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**''Palmdale, 93510'', a parody of ''{{W|Beverly Hills, 90210}}'' and a reference to the city of {{W|Palmdale, California|Palmdale}}. | **''Palmdale, 93510'', a parody of ''{{W|Beverly Hills, 90210}}'' and a reference to the city of {{W|Palmdale, California|Palmdale}}. | ||
**''Dusty the Ghoul Assassin'', a parody of ''{{W|Buffy the Vampire Slayer}}''. | **''Dusty the Ghoul Assassin'', a parody of ''{{W|Buffy the Vampire Slayer}}''. | ||
| − | *Marge refers to the fashion club as "the cast of ''{{W2|Euphoria|American TV series}}''. | + | *Marge refers to the fashion club as "the cast of ''{{W2|Euphoria|American TV series}}''". |
*The fashion club plays the board game ''{{W|Candy Land}}'' with [[Ralph]]. | *The fashion club plays the board game ''{{W|Candy Land}}'' with [[Ralph]]. | ||
*The Hibberts have a T-shirt for [[Ross Perot]]'s election campaign in the {{W|1992 United States presidential election}}, a {{W|Taco Bell}} T-shirt, and a {{W|Bennifer}} T-shirt. | *The Hibberts have a T-shirt for [[Ross Perot]]'s election campaign in the {{W|1992 United States presidential election}}, a {{W|Taco Bell}} T-shirt, and a {{W|Bennifer}} T-shirt. | ||
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Contents
Cultural references
- The episode title is a reference to the song "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover" by Paul Simon.
- Hungry Hungry Hippos: Multiverse of Munching is a parody of the children's game Hungry Hungry Hippos and the Marvel Cinematic Universe film Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
- Snüf is a parody of the Lume deodorant adverts.
- Homer apparently had a crush on Kevin Kline as the Simpsons owned several DVDs with him in.
- Keagan's Pond is a parody of Dawson's Creek.
- Keagan, played by Shawn Garrett Evanson, is a parody of Dawson Leery, played by James Van Der Beek.
- Clincher is a parody of Reacher.
- John Clinch is a parody of Jack Reacher.
- Posters for Les Vacances de Mr. Hulot, Amélie, Les Quatre Cents Coups, and Les Parapluies de Cherbourg are on Keagan's bedroom walls.
- Keagan's father refers to him as "Scorsese".
- Marge tells Lisa that she looks like a little version of her trying to look like a little Sarah Jennifer Judson.
- Lisa's orange dress was bought at CVS.
- The song that plays during the montage of Lisa in new outfits is "The Bomb! (These Sounds Fall into My Mind)" by the Bucketheads.
- Terri refers to Sherri as "Kmart".
- Characters seen on the magazine cover for Nostalgi-Con:
- Steve Urkel from Family Matters.
- Zack Morris from Saved by the Bell.
- A character in a Star Trek Starfleet uniform.
- ALF from the TV show of the same name.
- Frank Paul is a parody of fashion designer Paul Frank. The donkey shirt that Marge owned is a parody of Julius the monkey.
- Lisa finds a T-shirt for Trans World Airlines at the Bison Swap Thrift Store.
- TV shows seen at Nostalgi-Con include:
- Palmdale, 93510, a parody of Beverly Hills, 90210 and a reference to the city of Palmdale.
- Dusty the Ghoul Assassin, a parody of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
- Marge refers to the fashion club as "the cast of Euphoria".
- The fashion club plays the board game Candy Land with Ralph.
- The Hibberts have a T-shirt for Ross Perot's election campaign in the 1992 United States presidential election, a Taco Bell T-shirt, and a Bennifer T-shirt.
- "Hungry Eyes" by Eric Carmen, from the film Dirty Dancing, plays at the mother-son dance, and again over the end credits.
Trivia
- Gloria Prince's maiden name is revealed to be Gibson.
Continuity
- Nikki McKenna is in the school fashion club. ("Stealing First Base")
- TV shows seen at Nostalgi-Con include:
Goofs
- Mr. Clark is seen at his house and at the mother-son dance.
