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== Cultural references == | == Cultural references == | ||
*The title of the episode is a reference to the film producer and one-time guest star [[Robert Evans]] autobiography ''{{W|The Kid Stays in the Picture}}''. | *The title of the episode is a reference to the film producer and one-time guest star [[Robert Evans]] autobiography ''{{W|The Kid Stays in the Picture}}''. | ||
| − | *In one of {{Ch|Marc Maron}} podcasts, he interviewed {{w|Loudon Wainwright III}}. | + | *In one of {{Ch|Marc Maron}} podcasts, he interviewed {{w|Loudon Wainwright III}} and {{Ch|Bobcat Goldthwait}}. |
*Late '80s High concept movies posters seen: | *Late '80s High concept movies posters seen: | ||
**''[[Beverly Hills Boot Camp]]'', a possible parody of ''{{w|Troop Beverly Hills}}''. | **''[[Beverly Hills Boot Camp]]'', a possible parody of ''{{w|Troop Beverly Hills}}''. | ||
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*A producer of the movies mentions [[Stanley Kubrick]]. | *A producer of the movies mentions [[Stanley Kubrick]]. | ||
| − | *Crew members of the movie '' | + | *Crew members of the movie ''{{ap|The Sands of Space|movie}}'' include {{w|John Nelson (visual effects artist)|John Nelson}} and {{w|Christian Slater}}. |
*The scene in the movie where the crew goes off to save Homer is a reference to ''{{w|Mad Max: Fury Road}}''. | *The scene in the movie where the crew goes off to save Homer is a reference to ''{{w|Mad Max: Fury Road}}''. | ||
*{{w|Annie Leibovitz}} taking a picture in a bathtub full of milk is a reference to a famous photo of [[Whoopie Goldberg]] in such tub. | *{{w|Annie Leibovitz}} taking a picture in a bathtub full of milk is a reference to a famous photo of [[Whoopie Goldberg]] in such tub. | ||
| − | *The | + | *Writers of ''The Sands of Space'' movie include {{W|William Goldman}}, {{W|Joe Eszterhas}}, {{W|Shane Black}} and {{W|Nora Ephron}}. |
| + | *Krusty and Marge wanted to get {{W|Peabo Bryson}} to sing over the end credits. | ||
| + | *Marc Maron says that he is so glad that {{W|Byron Allen}} cancelled his interview. | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
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Cultural references
- The title of the episode is a reference to the film producer and one-time guest star Robert Evans autobiography The Kid Stays in the Picture.
- In one of Marc Maron podcasts, he interviewed Loudon Wainwright III and Bobcat Goldthwait.
- Late '80s High concept movies posters seen:
- Beverly Hills Boot Camp, a possible parody of Troop Beverly Hills.
- Spy Babies, a parody of Spy Kids
- The Leprechaun Clause
- Nerd Mom
- Nun-Jas, a portmanteau of "nun" and "ninjas".
- Basketball Dolphin
- Karate Lawyer
- Pope and a Half
- Robo-Bladers
- My Uncle the Nephew
- Good Cop, Dog Cop is a reference to Good cop/bad cop.
- The restaurant Krusty works at, Morton's, is modeled after The Ivy.
- Celebrities at the restaurant:
- A producer of the movies mentions Stanley Kubrick.
- Crew members of the movie The Sands of Space include John Nelson and Christian Slater.
- The scene in the movie where the crew goes off to save Homer is a reference to Mad Max: Fury Road.
- Annie Leibovitz taking a picture in a bathtub full of milk is a reference to a famous photo of Whoopie Goldberg in such tub.
- Writers of The Sands of Space movie include William Goldman, Joe Eszterhas, Shane Black and Nora Ephron.
- Krusty and Marge wanted to get Peabo Bryson to sing over the end credits.
- Marc Maron says that he is so glad that Byron Allen cancelled his interview.
Trivia
- The numbers of Marc Maron's podcasts are numbered after Season 30's production numbers.
- Troy McClure appears on the cover of Premiere magazine.
- The episode was dedicated in memory of former production manager Trista H. Navarro, who died on February 6, 12 days before the episode aired.
