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*Homer and Harper's dad sings "Under the Mango Tree" by {{w|Diana Coupland}}. | *Homer and Harper's dad sings "Under the Mango Tree" by {{w|Diana Coupland}}. | ||
*The movie {{w|Back to the Future}} was shown on the island while the Simpsons were leaving. | *The movie {{w|Back to the Future}} was shown on the island while the Simpsons were leaving. | ||
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== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
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Cultural references
- The title of the episode is reference to the the phrase "Friends with Benefits", which means two friends who have a sexual relationship without being emotionally involved.
- "Undercover C.E.O." is a parody of the television franchise series Undercover Boss.
- Homer buys the Seat-to-Feet Lift Chair thanks to Crowdfunding on a site called FriendMoocher.
- Homer and Marge mention "Crocodile" Dundee and its third movie Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles.
- Homer's Pechanga Casino Buffet bracelet refers to the Pechanga Resort and Casino.
- J-Cloud is a parody of iCloud.
- Signs on the island refer to
- Swimming with Michael Phelps,
- Be in a movie with Adam Sandler,
- Making your decision with Dr. Phil.
- Homer and Harper's dad sings "Under the Mango Tree" by Diana Coupland.
- The movie Back to the Future was shown on the island while the Simpsons were leaving.
- The couch gag is a reference to the 2014 Disney short film, Feast.
Continuity
- Lisa uses Skype to call Harper. ("Moms I'd Like to Forget")
- The subliminal propaganda campaign "Join the Navy", disguised as "Yvan eht Nioj", was previously used by the Party Posse in their video "Drop Da Bomb". ("New Kids on the Blecch")
Trivia
- Doggie Heaven was previously claimed by Homer to be the place where Santa's Little Helper will go after death in "Dog of Death".
- The French Kissing Club is a reference to Edna Krabappel's French Kissing Booth in the comic "Midday on the Midway".
