clearly a reference to the {{w|Brexit}}, the British EU Membership Referendum, in which the [[United Kingdom|UK]] voted to leave the {{w|European Union}}.

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 **The scene where Homer and Marge stroll past the "Place de la Pointillisme" is drawn in the art style of {{w|Pointillism}}.
 *A {{w|Morgan Motor Company|Morgan Motor}} vehicle is found by [[Lisa]] and Homer in the garage.
-**[[Jay Leno]], who buys the car from Homer, is well-known as a {{w|Jay Leno#Vehicle collection|classic car enthusiast}}.
+**[[Jay Leno]], who buys the car from Homer, is well known as a {{w|Jay Leno#Vehicle collection|classic car enthusiast}}.
 *The {{w|Paris Fashion Week}} is shown.
 **Runway models, known for being extremely thin, are here shown in side view as being thin as playing cards and they act like playing cards, even {{w|Shuffling#Riffle|riffle shuffling}} themselves.