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== Cultural references ==
 
== Cultural references ==
 
*When Agent Darke tells [[Marge]] that stump rot is a disease "and [he's] the cure" he removes his sunglasses, a reference to the character Lt. Horatio Caine from ''{{w|CSI Miami}}'', who would often make a pun and remove his sunglasses before the shows opening credits.  
 
*When Agent Darke tells [[Marge]] that stump rot is a disease "and [he's] the cure" he removes his sunglasses, a reference to the character Lt. Horatio Caine from ''{{w|CSI Miami}}'', who would often make a pun and remove his sunglasses before the shows opening credits.  
 
**Darke also bears a striking resemblance to the character Tad White from the Disney series, ''{{w|Recess (TV series)|Recess}}'', which may or may not be coincidental.
 
**Darke also bears a striking resemblance to the character Tad White from the Disney series, ''{{w|Recess (TV series)|Recess}}'', which may or may not be coincidental.
 
 
 
  
 
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Revision as of 09:28, July 30, 2020

References/Trivia


Cultural references

  • When Agent Darke tells Marge that stump rot is a disease "and [he's] the cure" he removes his sunglasses, a reference to the character Lt. Horatio Caine from CSI Miami, who would often make a pun and remove his sunglasses before the shows opening credits.
    • Darke also bears a striking resemblance to the character Tad White from the Disney series, Recess, which may or may not be coincidental.