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*[[Homer]] asks [[Kent Brockman]] when ''{{W|Baywatch Nights}}'' was coming back on TV. He says that they can just pay [[David Hasselhoff]] what he's asking. | *[[Homer]] asks [[Kent Brockman]] when ''{{W|Baywatch Nights}}'' was coming back on TV. He says that they can just pay [[David Hasselhoff]] what he's asking. | ||
*[[Benson Scott]] has won three {{W|Tony Awards}}. | *[[Benson Scott]] has won three {{W|Tony Awards}}. | ||
| + | *Marge tells Benson Scott that she needs a recent Broadway review from ''[[The New York Times]]'' or ''[[Variety]]'' from him. | ||
*Benson Scott says that Lisa is derivative of [[Allen Ginsberg]]. | *Benson Scott says that Lisa is derivative of [[Allen Ginsberg]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:38, July 12, 2026
Cultural references[edit]
- The title is a reference to Shit My Dad Says, a popular Twitter feed by Justin Halpern. It has since been adapted into a TV show.
- chatter is a parody of Twitter.
- Lisa's account references this, as Halpern's account is also about quotes from a relative, in this case his father.
- The Ohm Depot is a parody of Home Depot.
- The U-Phone is a parody of the iPhone by Apple.
- Becky tells Lisa that her skipping rhymes are all poems by Maya Angelou.
- Bart says that he thinks he found the phone number for Area 51 in Professor Frink's old U-Phone.
- Lisa chatters "I have seen the best minds of my generation destroyed by Wikipedia, dragging themselves through the unsourced pages until dawn."
- Lisa compares herself to founding father Thomas Paine when she says that she'll chatter anonymously.
- Lisa mentions Diggit, Reddthat, and Tumbled, parodies of Digg, Reddit, and Tumblr respectively.
- Homer asks Kent Brockman when Baywatch Nights was coming back on TV. He says that they can just pay David Hasselhoff what he's asking.
- Benson Scott has won three Tony Awards.
- Marge tells Benson Scott that she needs a recent Broadway review from The New York Times or Variety from him.
- Benson Scott says that Lisa is derivative of Allen Ginsberg.
Goofs[edit]
- Several characters at the Springfield Elementary School have discolored clothing.
- In one panel where the Simpson family is having dinner, the pink wallpaper overlaps Lisa's eye.
- In one panel at the Springfield Center for the Moderate Arts, Benson Scott has stubble.
- In the panels at the Springfield Center for the Moderate Arts, the features on the chatterbaby poster change. In some panels, the text above the picture of Maggie has vanished, and the pattern on the end of the pillow Maggie is sitting on keeps disappearing.
- In one panel, the buck-toothed boy has two teeth sticking out of his mouth.
