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[[File:Love is a Many-Strangled Thing - title screen.png|300px|thumb|The {{IS|Planet Express ship}} from ''[[Futurama]]'' flies by the title screen in the opening sequence]] | [[File:Love is a Many-Strangled Thing - title screen.png|300px|thumb|The {{IS|Planet Express ship}} from ''[[Futurama]]'' flies by the title screen in the opening sequence]] | ||
*At the start of the opening sequence, the {{IS|Planet Express ship}} from ''[[Futurama]]'' flies by the title screen. The intro music from ''[[Futurama]]'' also plays briefly. | *At the start of the opening sequence, the {{IS|Planet Express ship}} from ''[[Futurama]]'' flies by the title screen. The intro music from ''[[Futurama]]'' also plays briefly. | ||
| − | *In the episode's [[Love Is a Many-Strangled Thing/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]] the family is designed in {{ | + | *In the episode's [[Love Is a Many-Strangled Thing/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]] the family is designed in {{W|ASCII art}}. |
| − | *[[Mr. Burns]] and [[Smithers]] travel in a vintage air balloon with the style of that of {{ | + | *[[Mr. Burns]] and [[Smithers]] travel in a vintage air balloon with the style of that of {{W|Jules Verne}}'s adventure novel ''{{W|Around the World in Eighty Days}}''. |
| − | *After [[Homer]] fails his shot, one of the [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant|Nuclear Power Plant]] employees calls him {{ | + | *After [[Homer]] fails his shot, one of the [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant|Nuclear Power Plant]] employees calls him {{W|Annie Oakley}}. Oakley was an American sharpshooter. Another employee tells Homer to "stick to skiing" in a reference to {{W|biathlon}}. |
| − | *The air balloon collides with a cathedral very similar to {{ | + | *The air balloon collides with a cathedral very similar to {{W|Notre-Dame de Paris}}. |
| − | *The jewelries [[Vulgari]] and [[Spiffany's]] at [[Springfield Atoms Stadium]] are parodies of {{ | + | *The jewelries [[Vulgari]] and [[Spiffany's]] at [[Springfield Atoms Stadium]] are parodies of {{W|Bulgari}} and {{W|Tiffany's}} respectively. |
| − | *The staff at [[The Pampered Fan]] were former {{ | + | *The staff at [[The Pampered Fan]] were former {{W|All-Pro}} American football players. One of them mentions he shouldn't have bought so many {{W|Ferraris}} while another player says he hosted ''[[Saturday Night Live]]'' and mentions the band {{W|Matchbox Twenty|Matchbox 20}}. |
| − | *The song "{{ | + | *The song "{{W|Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)}}" by {{W|C+C Music Factory}} is heard during the Fan Cam scene. |
| − | *Homer mentions | + | *Homer mentions [[The Joker]] when he is tickling [[Bart]]. |
*After Bart pees himself, the big screen has the caption "got urine?", a reference to the [[got milk?]] advertising campaign. | *After Bart pees himself, the big screen has the caption "got urine?", a reference to the [[got milk?]] advertising campaign. | ||
*[[Kent Brockman]] mentions former Russian president [[Dmitry Medvedev]]. | *[[Kent Brockman]] mentions former Russian president [[Dmitry Medvedev]]. | ||
| − | *"{{ | + | *"{{W2|No More Mr. Nice Guy|song}}" is played while [[Kareem Abdul-Jabbar]] is strangling Homer. |
**The song is heard again during the credits. | **The song is heard again during the credits. | ||
| − | [[File:The Jackson 5 reference.png|300px|thumb|Homer is a young [[Michael Jackson]] in the {{ | + | [[File:The Jackson 5 reference.png|300px|thumb|Homer is a young [[Michael Jackson]] in the {{W|The Jackson 5}} and Bart is {{W2|Joe Jackson|manager}}, Michael's father]] |
*Homer has a dream in which there are three pop culture references to parental abuse in the media: | *Homer has a dream in which there are three pop culture references to parental abuse in the media: | ||
| − | **Homer is a young [[Michael Jackson]] in the {{ | + | **Homer is a young [[Michael Jackson]] in the {{W|The Jackson 5}} and Bart is {{W2|Joe Jackson|manager}}, Michael's father. The Jackson 5 song "{{W2|ABC|The Jackson 5 song}}" is also referenced. |
