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*"{{W|My Funny Valentine}}", sung by [[Michael Dees]], plays whilst Homer is getting ready for Date Night.
 
*"{{W|My Funny Valentine}}", sung by [[Michael Dees]], plays whilst Homer is getting ready for Date Night.
 
*The perfume Paunchy by [[Kevin James]] is a reference to his character {{w|Doug Heffernan}} in ''{{w|The King Of Queens}}''.
 
*The perfume Paunchy by [[Kevin James]] is a reference to his character {{w|Doug Heffernan}} in ''{{w|The King Of Queens}}''.
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*[[Homer]]'s list includes "All the {{w|Die Hard (film series)|''Die Hard'' Movies}}".
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*[[Homer]]'s list includes "All the ''{{W2|Die Hard|film series}}'' movies".
 
*[[Squeaky-voiced teen]] sings "{{w|Con te partirò}}" by [[Andrea Bocelli]].
 
*[[Squeaky-voiced teen]] sings "{{w|Con te partirò}}" by [[Andrea Bocelli]].
 
*Marge says that she feels like Mrs. [[Remington Steele]], a reference to the character Laura Holt in ''{{W|Remington Steele}}''.
 
*Marge says that she feels like Mrs. [[Remington Steele]], a reference to the character Laura Holt in ''{{W|Remington Steele}}''.
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**The sign on the store after it closed down said "{{Ch|Jeff Bezos}} Rot In Hell".
 
**The sign on the store after it closed down said "{{Ch|Jeff Bezos}} Rot In Hell".
 
*[[Ned]] mentions taking some ''[[The Flintstones|Flintstones]]'' {{w|Flintstones Chewable Vitamins|Vitamins}}, ''[[Batman]]'', {{w|Patrick Swayze}}, and [[Jesus Christ]] being a {{w|Jesus Christ Superstar|Superstar}}
 
*[[Ned]] mentions taking some ''[[The Flintstones|Flintstones]]'' {{w|Flintstones Chewable Vitamins|Vitamins}}, ''[[Batman]]'', {{w|Patrick Swayze}}, and [[Jesus Christ]] being a {{w|Jesus Christ Superstar|Superstar}}
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*The song that plays when Homer and Ned are in the car is a parody of "{{w|I Love Rock 'n' Roll}}" by {{w|Arrows (British band)|The Arrows}}.
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*The song that plays when Homer and Ned are in the car is a parody of "{{w|I Love Rock 'n' Roll}}" by {{W2|Arrows|British band}}.
 
*Homer mentions the Fat Elvis restaurant.
 
*Homer mentions the Fat Elvis restaurant.
 
*Ned graduated from {{W|Bob Jones University}}.
 
*Ned graduated from {{W|Bob Jones University}}.
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*The song that plays when Ned becomes a teacher is "{{W|School Days (song)|School Days}}" by [[Chuck Berry]].
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*The song that plays when Ned becomes a teacher is "{{W2|School Days|song}}" by [[Chuck Berry]].
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*The prism emanating the rainbow from a laser is "an example" of {{w|Dispersion (optics)|chromatic dispersion}}.
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*The prism emanating the rainbow from a laser is "an example" of {{W2|Dispersion|optics|chromatic dispersion}}.
 
*Ned uses [[Mr. Pringles' Moustache Extender]], a reference to the mascot of {{W|Pringles}}, [[Julius Pringles]].
 
*Ned uses [[Mr. Pringles' Moustache Extender]], a reference to the mascot of {{W|Pringles}}, [[Julius Pringles]].
  

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References/Trivia


Season 29 Episode References
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"Left Behind"
"Throw Grampa from the Dane" 638 →


Cultural references

Continuity

Trivia

  • The nuclear rods that have fallen down Homer's back is a reference to the opening sequence, where a rod falls down his back every time.
  • When Ned first arrives, the Fourth Grade students do an anti-teacher chant which implies that they had had several replacement teachers since Edna's passing and managed get rid of every single one.

Goofs

  • Smitty was yellow and ginger in this episode.
Season 29 References
The Serfsons • Springfield Splendor • Whistler's Father • Treehouse of Horror XXVIII • Grampy Can Ya Hear Me • The Old Blue Mayor She Ain't What She Used to Be • Singin' in the Lane • Mr. Lisa's Opus • Gone Boy • Haw-Haw Land • Frink Gets Testy • Homer Is Where the Art Isn't • 3 Scenes Plus a Tag from a Marriage • Fears of a Clown • No Good Read Goes Unpunished • King Leer • Lisa Gets the Blues • Forgive and Regret • Left Behind • Throw Grampa from the Dane • Flanders' Ladder