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Revision as of 03:21, October 16, 2021
Cultural references
Trivia
- Baby Gerald's mother appears at the mansion and, as usual looks, completely different from every other appearance.
- She also never speaks a single time in the entire comic.
- Ned Flanders, Sideshow Mel, Dr. Hibbert, Apu and Gerald's mother are all the people who were apparently mentioned in the will.
- Out of all of them, Dr. Hibbert is the only one whose relation to the deceased is ever explained; he was the man's physician.
Continuity
- Moe relationship with Maggie, as a babysitter and crime solver, was established in the Season 14 episode "Moe Baby Blues".