| − | **A scene from ''{{ | + | **A scene from ''{{W|The Great Santini}}'' where Bart (as "The Great Simpsini") is Wilbur Meechum and Homer is his son. Bart also mentions the American book publisher {{W|Random House}} and its {{W|Bennett Cerf|founder}}'s fictional son "Bennett Cerf III". |
| − | **A parody of the 2009 movie ''{{ | + | **A parody of the 2009 movie ''{{W2|Precious|film}}'' with Bart as Mary and Homer as Precious. Bart bullies Homer (as Precious) by saying that she could portray the {{W|Death Star}} on a hypothetical new [[George Lucas]] ''[[Star Wars]]'' film. |
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
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*The last time [[Homer]] had a nightmare about Bart abusing him in a dream was in the [[Season 1]] episode: "[[Moaning Lisa]]". | *The last time [[Homer]] had a nightmare about Bart abusing him in a dream was in the [[Season 1]] episode: "[[Moaning Lisa]]". | ||
| + | == Goofs == | ||
| + | * When Bart throws his shoes off the roof, Homer does not pick them back up, and Bart is wearing them again when Homer climbs a ladder. | ||
{{Season 22|R}} | {{Season 22|R}} | ||
[[Category:Cultural references]] | [[Category:Cultural references]] | ||
[[Category:Trivia]] | [[Category:Trivia]] | ||
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Cultural references[edit]
- The episode title is a pun on the film "Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing".
- At the start of the opening sequence, the Planet Express ship from Futurama flies by the title screen. The intro music from Futurama also plays briefly.
- In the episode's couch gag the family is designed in ASCII art.
- Mr. Burns and Smithers travel in a vintage air balloon with the style of that of Jules Verne's adventure novel Around the World in Eighty Days.
- After Homer fails his shot, one of the Nuclear Power Plant employees calls him Annie Oakley. Oakley was an American sharpshooter. Another employee tells Homer to "stick to skiing" in a reference to biathlon.
- The air balloon collides with a cathedral very similar to Notre-Dame de Paris.
- The jewelries Vulgari and Spiffany's at Springfield Atoms Stadium are parodies of Bulgari and Tiffany's respectively.
- The staff at The Pampered Fan were former All-Pro American football players. One of them mentions he shouldn't have bought so many Ferraris while another player says he hosted Saturday Night Live and mentions the band Matchbox 20.
- The song "Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)" by C+C Music Factory is heard during the Fan Cam scene.
- Homer mentions The Joker when he is tickling Bart.
- After Bart pees himself, the big screen has the caption "got urine?", a reference to the got milk? advertising campaign.
- Kent Brockman mentions former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev.
- "No More Mr. Nice Guy" is played while Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is strangling Homer.
- The song is heard again during the credits.
- Homer has a dream in which there are three pop culture references to parental abuse in the media:
- Homer is a young Michael Jackson in the The Jackson 5 and Bart is Joe Jackson, Michael's father. The Jackson 5 song "ABC" is also referenced.
- A scene from The Great Santini where Bart (as "The Great Simpsini") is Wilbur Meechum and Homer is his son. Bart also mentions the American book publisher Random House and its founder's fictional son "Bennett Cerf III".
- A parody of the 2009 movie Precious with Bart as Mary and Homer as Precious. Bart bullies Homer (as Precious) by saying that she could portray the Death Star on a hypothetical new George Lucas Star Wars film.
Trivia[edit]
- The prank call text that Bart texted with a cell phone to Moe I.M.A. Wiener is the same prank name that was previously used by Bart at Springfield Gorge in The Simpsons Movie against Russ Cargill.
- The last time Homer had a nightmare about Bart abusing him in a dream was in the Season 1 episode: "Moaning Lisa".
Goofs[edit]
- When Bart throws his shoes off the roof, Homer does not pick them back up, and Bart is wearing them again when Homer climbs a ladder.
