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 *When [[Comic Book Guy]] is demonstrating the soda-resistant properties of Radioactive Man #1000, the "lesser comics" to which he refers are issues of the comic that started the career of ''Simpsons'' creator [[Matt Groening]], ''[[Life in Hell]]'' (as evidenced by [[Binky]], the star of ''Life in Hell'', standing on a stage on the cover). The logo of Matt Groening's comic book publishing company, [[Bongo Comics]], can also be seen at the head of the cover, in place of a title, despite the fact that ''Life in Hell'' has never been published by Bongo Comics. This could suggest that the "lesser comics" line actually refers to ''all'' of Groening's comics.
 *The name of the comic book hero [[Biclops]] is likely a pun on the ''{{W|X-Men}}'' character {{W2|Cyclops|comics}}.
-*Plan 9 Comics is clearly a reference to the infamous movie ''{{w|Plan 9 from Outer Space}}'', popularly believed to be the worst movie ever made.
+*Plan 9 Comics is clearly a reference to the infamous movie ''{{W|Plan 9 from Outer Space}}'', popularly believed to be the worst movie ever made.
 *''[[Transformers]]'': When [[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]] fight, Bart picks up a robot toy which unfolds into an axe. Milhouse counters by doing the same, but his robot toy unfolds into a watering can.
 *Among the rumors Homer hears on his baking soda trip are: [[Richard Nixon]] announcing his resignation as US president and [[Neil Armstrong]] when he set foot on the moon.
 *When the Comic Book Guy says to Agnes Skinner "''now I know what happened to Baby Jane''" he is referring to the movie ''{{W2|What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?|film}}'' and its protagonist, a bad old woman who raged on her sister.
-*The relationship between Comic Book Guy and Agnes Skinner and inspired by the movie {{w|Harold and Maude}}.
+*The relationship between Comic Book Guy and Agnes Skinner and inspired by the movie {{W|Harold and Maude}}.
 == Trivia ==
 *The episode's title is a nod to [[Comic Book Guy]]'s popular [[Catchphrases#Other Characters|catchphrase]].
-*During the video ''Secret Nuclear Defense Plan U.S. Govt. Film #1612'', a map is clearly shown that strongly resembles that of {{w|Springfield, Massachusetts}}, most notably by the large river running through the town intending to represent the Connecticut River. However, it is shown in other episodes that the [[Springfield]] of ''The Simpsons'' is not in Massachusetts.
+*During the video ''Secret Nuclear Defense Plan U.S. Govt. Film #1612'', a map is clearly shown that strongly resembles that of {{W|Springfield, Massachusetts}}, most notably by the large river running through the town intending to represent the Connecticut River. However, it is shown in other episodes that the [[Springfield]] of ''The Simpsons'' is not in Massachusetts.
 *Among the photos of the banned for life from the comic book boy shop as well as Sideshow Bob, Nelson, Milhouse and Bart, there is also Matt Groening.

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 == Goofs ==
 *In some scenes where the picture Comic Book Guy took of Bart and Milhouse for the "Banned for Life" section appears Milhouse's shirt is red.
 *Even though Nelson's picture was seen in the "Banned for Life" section of The Android's Dungeon, he was still allowed in to the magic show that took place there.

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 *Milhouse is shown wearing ''[[My Little Pony]]'' underwear.
 *When [[Comic Book Guy]] is demonstrating the soda-resistant properties of Radioactive Man #1000, the "lesser comics" to which he refers are issues of the comic that started the career of ''Simpsons'' creator [[Matt Groening]], ''[[Life in Hell]]'' (as evidenced by [[Binky]], the star of ''Life in Hell'', standing on a stage on the cover). The logo of Matt Groening's comic book publishing company, [[Bongo Comics]], can also be seen at the head of the cover, in place of a title, despite the fact that ''Life in Hell'' has never been published by Bongo Comics. This could suggest that the "lesser comics" line actually refers to ''all'' of Groening's comics.
-*The name of the comic book hero [[Biclops]] is likely a pun on the ''[[X-Men]]'' character {{W2|Cyclops|comics}}.
+*The name of the comic book hero [[Biclops]] is likely a pun on the ''{{W|X-Men}}'' character {{W2|Cyclops|comics}}.
 *Plan 9 Comics is clearly a reference to the infamous movie ''{{w|Plan 9 from Outer Space}}'', popularly believed to be the worst movie ever made.
 *''[[Transformers]]'': When [[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]] fight, Bart picks up a robot toy which unfolds into an axe. Milhouse counters by doing the same, but his robot toy unfolds into a watering can.

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 [[File:Redhouse.jpg|thumb|Milhouse's red shirt]]
 [[File:Yelloweye.jpg|thumb|Comic Book Guy's yellow eyes]]
 *In some scenes where the picture Comic Book Guy took of Bart and Milhouse for the "Banned for Life" section appears Milhouse's shirt is red.
 *Even though Nelson's picture was seen in the "Banned for Life" section of The Android's Dungeon, he was still allowed in to the magic show that took place there.
 **Nelson wasn't actually seen inside so was most likely stopped at the door by Comic Book Guy.
 *When Tom Savini told Comic Book Guy that he didn't swallow a cookie, Comic Book Guy's eyes briefly turn yellow.
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 == Goofs ==
 *In some scenes where the picture Comic Book Guy took of Bart and Milhouse for the "Banned for Life" section appears Milhouse's shirt is red.
 *Even though Nelson's picture was seen in the "Banned for Life" section of The Android's Dungeon, he was still allowed in to the magic show that took place there.
 **Nelson wasn't actually seen inside so was most likely stopped at the door by Comic Book Guy.
 {{Season 12|R}}