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Contents
Cultural references
- The episode title is a pun on the non-fictional novel collection A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again.
- On the cruise's Fun Schedule:
- Kung Fu Person, which stars Jack Black, is a reference to Kung Fu Panda, which also starred Jack Black.
- Two kids are seen playing Professor X and Magneto from The X-Men.
- The Little Prince is a real life book.
- The song played in Bart's weekday drudgery montage is "The Boy From School" by Hot Chip.
Trivia
- The couch gag was previously used in the season 22 episode "500 Keys".
- This opening sequence cut from the logo to the couch gag.
Continuity
- Maggie tries to give Bart her pacifier. He gained a liking for pacifiers in the short, "The Pacifier", when Maggie gave him one.
- Zelda, Grampa's girlfriend from "The Old Man and the Key", is seen on the Royalty Valhalla.
- Cregg Demon appears again. ("The Great Simpsina")
Goofs
- The computer that Bart is using has four rows of keys, but a real one has five.
- Bart's knife seems to appear and disappear strangely.
- Bart moves from one end of the couch to the other in a split-second.
- Marge's voice is very gravelly when she tells Bart to eat his dinner.
- At the Fun Court, there is a black-skinned man to the right of Dave. But, after Bart admits the virus was a hoax, there are a group of people to the right of Dave.
