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== Cultural references ==
 
== Cultural references ==
 
*The episode title is a reference to the UK TV series ''{{W2|The Thin Blue Line|TV series}}''.
 
*The episode title is a reference to the UK TV series ''{{W2|The Thin Blue Line|TV series}}''.
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*The couch gag is a recreation of a segment from the 1985 {{w|Live Aid}} [[Queen]] concert: [[Homer]] is [[Freddie Mercury]], [[Lisa]] is {{w|John Deacon}}, [[Marge]] is [[Brian May]], [[Bart]] is {{W2|Roger Taylor|Queen drummer}} and [[Maggie]] is the producer.
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*The couch gag is a recreation of a segment from the 1985 {{W|Live Aid}} [[Queen]] concert: [[Homer]] is [[Freddie Mercury]], [[Lisa]] is {{W|John Deacon}}, [[Marge]] is [[Brian May]], [[Bart]] is {{W2|Roger Taylor|Queen drummer}} and [[Maggie]] is the producer.
 
*The [[San Castellaneta Festival]] and [[Ignatius Castellaneta]] were named after [[Dan Castellaneta]], voice actor for [[Homer Simpson]] and other characters, and it's a homage to Italian festivals in [[Boston]].
 
*The [[San Castellaneta Festival]] and [[Ignatius Castellaneta]] were named after [[Dan Castellaneta]], voice actor for [[Homer Simpson]] and other characters, and it's a homage to Italian festivals in [[Boston]].
 
*[[Fat Tony's uncle]] said that he came to the country for {{W|Burning Man}}.
 
*[[Fat Tony's uncle]] said that he came to the country for {{W|Burning Man}}.
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*Chief Wiggum said that he needed the remote to change to ''{{W|Access Hollywood}}''.
 
*Chief Wiggum said that he needed the remote to change to ''{{W|Access Hollywood}}''.
 
*[[Lenora Carter]] calls [[Lou]] and [[Eddie]] "{{W|Martin Riggs|Riggs}} and {{W|Roger Murtaugh|Murtaugh}}, characters from ''{{W2|Lethal Weapon|franchise}}''.
 
*[[Lenora Carter]] calls [[Lou]] and [[Eddie]] "{{W|Martin Riggs|Riggs}} and {{W|Roger Murtaugh|Murtaugh}}, characters from ''{{W2|Lethal Weapon|franchise}}''.
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*During Homer's butt sequence, the song "{{w|Bootylicious}}" by {{w|Destiny's Child}} plays.
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*During Homer's butt sequence, the song "{{W|Bootylicious}}" by {{W|Destiny's Child}} plays.
 
*During the scene of Chief Wiggum and [[Ralph]] acting like elephants, "{{W|Baby Elephant Walk}}" by {{W|Henry Mancini}} plays.
 
*During the scene of Chief Wiggum and [[Ralph]] acting like elephants, "{{W|Baby Elephant Walk}}" by {{W|Henry Mancini}} plays.
 
*Kent Brockman calls {{ap|Fat Tony|second}} the "wolf of wallet street", a reference to ''{{W2|The Wolf of Wall Street|book}}''.
 
*Kent Brockman calls {{ap|Fat Tony|second}} the "wolf of wallet street", a reference to ''{{W2|The Wolf of Wall Street|book}}''.

Revision as of 02:53, October 16, 2021

References/Trivia


Season 31 Episode References
← 664 "Go Big or Go Homer"
665
"The Fat Blue Line"
"Treehouse of Horror XXX" 666 →


Cultural references

Trivia

Legs' pupils goof

Continuity

Goofs

  • While Homer is enjoying the festival, in one shot, Legs is missing his pupils.
Season 31 References
The Winter of Our Monetized Content • Go Big or Go Homer • The Fat Blue Line • Treehouse of Horror XXX • Gorillas on the Mast • Marge the Lumberjill • Livin La Pura Vida • Thanksgiving of Horror • Todd, Todd, Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me? • Bobby, It's Cold Outside • Hail to the Teeth • The Miseducation of Lisa Simpson • Frinkcoin • Bart the Bad Guy • Screenless • Better Off Ned • Highway to Well • The Incredible Lightness of Being a Baby • Warrin' Priests: Part One • Warrin' Priests: Part Two • The Hateful Eight-Year-Olds • The Way of the Dog