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*A cinema sign shows ''Candy Crush The Musical'', a reference to {{w|Candy Crush Saga}}. | *A cinema sign shows ''Candy Crush The Musical'', a reference to {{w|Candy Crush Saga}}. | ||
*An [[M&M's|M&M Store]] is advertised on a billboard. | *An [[M&M's|M&M Store]] is advertised on a billboard. | ||
| − | *''Lafayette the Musical'' is a reference to the American Revolutionary war hero {{w|Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette|Marquis de Lafayette}}, and a parody of the popular musical ''{{ | + | *''Lafayette the Musical'' is a reference to the American Revolutionary war hero {{w|Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette|Marquis de Lafayette}}, and a parody of the popular musical ''{{W2|Hamilton|musical}}'' based on Revolutionary war hero {{w|Alexander Hamilton}}. |
*''Hedwig and the Furious Foot'' is a parody of ''{{w|Hedwig and the Angry Inch}}''. | *''Hedwig and the Furious Foot'' is a parody of ''{{w|Hedwig and the Angry Inch}}''. | ||
| − | *The scene in [[Homer]]'s brain during the poker game is a reference to the movie ''{{ | + | *The scene in [[Homer]]'s brain during the poker game is a reference to the movie ''{{W2|Inside Out|2015 film}}''. |
| − | *Chaz mentions a Broadway musical adaptation of [[Michael Bay|Michael Bay's]] ''{{ | + | *Chaz mentions a Broadway musical adaptation of [[Michael Bay|Michael Bay's]] ''{{W2|Transformers|2007 film}}'' with {{W|Kristen Chenowith}} as Sam Witwicky's mother. |
| − | *The song [[Laney Fontaine]] sings in "Laney Growls | + | *The song [[Laney Fontaine]] sings in "Laney Growls {{Ch|Stephen Sondheim|Sondheim}}" is "{{w|Everything's Coming up Roses}}" from the musical ''{{W2|Gypsy|musical}}''. |
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Cultural references
- The episode title could be a reference to the 1958 science fiction short story Spell My Name with an S or the 1972 concert film Liza with a Z.
- The couch gag is a parody of Star Trek.
- A cinema sign shows Candy Crush The Musical, a reference to Candy Crush Saga.
- An M&M Store is advertised on a billboard.
- Lafayette the Musical is a reference to the American Revolutionary war hero Marquis de Lafayette, and a parody of the popular musical Hamilton based on Revolutionary war hero Alexander Hamilton.
- Hedwig and the Furious Foot is a parody of Hedwig and the Angry Inch.
- The scene in Homer's brain during the poker game is a reference to the movie Inside Out.
- Chaz mentions a Broadway musical adaptation of Michael Bay's Transformers with Kristen Chenowith as Sam Witwicky's mother.
- The song Laney Fontaine sings in "Laney Growls Sondheim" is "Everything's Coming up Roses" from the musical Gypsy.
Continuity
- Laney Fontaine previously appeared in "My Fare Lady."
- This is the second time where Lisa gets into the show business. ("All About Lisa")
- The Simpson family from "The Tracey Ullman Show" appears in the title screen.
- Marge and Bart uses Skype to call Lisa. ("Moms I'd Like to Forget")
- A shop sign shows Spider Pig. (The Simpsons Movie)
- A Laramie Cigarettes is shown, as well as Laramie Cigarettes being advertised on a billboard on a skyscraper. ("Bart the Murderer")
- A billboard advertises Buzz Cola. ("Lisa vs. Malibu Stacy")
- The Donut Hut appears. ("Homerland")
- A billboard references Jay-Z. ("Moonshine River")
- A cinema sign shows Itchy & Scratchy The Revival, a possible sequel to Itchy & Scratchy: The Movie.
- Lisa gets lost again. ("Lost Our Lisa")
- The Puritans appear again. ("The Wettest Stories Ever Told")
- The Simpsons family goes to New York City again. ("The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson", "Moonshine River")
Trivia
- The theater's sign was a peace sign with the Eiffel Tower in memory of the France terrorist attack on November 13, 2015.
- The scene in the subway shown in the Subway Issues sneak peek was edited in the episode.
- This is the last episode that Sam Simon is credited for as an executive producer after his death on March 8, 2015.
