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*The "Hey Diddly, Hell Diddly" tune is a parody of the score from ''{{W|The Omen}}''. | *The "Hey Diddly, Hell Diddly" tune is a parody of the score from ''{{W|The Omen}}''. | ||
*The Irish music from the [[Massachusetts]] marriage scene is a parody of "{{w|I'm Shipping Up to Boston}}" by {{w|Dropkick Murphys}}. | *The Irish music from the [[Massachusetts]] marriage scene is a parody of "{{w|I'm Shipping Up to Boston}}" by {{w|Dropkick Murphys}}. | ||
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Cultural references
- The episode title is a reference to the band The Black Eyed Peas.
- The "Hey Diddly, Hell Diddly" tune is a parody of the score from The Omen.
- The Irish music from the Massachusetts marriage scene is a parody of "I'm Shipping Up to Boston" by Dropkick Murphys.
Trivia
- The license plate number on Ms. Cantwell's car is RABF09, the same as the episode's production code.
- Seymour Skinner has an award for Interim Principal of the Year.
- The couch gag was created by Bill Plympton, making the second Bill Plympton's couch gag, after the Season 23 episode, "Beware My Cheating Bart".
Goofs
- Agnes Skinner got onto the bus with other old people from the Springfield Retirement Castle, despite the fact that she lives in a house with Seymour Skinner.
