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**[[Deion Overstreet]] from "[[Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass]]" | **[[Deion Overstreet]] from "[[Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass]]" | ||
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Cultural References
- The episode title is a reference to the novel The Red Badge of Courage.
- Homer calls Giuseppe Granfinali "Super Mario", referencing Mario from Mario.
- The boat Abraham Simpson leaves in is called the Yellow Belly, referencing the term "Yellow Bellied Coward".
- Maggie presents Bart with a white feather, a reference to the 1902 novel The Four Feathers in which a naval officer is given white feathers by his comrades for cowardice.
Continuity
- Bart once again bangs two pots together to make a lot of noise, whilst shouting over it. He also did this when he was 2 years old. ("Lisa's First Word")
- A few athletes from previous episodes appear:
- Drederick Tatum has the tattoo artist turn a tattoo of Bart into a paper bag of groceries. Nelson called Bart a "Paper bag head" in the commercial "The Bully".
