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**Smithers tells Mr. Burns about another film that come out at the same time, the [[Barbie]] {{W2|Barbie|film|film}}. | **Smithers tells Mr. Burns about another film that come out at the same time, the [[Barbie]] {{W2|Barbie|film|film}}. | ||
*Mr. Burns talks about "Tickling the dragon's taIL", a reference to the {{W|Demon core}}, that actually later almost happened. | *Mr. Burns talks about "Tickling the dragon's taIL", a reference to the {{W|Demon core}}, that actually later almost happened. | ||
| − | **[Carl]] remarks it sounds like a {{W|DreamWorks Pictures|DreamWorks}} film. | + | **[[Carl]] remarks it sounds like a {{W|DreamWorks Pictures|DreamWorks}} film. |
*Spiffany's is a reference of [[Tiffany & Co.]], often called Tiffany's. | *Spiffany's is a reference of [[Tiffany & Co.]], often called Tiffany's. | ||
*At [[Moe's Tavern]], [[Moe]] sings a parody of {{W|Albert Hague}}'s "{{W|You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch}}". | *At [[Moe's Tavern]], [[Moe]] sings a parody of {{W|Albert Hague}}'s "{{W|You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch}}". | ||
*{{W|Amnesty International}} declares that the blue blood diamond is the most unethically mined gem. | *{{W|Amnesty International}} declares that the blue blood diamond is the most unethically mined gem. | ||
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*[[Everyone Loves Ned Flanders]] is played at the Springie Awards. ("[[The Front]]") | *[[Everyone Loves Ned Flanders]] is played at the Springie Awards. ("[[The Front]]") | ||
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Cultural references
- The episode title is a reference to the short story "The Tell-Tale Heart" by Edgar Allan Poe.
- Duffman's opening remarks on Duff Lite (which has a blue label) is a reference to the Bud Light controversy.
- Homer says "Will this show never end? Enough" to a picture of themself, referencing people that keep asking for the show to end in the real world. The picture has the text "We wouldn't be here without you. Love, Fox Network." under it.
- TFC is a parody of AMC.
- Trash for Cash is a parody of the show Bares für Rares, The Bidding Room in United Kingdom, a show aired in different countries with the name Cash or Trash.
- Leevi's is a parody of Levi's.
- Neiman Mark-Up is a parody of Neiman Marcus.
- On the car rides, a parody of Elton John's "Levon" plays, sung by Elton John himself.
- The Amazing Spider-Pants #300 is a reference to the movie The Amazing Spider-Man.
- Marge mentions an offer for the pants for $3,000 on Ebay.
- One of Collectible Pants Dude's addictions are the films of Kenneth Anger.
- Mr. Burns and Smithers watch and comment the film Oppenheimer.
- Mr. Burns talks about "Tickling the dragon's taIL", a reference to the Demon core, that actually later almost happened.
- Carl remarks it sounds like a DreamWorks film.
- Spiffany's is a reference of Tiffany & Co., often called Tiffany's.
- At Moe's Tavern, Moe sings a parody of Albert Hague's "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch".
- Amnesty International declares that the blue blood diamond is the most unethically mined gem.
Continuity
- Everyone Loves Ned Flanders is played at the Springie Awards. ("The Front")
- Neiman Mark-Up is seen. ("Dangers on a Train")
Goofs
- Ms. Albright appears twice, right of the video board and then left.
