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*The title of the episode is a reference to the phrase ''Go big or go home''.
 
*The title of the episode is a reference to the phrase ''Go big or go home''.
 
*When [[Marge]] asked [[Homer]] how big [[Mr. Burns]] signed on the card, Homer said "{{W|Eddie Bauer}} big", referring to Eddie Bauer's logo.
 
*When [[Marge]] asked [[Homer]] how big [[Mr. Burns]] signed on the card, Homer said "{{W|Eddie Bauer}} big", referring to Eddie Bauer's logo.
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*Homer calls the interns the ''Milleniums'' (a distorted way of calling them {{w|Millenials}}) and mentions {{w|Snapchat}}, ''{{w|Fortnite}}'', {{w|Uber}} and {{w|Venmo}}.
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*Homer calls the interns the ''Milleniums'' (a distorted way of calling them {{W|Millenials}}) and mentions {{W|Snapchat}}, ''{{W|Fortnite}}'', [[Uber]] and {{W|Venmo}}.
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*The #30 Jersey is a tribute to the {{w|New York Knicks}}'s basketball player {{w|Bernard King}}.<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/1180999490548813824 Matt Selman on Twitter - "#30 Jersey reference"]</ref>
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*An intern says Homer "is denser than osmium-188," {{W|Osmium|osmium}} being twice as dense as lead.
 
*[[Mike Wegman]] calls Homer the "[[Michael Jordan]] of Sector 7G".
 
*[[Mike Wegman]] calls Homer the "[[Michael Jordan]] of Sector 7G".
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*The #30 Jersey is a tribute to the {{W|Golden State Warriors}}'s basketball player {{W|Stephen Curry}}. Wegman is wearing the Warriors' colors, royal blue and gold. The Warriors had won the {{W|National Basketball Association|NBA}} championship in 2017 and 2018.
 
*Homer had a {{W|Pop-Tarts|Pop-Tart}} in his cell phone holster, which he then ate.
 
*Homer had a {{W|Pop-Tarts|Pop-Tart}} in his cell phone holster, which he then ate.
 
*Mike Wegman tells {{ap|Benjamin|Go Big or Go Homer}} that nobody ever got trampled at a {{W|Michael Bublé}} concert.
 
*Mike Wegman tells {{ap|Benjamin|Go Big or Go Homer}} that nobody ever got trampled at a {{W|Michael Bublé}} concert.
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*Mike Wegman says that he feels like {{W|Amar'e Stoudemire}} when he first set foot in [[Jerusalem]].
 
*Mike Wegman says that he feels like {{W|Amar'e Stoudemire}} when he first set foot in [[Jerusalem]].
 
*Mike Wegman calls his daughter [[Patrick Ewing Wegman]], named after basketball player [[Patrick Ewing]].
 
*Mike Wegman calls his daughter [[Patrick Ewing Wegman]], named after basketball player [[Patrick Ewing]].
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*Mike Wegman said that his wife [[Maureen Wegman]] looked like one of those women leaving {{W|Vincent Chase|Vinny}}'s bedroom in ''{{W|Entourage (American TV series)|Entourage}}''.
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*Mike Wegman said that his wife [[Maureen Wegman]] looked like one of those women leaving {{W|Vincent Chase|Vinny}}'s bedroom in ''{{W2|Entourage|American TV series}}''.
 
*Mike Wegman tells Bart that his head looks like a rejected [[The Muppets|Muppet]] and has a {{W|Tommy Lasorda}} gut.
 
*Mike Wegman tells Bart that his head looks like a rejected [[The Muppets|Muppet]] and has a {{W|Tommy Lasorda}} gut.
 
*Maureen told Homer that the baby was registered at {{W|DraftKings}}, a fantasy sports website.
 
*Maureen told Homer that the baby was registered at {{W|DraftKings}}, a fantasy sports website.
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*[[Mike's Slices]] food truck's song is [[Dean Martin]]'s "{{w|That's Amore}}".
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*[[Mike's Slices]] food truck's song is [[Dean Martin]]'s "{{W|That's Amore}}".
 
