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**On a poster, [[ALF]], [[Steve Urkel]] and [[Zack Morris]] hold a Zack Morris phone. | **On a poster, [[ALF]], [[Steve Urkel]] and [[Zack Morris]] hold a Zack Morris phone. | ||
| − | *Booths include "Palmdale, 93510" (parody of ''{{W|Beverly Hills, 90210}}'' and a reference to the city of {{W|Palmdale, California|Palmdale}}) and "Dusty the Ghoul Assassin" (a parody of ''{{W|Buffy the Vampire Slayer}}''). | + | **Booths include "Palmdale, 93510" (parody of ''{{W|Beverly Hills, 90210}}'' and a reference to the city of {{W|Palmdale, California|Palmdale}}) and "Dusty the Ghoul Assassin" (a parody of ''{{W|Buffy the Vampire Slayer}}''). |
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Cultural references
- The episode title is a reference to the song "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover" by Paul Simon.
- Snuf is a parody of the Lume deodorant ad.
- "Keagan's Pond" is a parody of Dawson's Creek.
- Homer gets addicted to Clincher, a Reacher-type Dad TV show.
- At Nostalgi-Con:
- On a poster, ALF, Steve Urkel and Zack Morris hold a Zack Morris phone.
- Booths include "Palmdale, 93510" (parody of Beverly Hills, 90210 and a reference to the city of Palmdale) and "Dusty the Ghoul Assassin" (a parody of Buffy the Vampire Slayer).
