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Cultural references
- The episode name is a reference to the fungal skin infection athlete's foot.
Couch Gag
- It features a crossover with the Adult Swim animated series, Rick and Morty.
- There are several references to Futurama in the portal Morty travels through.
- The Planet Express ship flies away in the sky.
- Slurm appears. Slurm is a popular drink in the Futurama world.
- A Futurama style human is seen with a Brain Slug.
- Kang and Kodos appear.
- Things stolen by Rick that appears in the bag:
- Bobo ("Rosebud")
- Killer Krusty Doll ("Treehouse of Horror III")
- Madam Bunny ("The Man in the Blue Flannel Pants")
- Happy Little Elf ("Scary Movie")
- Lisa's sax
- Bart's skateboard and slingshot.
Continuity
- Benjamin, Gary and Doug, Homer's nerd friends from Springfield University appear. ("Homer Goes to College")
- The clips the kids view on their Mypads use stock footage from previous episodes:
- Joyce pulling off Sideshow Bob/Walt Warren's face. ("The Bob Next Door")
- Wayne Slater training. ("The Falcon and the D'ohman")
- The Stradivarius Cain movie. ("The Spy Who Learned Me")
- The nude British scene from "Love Is a Many-Splintered Thing".
- The taxi Nelson arrives in at the beginning is driven by Slava. ("The Fabulous Faker Boy")
Trivia
- The math joke seen on the board (√-1 2^3 Σ π) means i 8 sum pie (I ate some pie).