**The slogan over the [[Italy|Italian]] flag is a parody of the lyrics of the song.
 
**The slogan over the [[Italy|Italian]] flag is a parody of the lyrics of the song.
 
*On Mike Wegman's menu:<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/1181002979878436864 Matt Selman on Twitter - "Mike Wegman's menu"]</ref>
 
*On Mike Wegman's menu:<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/1181002979878436864 Matt Selman on Twitter - "Mike Wegman's menu"]</ref>
 
**This Za Has Meatballs is a reference to Rapaport's book ''This Book Has Balls''.
 
**This Za Has Meatballs is a reference to Rapaport's book ''This Book Has Balls''.
 
**Bernard King's Pepperoni ({{W|Bernard King}} is [[Michael Rapaport]]'s favorite Knick).
 
**Bernard King's Pepperoni ({{W|Bernard King}} is [[Michael Rapaport]]'s favorite Knick).
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**A Tribe Called Pesto comes from Rapaport's documentary ''{{w|Beats, Rhymes & Life: The Travels of A Tribe Called Quest}}''.
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**A Tribe Called Pesto comes from Rapaport's documentary ''{{W|Beats, Rhymes & Life: The Travels of A Tribe Called Quest}}''.
 
*Mike Wegman bet money on a {{W|Lehigh Mountain Hawks men's basketball}} game.
 
*Mike Wegman bet money on a {{W|Lehigh Mountain Hawks men's basketball}} game.
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*The ending song is {{w|Carly Simon}}'s "{{w|Let the River Run}}".
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*The ending song is {{W|Carly Simon}}'s "{{W|Let the River Run}}".
 
*Mike and Homer presents Mike's Slices in ''[[Shark Tank]]''.
 
*Mike and Homer presents Mike's Slices in ''[[Shark Tank]]''.
  
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**[[Cletus' Chicken Thumbs]], featuring [[Cletus Spuckler]]
 
**[[Cletus' Chicken Thumbs]], featuring [[Cletus Spuckler]]
 
**[[Cheeseburger Dumplings]]
 
**[[Cheeseburger Dumplings]]
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**[[Hoagie Mackerel]], a reference to {{w|Hoagy Carmichael}}
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**[[Hoagie Mackerel]], a reference to {{W|Hoagy Carmichael}} and "Holy Mackerel"
 
**[[Peanut Butter and Jelly Burritos]]
 
**[[Peanut Butter and Jelly Burritos]]
 
**[[Fritter Outrage]]
 
**[[Fritter Outrage]]
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**[[Poi Truck Club]]
 
**[[Poi Truck Club]]
 
**[[Chicken Pot Arnie's]], a chicken pot pie truck featuring [[Arnie Pye]]
 
**[[Chicken Pot Arnie's]], a chicken pot pie truck featuring [[Arnie Pye]]
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**[[Houston, We Have a Cobbler]], a reference to {{w|Houston, we have a problem}}
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**[[Houston, We Have a Cobbler]], a reference to {{W|Houston, we have a problem}}
 
**[[Pho-sicles]]
 
**[[Pho-sicles]]
 
**[[Springfield Elementary Cafeteria]], featuring [[Lunchlady Dora]]
 
**[[Springfield Elementary Cafeteria]], featuring [[Lunchlady Dora]]
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*[[Homer]] wears his [[Springfield Atoms|Atoms]] jacket he wore at [[Boston]] ("[[The Town]]")<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/1181042826697560067 Matt Selman on Twitter - "Atoms jacket from The Town"]</ref>
 
*[[Homer]] wears his [[Springfield Atoms|Atoms]] jacket he wore at [[Boston]] ("[[The Town]]")<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/1181042826697560067 Matt Selman on Twitter - "Atoms jacket from The Town"]</ref>
 
*[[Angry Ricky]] appears. ("[[The Girl Code]]")
 
*[[Angry Ricky]] appears. ("[[The Girl Code]]")
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*Mike mentions Homer being [[Mr. Plow (business)|Mr. Plow]]. ("[[Mr. Plow]]")
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*Mike mentions Homer being {{ap|Mr. Plow|business}}. ("[[Mr. Plow]]")
  
 
== References ==
 
== References ==

Latest revision as of 12:59, June 1, 2023

References/Trivia


Season 31 Episode References
← 663 "The Winter of Our Monetized Content"
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"Go Big or Go Homer"
"The Fat Blue Line" 665 →


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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