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== Cultural references == | == Cultural references == | ||
| − | *The name is a play on ''{{ | + | *The name is a play on ''{{W|Summer of '42}}'', a well known 1971 drama film. |
*When Lisa looks into Library, she sees hallucinations of [[Pippi Longstocking]], [[Eustace Tilley]] from [[The New Yorker]] and Alice and the Mad Hatter from ''{{ap|Alice in Wonderland|book}}''. | *When Lisa looks into Library, she sees hallucinations of [[Pippi Longstocking]], [[Eustace Tilley]] from [[The New Yorker]] and Alice and the Mad Hatter from ''{{ap|Alice in Wonderland|book}}''. | ||
| − | *The drapes in the beach house are {{ | + | *The drapes in the beach house are {{W|Jesus Fish}}. |
| − | *[[Teejay's Zaymart]] is a parody of the {{ | + | *[[Teejay's Zaymart]] is a parody of the {{W|T.J. Maxx}} and {{W|Zayre}} (which is now defunct) department store chains. |
*Milhouse says that Lisa looks like Blossom from ''{{W2|Blossom|TV series}}''. | *Milhouse says that Lisa looks like Blossom from ''{{W2|Blossom|TV series}}''. | ||
*{{ap|Erin|Summer of 4 Ft. 2}} asks if Bart thinks he's {{Ch|Dennis the Menace}}. | *{{ap|Erin|Summer of 4 Ft. 2}} asks if Bart thinks he's {{Ch|Dennis the Menace}}. | ||
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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
*The firecracker that Homer attempts to use to celebrate the Fourth of July (and is later forced to use in the washing machine, rupturing a disposal pipe in the process) is called the M-320. | *The firecracker that Homer attempts to use to celebrate the Fourth of July (and is later forced to use in the washing machine, rupturing a disposal pipe in the process) is called the M-320. | ||
| − | *The sea creature that [[Milhouse]] thinks is a dog is a {{ | + | *The sea creature that [[Milhouse]] thinks is a dog is a {{W|horseshoe crab}}, and it "wags" it's tail when Milhouse pets it. |
*Ben (one of the cool kids) later appears in "Cool Lisa"'s questline in ''[[The Simpsons: Tapped Out]]''. | *Ben (one of the cool kids) later appears in "Cool Lisa"'s questline in ''[[The Simpsons: Tapped Out]]''. | ||
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Cultural references
- The name is a play on Summer of '42, a well known 1971 drama film.
- When Lisa looks into Library, she sees hallucinations of Pippi Longstocking, Eustace Tilley from The New Yorker and Alice and the Mad Hatter from Alice in Wonderland.
- The drapes in the beach house are Jesus Fish.
- Teejay's Zaymart is a parody of the T.J. Maxx and Zayre (which is now defunct) department store chains.
- Milhouse says that Lisa looks like Blossom from Blossom.
- Erin asks if Bart thinks he's Dennis the Menace.
- Lisa said she learned the word crustacean from Baywatch.
- When Homer is trying to buy fireworks, he asks for all sorts of embarrassing items, whilst asking for fireworks in the middle. This is a reference to American Graffiti.
- "All Summer Long" by The Beach Boys plays over the end credits, again a reference to American Graffiti.
Trivia
- The firecracker that Homer attempts to use to celebrate the Fourth of July (and is later forced to use in the washing machine, rupturing a disposal pipe in the process) is called the M-320.
- The sea creature that Milhouse thinks is a dog is a horseshoe crab, and it "wags" it's tail when Milhouse pets it.
- Ben (one of the cool kids) later appears in "Cool Lisa"'s questline in The Simpsons: Tapped Out.
Goofs
- In the opening scene, the pens in Martin's pocket are white instead of their usual purple.
- When Lisa first meets the skater kids, she's wearing her glasses in one shot but they disappear in the next. Then they reappear in front of the library.
- Right before Bart and Lisa fight at the table, Marge's necklace is colored white.
- At Ned's beach house, there is a picture of Maude above the bed Lisa was sitting on. When the camera angle changes, the picture changes to a photo of Rod and Todd.
