3 Scenes Plus a Tag from a Marriage/References

Cultural references

 * The title is a reference to the 1973 Swedish television miniseries .
 * The song Homer sings in the couch gag is from the animated short by Bill Plympton.
 * Movies at the Capital City Googolplex Theatres:
 * Transformers: Fatigue,
 * Marvel: Letter to the Editor,
 * Reboot: Origins, a reference to Marvel's reboots,
 * 's 'The Teacup Ride' , a reference to Disney World's ,
 * The Lego Get Out Movie, a reference to ,
 * Snapchat Filters: the Movie,
 * Filleting Dory, a reference to ,
 * Alexa vs. Siri, a reference to the app and 's ,
 * Pirates 6: The Lost Treasure of Johnny Depp, a reference to the.
 * Credits of the superhero movie:
 * Mr. Downey Jr.'s Moustache by Frederico's of Hollywood, a reference to, Tony Stark in Iron Man,
 * Mr. Ruffalo's Anger Coach Edgar 'Rage' Raginsky, a reference to and the Hulk comics.
 * 's Action Expert None Necessary, a reference to Hawkeye in the not having enough to do.
 * Scarlett Johansson's Wardrobe by Madam Spandex, a reference to Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow.
 * So-called 'Iron Man' may contain trace elements of tungsten.
 * Created by Stan Lee's parents.
 * Nothing in this film was made in America.
 * Fonts by Mr. Helvetica Except Where..., a reference to.
 * The credits mention that has two assistants.
 * In the middle-credits sequence, Ben Parker, Spider-Man's uncle, is alive and evil. He then says the line "with great power comes no responsibility", a reference to his line in the comics "with great power comes great responsibility".
 * The practice of post-credit sequences on Marvel's movies is referenced. The Avengers are referenced in both the middle-credit sequence (directly) and the post-credit sequence (Assemblers Assemble!). Amongst them are characters resembling:
 * Wonder Woman,
 * Green Lantern,
 * Spider-Man,
 * Iron Man,
 * Thor,
 * Silver Surfer,
 * Doctor Strange,
 * A rock band that resembles the Kiss, except one member is missing.
 * Homer says that the only reason they stayed for the credits was to see who sang "", and it was usually Huey Lewis.
 * The man on the roof mentions.
 * Rolling Scone, and the font used on its logo, is a reference to Rolling Stone.
 * 's naked pose on the cover is similar to his naked pose on the January 22nd 1981 cover of Rolling Stone.
 * The magazine Subscriptions Weekly has issues of Peephole, Newsweek, Dollars and Timely, a reference to , on the front.
 * The scene where Moe plays the fiddle is a reference to the movie .
 * Queasy Rider is a parody of the 1969 movie .
 * The song playing during Queasy Rider is "" by.
 * JJ Gruff's character and looks are based on J. Jonah Jameson. He's also voiced by J. K. Simmons, original voice actor for Jameson in the and other.
 * Flashmouth is a play on.
 * At Flashmouth, Homer repeatedly throws a against the wall.
 * The song playing during Queasy Rider is "" by.
 * JJ Gruff's character and looks are based on J. Jonah Jameson. He's also voiced by J. K. Simmons, original voice actor for Jameson in the and other.
 * Flashmouth is a play on.
 * At Flashmouth, Homer repeatedly throws a against the wall.

Trivia

 * Booberella's real name was revealed, Barbara Lelavinski.
 * The episode implies that the apartment was in Capital City. However, Marge worked for the Springfield Shopper and all their friends who visited their apartment and nightlife locations implies that they were in Springfield. At the end of the episode, they are seen driving into Springfield, which is too close to be another town away.

Continuity

 * The Capital City Stadium appears. ("Dancin' Homer")
 * Lisa asks to tell stories at the end:
 * How Maggie was born but Homer tells her they told it already ("And Maggie Makes Three"),
 * How they got the dog and Homer says they found him at Christmas ("Simpsons Roasting on an Open Fire"),
 * The origin of the cat and Homer says nobody cares ("I, (Annoyed Grunt)-Bot").