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*[[Homer]] sings a version of the chorus of the [[Steely Dan]]'s song "Dirty Work". | *[[Homer]] sings a version of the chorus of the [[Steely Dan]]'s song "Dirty Work". | ||
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Cultural references
- The episode title is a pun on Bad Behaviour.
- The blackboard text is a reference to the FXX 13-days marathon, showing all the first 600th episodes of the show in a row.
- Grampa mentions the upcoming dating website gravedate.
- ChoreMonkey is a parody of TaskRabbit.
- Matt Leinart played a Heisman Trophy Trivial Pursuit.
- When Matt let some air out of the football, it was a reference to the Deflategate scandal.
- The scene showing Grampa with his father is done in the old black and white Popeye cartoons style.
- Homer sings a version of the chorus of the Steely Dan's song "Dirty Work".
- At the end of the episode, the message "We'll miss you Vin Scully" appears, as he retired from his sports broadcaster career this year.
- Lisa references the book Utne Readers.
- Itchy & Scratchy's Injury 500, the go-kart ride at Itchy & Scratchy Land, is a pun on the Indianapolis 500 automobile race.
- The music playing during the kart chase and the end credits was made by Alf Clausen and Greg Prechel, and is an homage to the songs from the Fast and the Furious franchise.[1]
Trivia
- This is the first episode that is now produced by Fox Television Animation after Film Roman ended their production. But remained uncredited.
- The couch gag part where the television slides down some media equipment continues in the episode itself.
Goofs
- The kitchen table is out of sight when Homer walks across the kitchen singing, but it reappears on the next scene.
- When Grampa tells Homer that his girlfriend is pregnant, the number on his door disappears.
References
