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== Cultural references == | == Cultural references == | ||
| − | *The episode title is a pun on | + | *The episode title is a pun on [[Madonna]]'s 1986 hit "{{W|Papa Don't Preach}}". |
| − | *[[Grampa]] plays a {{W|Tommy Dorsey}} | + | *[[Grampa]] plays a CD with songs by jazz composer {{W|Tommy Dorsey}}. |
| − | * | + | **"{{W|Catch a Falling Star}}", although by {{W|Perry Como}}, is heard. |
| − | * | + | *Grampa says that in his times a {{W|Hershey bar}} was as thick as a phone book. |
*The scene where [[Homer]] suffocates [[Abe]] parodies ''[[The Sopranos]]'' episode "{{W|Kennedy and Heidi}}," in which Tony suffocates Christopher in a similar manner. | *The scene where [[Homer]] suffocates [[Abe]] parodies ''[[The Sopranos]]'' episode "{{W|Kennedy and Heidi}}," in which Tony suffocates Christopher in a similar manner. | ||
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*[[Lisa]] sells {{W|Girl Scout Cookies}} to [[Mayor Quimby]]. | *[[Lisa]] sells {{W|Girl Scout Cookies}} to [[Mayor Quimby]]. | ||
*[[Moe]] asks Mayor Quimby if he means "really broke or [[O.J. Simpson]] broke". | *[[Moe]] asks Mayor Quimby if he means "really broke or [[O.J. Simpson]] broke". | ||
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Cultural references
- The episode title is a pun on Madonna's 1986 hit "Papa Don't Preach".
- Grampa plays a CD with songs by jazz composer Tommy Dorsey.
- "Catch a Falling Star", although by Perry Como, is heard.
- Grampa says that in his times a Hershey bar was as thick as a phone book.
- The scene where Homer suffocates Abe parodies The Sopranos episode "Kennedy and Heidi," in which Tony suffocates Christopher in a similar manner.
- Lisa sells Girl Scout Cookies to Mayor Quimby.
- Moe asks Mayor Quimby if he means "really broke or O.J. Simpson broke".
- Lurleen is shown making a guest appearance on The Muppet Show. She sings "Bunk with Me Tonight" to Kermit, which gets him into trouble with Miss Piggy.
- Bart has a Mr. Potato Head toy.
- Royce Lumpkin is eating Corn flakes.
- Royce Lumpkin has a confederate flag belt buckle.
- During the song "Daddy's Back", Lisa sings that she's reading Harry Potter.
- Marge sings that her body wash is Estée Lauder.
- Food that Lurleen cut the word "pop" out of includes Pop-Tarts, Jiffy Pop Popcorn, Popeyes Chicken, and Poppycock popcorn.
- A picture of Popeye is on the Popeyes Chicken bag.
- Lurleen also cut Pop out of the box of Kellogg's Rice Krispies.
- The song "America's Back" has the lyrics "We pledge allegiance to Fox News." and "We used to love Welcome Back, Kotter."
- "America's Back" was so patriotic it got turned into a Chevrolet commercial.
Continuity
- Many themes from "Colonel Homer" are shown:
- Lurleen Lumpkin returns.
- The events of "Colonel Homer" were mentioned by Bart.
- Lurleen sings the song "Bunk with Me Tonight" again.
- Homer takes on his "Colonel Homer" alter-ego again, this time being joined by "Major Marge."
- Marge's anger for Lurleen for the affair she was having with Homer in "Colonel Homer".
