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*[[Bart]] tells [[Professor Frink]] he is sorry that he pulled a {{W|Leeroy Jenkins}}. | *[[Bart]] tells [[Professor Frink]] he is sorry that he pulled a {{W|Leeroy Jenkins}}. | ||
*The [[Simpson family]] signs a {{W|Non-disclosure agreement}} to go to the party. | *The [[Simpson family]] signs a {{W|Non-disclosure agreement}} to go to the party. | ||
| + | *At [[Peter Linz's Mansion]], a fossil of the creature which [[Pac-Man]] is based off is seen. | ||
*At the [[Silicon Valey]] [[Silicon Valley Tech|Tech]] college: | *At the [[Silicon Valey]] [[Silicon Valley Tech|Tech]] college: | ||
**A poster of [[Albert Einstein]] is seen. | **A poster of [[Albert Einstein]] is seen. | ||
**A poster of [[Sungazer]] is seen. | **A poster of [[Sungazer]] is seen. | ||
**Frink invented Susan, which [[Peter Linz]] later stole to invent [[Amazon Alexa]]. | **Frink invented Susan, which [[Peter Linz]] later stole to invent [[Amazon Alexa]]. | ||
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==Continuity== | ==Continuity== | ||
*[[Professor Frink]] plays as a sorcerer. ("[[The Serfsons]]") | *[[Professor Frink]] plays as a sorcerer. ("[[The Serfsons]]") | ||
Revision as of 04:31, November 10, 2025
Cultural references
- The episode title is a reference to the 1991 film Barton Fink.
- At the Fun for your Lives! Game Store:
- A parody of Warhammer 40,000 is seen, although with a covered up name.
- Several figurines are being assembled at one of the tables.
- A game of Dungeons & Dragons is played.
- A parody of Warhammer 40,000 is seen, although with a covered up name.
- Bart tells Professor Frink he is sorry that he pulled a Leeroy Jenkins.
- The Simpson family signs a Non-disclosure agreement to go to the party.
- At Peter Linz's Mansion, a fossil of the creature which Pac-Man is based off is seen.
- At the Silicon Valey Tech college:
- A poster of Albert Einstein is seen.
- A poster of Sungazer is seen.
- Frink invented Susan, which Peter Linz later stole to invent Amazon Alexa.
Continuity
- Professor Frink plays as a sorcerer. ("The Serfsons")
