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Cultural references

• The episode was inspired by the movie Con Air. Cameron Poe from the movie appears.
• C-SPAN5 is a parody of C-SPAN.
• Bart plays Galacta: The Battle for Saturn on his Funtendo Glitch and on a tablet at the same time. The Funtendo Glitch is a parody of the Nintendo Switch.
• Bart points out how they shoot the pig John Wick-style, showing a picture of it on Facelook.
• Homer demands to speak to Sully Sullenberger.
• Lisa's Jazz Legends flashcards include
  • Cannonball Adderley.
  • Miles Davis.
  • Hank Jones.
  • Sam Jones.
  • Art Blakey.
  • Sun Ra.
• A traveler records Homer d'hoing, remixes the video and posts it on TikTok.
• Homer and Comic Book Guy watch a movie where Patrick Wilson gets his face chainsawed.
• Lisa plays John Coltrane on her sax.
• Krusty tells Drederick Tatum he lost $50.000 on his pay-per-view fight against Vanilla Ice.
• The Mile-High Book Club is a reference to the Mile high club.

Continuity

• The trial is taking place at the United States Capitol. ("Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington")
• Mr. Williams appears. ("There's No Disgrace Like Home")
• The teacher from the Center for Pre-Emptive Education appears. ("Highway to Well")
• Gavin's mother appears. ("Marge Be Not Proud")
• Gwyneth Poultry appears. ("Night of the Living Wage")
• Finn Bon Idée appears. ("Night of the Living Wage")
• Bart plays on his Funtendo Glitch. ("Poorhouse Rock")

Trivia

• The in-aisle potty training was a true story that happened to Loni Steele Sosthand.^[1]

References