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*At the beginning of the same shot, the lenses of Ms. Hoover's glasses are colored yellow even in the area where they overlap the background, not her face.
 
*At the beginning of the same shot, the lenses of Ms. Hoover's glasses are colored yellow even in the area where they overlap the background, not her face.
 
*When Homer leaves the bedroom in the middle of the night, his hair is darker than usual, presumably because of the lighting. But a few moments earlier his hair was colored its usual color despite the lighting being the same.
 
*When Homer leaves the bedroom in the middle of the night, his hair is darker than usual, presumably because of the lighting. But a few moments earlier his hair was colored its usual color despite the lighting being the same.
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*As Lou points to the dead Apu, his tie turns blue for a frame.
 
 
*When Homer enters Moe's to kill Moe, Moe's chest lacks chest hair initially but then the chest hair appears in the next shot.
 
*When Homer enters Moe's to kill Moe, Moe's chest lacks chest hair initially but then the chest hair appears in the next shot.
 
*In the Jerry Springer scene where Homer attacks Kang while swearing at him, Maggie is briefly seen without eyes.
 
*In the Jerry Springer scene where Homer attacks Kang while swearing at him, Maggie is briefly seen without eyes.

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References/Trivia


Season 10 Episode References
← 206 "Bart the Mother"
207
"Treehouse of Horror IX"
"When You Dish Upon a Star" 208 →


Cultural references

Trivia

  • The Three Strikes Law that served as the reason for Snake's execution was later used in The Simpsons: Hit and Run for a certain mission in Level 3.
  • This is the first episode to use the new production code design, xABFxx.

Continuity

  • The Simpsons also confront a murderous hairdo in the comic story Hair Piece.

Goofs

File:Pinkdoor.jpg
The purple-pink garage door
File:2error.jpg
Barney's and Ms. Hoover's errors
File:Nolash.jpg
Marge without eyelashes
File:Noeyes.png
Maggie without eyes
  • In the segment Starship Poopers, when Homer is dragged around by Maggie, he smashes the TV. In the next scene, however, the TV is no longer damaged.
  • In the intro, the garage door is purple-pink instead of its usual peach-tan color.
  • When Barney calls dibs on Snake's liver, he is missing the hair from his chest.
  • At the beginning of the same shot, the lenses of Ms. Hoover's glasses are colored yellow even in the area where they overlap the background, not her face.
  • When Homer leaves the bedroom in the middle of the night, his hair is darker than usual, presumably because of the lighting. But a few moments earlier his hair was colored its usual color despite the lighting being the same.
  • When Homer enters Moe's to kill Moe, Moe's chest lacks chest hair initially but then the chest hair appears in the next shot.
  • In the Jerry Springer scene where Homer attacks Kang while swearing at him, Maggie is briefly seen without eyes.
    • In another shot in the sequence, Marge briefly lacks eyelashes.
Season 10 References
Lard of the Dance • The Wizard of Evergreen Terrace • Bart the Mother • Treehouse of Horror IX • When You Dish Upon a Star • D'oh-in' in the Wind • Lisa Gets an "A" • Homer Simpson in: "Kidney Trouble" • Mayored to the Mob • Viva Ned Flanders • Wild Barts Can't Be Broken • Sunday, Cruddy Sunday • Homer to the Max • I'm with Cupid • Marge Simpson in: "Screaming Yellow Honkers" • Make Room for Lisa • Maximum Homerdrive • Simpsons Bible Stories • Mom and Pop Art • The Old Man and the "C" Student • Monty Can't Buy Me Love • They Saved Lisa's Brain • Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo