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*The [[Bart's Brain#Gags|opening sequence]] starts during the episode, with Bart pranking people with the brain. A title screen with the title of the episode is also present. | *The [[Bart's Brain#Gags|opening sequence]] starts during the episode, with Bart pranking people with the brain. A title screen with the title of the episode is also present. | ||
*Sideshow Mel reveals that the bone in his hair is the femur of a kangaroo. | *Sideshow Mel reveals that the bone in his hair is the femur of a kangaroo. | ||
| − | * | + | *Corbin Everly's brain was donated to [[Springfield University]] on June 23, 1975. |
*The caption on the picture of [[Corbin Everly]] winning an accounting award has the initials "CPA" after his name which stands for {{W|Certified Public Accountant}}. | *The caption on the picture of [[Corbin Everly]] winning an accounting award has the initials "CPA" after his name which stands for {{W|Certified Public Accountant}}. | ||
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Cultural references[edit]
- The episode title is a possible reference to the episode "Spock's Brain" from Star Trek.
- High Pants Times is a parody of High Times.[1]
- Lisa asking Grampa if the shoe tree brings him joy is a reference to Marie Kondo's tidying method of keeping those things that spark joy.
- Bart exclaims "Oh, my god, are you there? It's me Margaret." referencing Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret.
- Mrs. Peyton wears a Pulp Fiction shirt.
- Bart and Milhouse play a parody of Mortal Kombat using a controller similar to Xbox's.
- At Luigi's, the sign says "Like DoorDash but in a restaurant".
- Homer indirectly references Mark Davis mentioning weird people owning Las Vegas Raiders.
- Bart says that Buddy is into MeatCanyon videos, doing wrestling moves on the dog and pouring Red Bull on pancakes.
- Cereals seen at Try-N-Save include:
- Snap, Crackle, and Pop Rocks, a reference to the mascots of Rice Krispies Snap, Crackle and Pop, and to Pop Rocks.
- Sugar Frosted Cakes, a reference to Frosted Flakes and features a parody of Tony the Tiger.
- Twizzlers Instant Oatmeal, a cereal including Twizzlers.
- Raisin Flan, a reference to Raisin bran.
- Buffalo Wild Wings Sprite-Glazed Hot Flakes, a reference to Buffalo Wild Wings and Sprite.
- Honey Bunches of Nerds Rope, a reference to Honey Bunches of Oats and Nerds Rope.
- Brach's Candy Corn Fudge, a reference to Brach's candy.
- Man Flakes, a parody of Bran flakes.
- Sideshow Mel says that the bone in his hair was a kangaroo femur given to him by Yahoo Serious.
- The scene where Bart and the brain separate is a reference to the ending tribute scene to Paul Walker in Fast & Furious 7. "See You Again" by Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth plays over it.
Trivia[edit]
- The opening sequence starts during the episode, with Bart pranking people with the brain. A title screen with the title of the episode is also present.
- Sideshow Mel reveals that the bone in his hair is the femur of a kangaroo.
- Corbin Everly's brain was donated to Springfield University on June 23, 1975.
- The caption on the picture of Corbin Everly winning an accounting award has the initials "CPA" after his name which stands for Certified Public Accountant.
Continuity[edit]
- Among his other war memorabilia, Grampa gives Bart a dud grenade. ("Better Off Ned")
- The bullies hang out at the Mattress King parking lot. ("King Leer")
- Cereals seen at Try-N-Save include:
Goofs[edit]
- There are three children's bikes outside of Herman's Military Antiques despite Bart being the only customer. This is due to the shot being reused from "From Russia Without Love".
References[edit]
