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*[[Homer]] says that everyone deserves their fair shot at a seat, even if it's for {{Ch|Terry Gross}} in conversation with {{W|Drama Desk Awards|Drama Desk Award}} winner {{W|Audra McDonald}} at the {{W|92nd Street Y}}. | *[[Homer]] says that everyone deserves their fair shot at a seat, even if it's for {{Ch|Terry Gross}} in conversation with {{W|Drama Desk Awards|Drama Desk Award}} winner {{W|Audra McDonald}} at the {{W|92nd Street Y}}. | ||
*[[SeatMiser]] is a {{W2|Scalping|trading|scalper}}, buying all tickets and reselling them for a high price. | *[[SeatMiser]] is a {{W2|Scalping|trading|scalper}}, buying all tickets and reselling them for a high price. | ||
| − | [[File:Ned tries to buy tickets for ABBBA.png|300px|thumb|On <code>[[stubdork.com]]</code>, a pun on {{W|StubHub}}, [[Ned]] tries to buy tickets for ''[[Garden of Sweden: ABBBA Sings Scripture]]'']] | + | [[File:Ned tries to buy tickets for ABBBA.png|300px|thumb|On <code>[[stubdork.com]]</code>, a pun on {{W|StubHub}}, [[Ned]] tries to buy tickets for ''[[Garden of Sweden: ABBBA Sings Scripture]]''. His computer, a [[Higher Power]], is parody of {{W|Hewlett-Packard}}]] |
*Events taking place at The Circulus were sold on <code>[[stubdork.com]]</code>, a pun on {{W|StubHub}}, the popular American ticket exchange and ticket resale company. On the website: | *Events taking place at The Circulus were sold on <code>[[stubdork.com]]</code>, a pun on {{W|StubHub}}, the popular American ticket exchange and ticket resale company. On the website: | ||
**[[Ned]] tried to get tickets to see ''[[Garden of Sweden: ABBBA Sings Scripture]]'' at the Circulus. The website stated that they weren't actual members of the Swedish pop group [[ABBA]]. "Garden of Sweden" is a pun on the {{W|Garden of Eden}}. | **[[Ned]] tried to get tickets to see ''[[Garden of Sweden: ABBBA Sings Scripture]]'' at the Circulus. The website stated that they weren't actual members of the Swedish pop group [[ABBA]]. "Garden of Sweden" is a pun on the {{W|Garden of Eden}}. | ||
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Cultural references[edit]
- The episode title is a reference to the film The Day of the Jackal.
- The plot of the episode is a reference to the 2024 M. Night Shyamalan film Trap.
- Mr. Burns calls parking "the modern El Dorado."
- The Circulus is a parody of Las Vegas' Sphere arena.
- Homer says that everyone deserves their fair shot at a seat, even if it's for Terry Gross in conversation with Drama Desk Award winner Audra McDonald at the 92nd Street Y.
- SeatMiser is a scalper, buying all tickets and reselling them for a high price.
On
stubdork.com, a pun on StubHub, Ned tries to buy tickets for Garden of Sweden: ABBBA Sings Scripture. His computer, a Higher Power, is parody of Hewlett-Packard- Events taking place at The Circulus were sold on
stubdork.com, a pun on StubHub, the popular American ticket exchange and ticket resale company. On the website:- Ned tried to get tickets to see Garden of Sweden: ABBBA Sings Scripture at the Circulus. The website stated that they weren't actual members of the Swedish pop group ABBA. "Garden of Sweden" is a pun on the Garden of Eden.
- Jimbo, Kearney, Dolph and Shauna were disappointed to see all Megadeth tickets were sold out.
- Ralph wanted to see The Wiggles Assisted Wriggling Tour at the Circulus.
- Ned's computer is made by Higher Power, a parody of Hewlett-Packard.
- The FBI Profiler says that she used to catch serial killers as her job. The Profiler is voiced by Paget Brewster who plays FBI agent Emily Prentiss, a member of the Behavioral Analysis Unit (BAU) team that catches serial killers, in Criminal Minds.
- The Circulus takes the form of a Magic 8 Ball.
- Otto hands Homer an empty bottle of "eviaθ", a Greek parody of the French brand Evian.
- The magpie Sussie from KPop Demon Hunters makes an appearance on the Circulus.
- Celebrities seen during the song "Girl-cott" include Malala Yousafzai, Amelia Earhart, Aretha Franklin, Dolly Parton, Maya Angelou, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Serena Williams, and Rosa Parks.
- The Menendez brothers are parodied during the song.
- The agents with "RICE" on their jackets are a parody of the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE.
- Bart uses CheatGPT, a parody of ChatGPT, to set up his ticket reselling racket. CheatGPT gave him a Lorem ipsum mixed with random code.
- The apps on Bart's phone include Slapify, Venmoe and TskTok, parodies of Spotify, Venmo and TikTok, respectively.
Trivia[edit]
- Homer claims that he's never spoken to Otto in real life. However, he has on multiple occasions, notably "The Otto Show".
- The Squeaky-Voiced Teen's ID card calls him "Andrew Freedman."
- During the credits, the process used to recognize the movements for the Kneesock Dolls is shown.
Continuity[edit]
- Addy, Tessa Rose, Sloan, and Bella-Ella are seen in the line to leave the Circulus. ("The Hateful Eight-Year-Olds")
- Bart uses CheatGPT. ("Keep Chalm and Gary On")
- The apps on Bart's phone include:
Goofs[edit]
- Mayor Quimby, Jasper, Helen Lovejoy, Julio, Dr. Hibbert, Gareth Prince, and the blue-haired lawyer are seen at the opening of The Circulus and in the First Church of Springfield at the same time.
