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*When the Homer and Bart turkeys are running away, [[Clancy Wiggum]] says "Free birds! Skynyrd them!" a reference to the song "{{W|Free Bird}}" by {{W|Lynyrd Skynyrd}}. | *When the Homer and Bart turkeys are running away, [[Clancy Wiggum]] says "Free birds! Skynyrd them!" a reference to the song "{{W|Free Bird}}" by {{W|Lynyrd Skynyrd}}. | ||
*Wiggum says he'll create [[Axe Body Spray]]. | *Wiggum says he'll create [[Axe Body Spray]]. | ||
| − | + | *The buttons saying "Zip Zap Zorp" are a reference to a phrase [[Matt Selman]] says instead of "etcetera".<ref name="Interview">[https://springfieldgoogolplex.com/podcast/alien-with-dan-vebber Springfield Googolplex - "Alien with Dan Vebber"]</ref> | |
=== The Fourth Thursday After Tomorrow === | === The Fourth Thursday After Tomorrow === | ||
*The segment is a parody of the ''{{W|Black Mirror}}'' episodes "{{W2|White Christmas|Black Mirror}}" and "{{W2|Nosedive|Black Mirror}}". | *The segment is a parody of the ''{{W|Black Mirror}}'' episodes "{{W2|White Christmas|Black Mirror}}" and "{{W2|Nosedive|Black Mirror}}". | ||
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*The segment parodies Sci-Fi movies ''{{W2|Life|2017 film}}'', ''{{W|Pandorum}}'' and ''[[Alien]]''. | *The segment parodies Sci-Fi movies ''{{W2|Life|2017 film}}'', ''{{W|Pandorum}}'' and ''[[Alien]]''. | ||
*A {{W|Street Sharks|Street Shark}} appears during [[Professor Frink]]'s warning hologram. | *A {{W|Street Sharks|Street Shark}} appears during [[Professor Frink]]'s warning hologram. | ||
| − | + | *[[Jelly monster]] is inspired by the {{W|Dungeons & Dragons}} monster {{W|Gelatinous cube}} and an homage to the monsters from the films ''{{W|The Blob}}'' and ''{{W2|Life|2017 film}}'', and the ''{{W|Star Trek}}'' episode "{{W|The Man Trap}}".<ref name="Interview"/> | |
| + | *The captain's log, the replicator, and some sound effects of the ship are references to ''{{W|Star Trek: The Next Generation}}''.<ref name="Interview"/> | ||
| + | *The scene around the table with the kids chanting is a reference to a scene in the film ''{{W2|Freaks|1932 film}}.<ref name="Interview"/> | ||
| + | *The aliens on the planet are inspired by the Na'vi from {{W2|Avatar (2009 film)}}.<ref name="Interview"/> | ||
| + | ===Credits=== | ||
| + | *The credits are a parody of the [[YouTube]] video "Disturbing Strokes", setting the credits of ''{{W|Diff'rent Strokes}}'' to the music from ''{{W|The Dorm That Dripped Blood}}''. | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
*This is the longest Simpsons individual episode with a length of almost 25 minutes without commercial cuts. | *This is the longest Simpsons individual episode with a length of almost 25 minutes without commercial cuts. | ||
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Cultural references
A-Gobble-Ypto
- The title and segment is a parody of the movie Apocalypto.
- When the Homer and Bart turkeys are running away, Clancy Wiggum says "Free birds! Skynyrd them!" a reference to the song "Free Bird" by Lynyrd Skynyrd.
- Wiggum says he'll create Axe Body Spray.
- The buttons saying "Zip Zap Zorp" are a reference to a phrase Matt Selman says instead of "etcetera".[1]
The Fourth Thursday After Tomorrow
- The segment is a parody of the Black Mirror episodes "White Christmas" and "Nosedive".
- Charlie Brooker, creator of Black Mirror, guest stars as the social rating voice.
- A poster for San Junipero is seen, a reference to the episode "San Junipero".
- Marge getting downvoted, a reference to the episode"Nosedive".
- Mayor Quimby is seen on TV with his pants down, next to Plopper, a reference to the episode "The National Anthem".
- Maggie had a Waldo doll, from the episode "The Waldo Moment".
- A.I. Marge's plan to escape to the Internet, a reference to the episode "USS Callister".
- The grill had the glyph from "Bandersnatch" and "White Bear".
- The automated Pizza Delivery truck that runs over Hans Moleman, a reference to the episode "Crocodile".
- The painting above the couch is the USS Callister, a reference to the episode "USS Callister".
- The clock in the kitchen is the same as in "White Christmas".
- The snow globe on the bedside table, a reference to the episode "White Christmas".
- Homer got the Kitchen A.I. from Williams-Sonoma.
- The Kitchen A.I. Marge calls her makeshift robot R2-Me2, a reference to R2-D2 from Star Wars.
- Websites A.I. Marge could explore include: The Onion, Oogle, Thesaurus.com, NatGeo, Wiccapedia, Khan Academy, Space.com, Smithsonian.com and Etsy.
The Last Thanksgiving
- The segment parodies Sci-Fi movies Life, Pandorum and Alien.
- A Street Shark appears during Professor Frink's warning hologram.
- Jelly monster is inspired by the Dungeons & Dragons monster Gelatinous cube and an homage to the monsters from the films The Blob and Life, and the Star Trek episode "The Man Trap".[1]
- The captain's log, the replicator, and some sound effects of the ship are references to Star Trek: The Next Generation.[1]
- The scene around the table with the kids chanting is a reference to a scene in the film Freaks.[1]
- The aliens on the planet are inspired by the Na'vi from [[Wikipedia:Avatar (2009 film) ({{{2}}})|Avatar (2009 film)]].[1]
Credits
- The credits are a parody of the YouTube video "Disturbing Strokes", setting the credits of Diff'rent Strokes to the music from The Dorm That Dripped Blood.
Trivia
- This is the longest Simpsons individual episode with a length of almost 25 minutes without commercial cuts.
- The episode was preceeded by the "Viewer discretion adviced" notice, the second episode to have it, after "There's Something About Marrying".
- This episode marks the final participation of Russi Taylor as Martin who recorded her lines before she died on July 26, 2019.
- Marge is shown to be wearing mascara, as makeup appears to run down on her face after the guests cancelled her Thanksgiving party.
- During the credits, footage of Bart's Thanksgiving parade balloon from the 1991 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade is shown.
