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*The episode title is a reference to the film ''{{W2|National Treasure|film}}''.
 
*The episode title is a reference to the film ''{{W2|National Treasure|film}}''.
 
**[[Noah Wyle]], [[Katherine LaNasa]], and [[Taylor Dearden]] guest starring as emergency room staff is a reference to their starring roles in ''{{W|The Pitt}}''.
 
**[[Noah Wyle]], [[Katherine LaNasa]], and [[Taylor Dearden]] guest starring as emergency room staff is a reference to their starring roles in ''{{W|The Pitt}}''.
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*A {{W|Rocky_Steps#Rocky_statue|statue of Rocky characters}} is present at the {{W|Philadelphia Art Museum}}, but the secondary characters from ''{{W2|Rocky|film series}}'' are not.
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*Numerous references to the [[Philadelphia Eagles]] team are made:
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**The 1968 game where the fans threw snowballs at [[Santa Claus]].
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**Fans climbing street lamps after the 52nd [[Super Bowl]].
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**The "Tush Push" play.
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**In Homer's list of activities to do in [[Philadelphia]] there is "ripping off a piece of {{W|Jason Kelce}}'s beard".
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**Homer throws a battery at Adrianne, the "Philadelphia Handshake", a reference to fans throwing stuff at the opposing team.
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**[[Gritty]] appears.
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**The [[Michael Vick Reparation Park]] is named after {{W|Michael Vick}}.
  
 
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Revision as of 23:26, February 15, 2026

References/Trivia


Season 37 Episode References
← 803 "Seperance"
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"Irrational Treasure"
"Homer? A Cracker Bro?" 805 →

Cultural references

Season 37 References
Thrifty Ways to Thieve Your Mother • Keep Chalm and Gary On • Treehouse of Horror XXXVI • Men Behaving Manly • Bad Boys... for Life? • Bart 'N' Frink • Sashes to Sashes • The Day of the Jack-Up • Aunt Misbehavin' • Guess Who's Coming to Skinner • Parahormonal Activity • ¡The Fall Guy-Yi-Yi! • Seperance • Irrational Treasure • Homer? A Cracker Bro?