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*[[Marge]] asks [[Amazon Alexa]] for help. | *[[Marge]] asks [[Amazon Alexa]] for help. | ||
*The [[Hibbert family]] has a painting of [[Market Street Park]] in their [[Hibbert house|house]]. The statue of [[Robert E. Lee]] is seen in the picture. | *The [[Hibbert family]] has a painting of [[Market Street Park]] in their [[Hibbert house|house]]. The statue of [[Robert E. Lee]] is seen in the picture. | ||
| − | *{{ap|Greg|Men Behaving Manly}} is a professor | + | *{{ap|Greg|Men Behaving Manly}} is a professor of Gender Criticism at {{W|New York University}}. |
*[[Rainer Wolfcastle]] tells Greg that a crisis is getting a 19 on {{W|Rotten Tomatoes}}. | *[[Rainer Wolfcastle]] tells Greg that a crisis is getting a 19 on {{W|Rotten Tomatoes}}. | ||
*Greg mentions women swiping right on {{W|Tinder}} only 4% of men, and [[Kirk]] wonders if it's because of his [[Shrek]] photo, while [[Milhouse]] is dressed as {{W2|Donkey|Shrek}} in the next photo. | *Greg mentions women swiping right on {{W|Tinder}} only 4% of men, and [[Kirk]] wonders if it's because of his [[Shrek]] photo, while [[Milhouse]] is dressed as {{W2|Donkey|Shrek}} in the next photo. | ||
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Cultural references
- The episode title is a reference to the TV series Men Behaving Badly.
- The book tasted by Lisa is Beloved by Toni Morrison.
- When Grampa asks Ned why he's putting air into Marge's car's tires, Ned responds by mentioning that they were deader than daybreak in Daberath, so he thought he would Lazarus them up.
- One of the things Grampa is mad about is Goldendoodles, a breed of dog.
- When Grampa shows his abs to Homer and Bart, "The Stars and Stripes Forever" by John Philip Sousa plays.
- Marge asks Amazon Alexa for help.
- The Hibbert family has a painting of Market Street Park in their house. The statue of Robert E. Lee is seen in the picture.
- Greg is a professor of Gender Criticism at New York University.
- Rainer Wolfcastle tells Greg that a crisis is getting a 19 on Rotten Tomatoes.
- Greg mentions women swiping right on Tinder only 4% of men, and Kirk wonders if it's because of his Shrek photo, while Milhouse is dressed as Donkey in the next photo.
- A man resembling Jacob Chansley appears at Man Camp.
- As a kid, Comic Book Guy saved up all his money to go see a George Lucas film, Howard the Duck.
- When Greg says that Kirk and Rainier Wolfcastle's eye contact could cut butter, the sound of a lightsaber from Star Wars can be heard.
- The sign at the Boys Camp says "Don't sue us, we're not the Boy Scouts.
- Greg shows the men dad jokes from Family Guy, American Dad!, and an unaired Fox show. Both former shows are Seth MacFarlane's and the episode aired on his birthday.
- When Homer asks who likes donuts and bowling anymore, a parody of Fred Flintstone from The Flintstones appears, tip toeing like he does when bowling.
- One of the candles at the Springfield Candle Fire has a picture of the Hindu god Ganesha on.
- Maggie is dressed as Wonder Woman from DC Comics.
Continuity
- Moe is still engaged to Maya. ("The Wayz We Were")
- The ending of "The Monorail Song" is heard when the Mom-O-Rail is seen. ("Marge vs. the Monorail")