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== Cultural references == | == Cultural references == | ||
*The [[Museum of Modern Art]] is seen at [[The National Museum of Museums]]. | *The [[Museum of Modern Art]] is seen at [[The National Museum of Museums]]. | ||
| − | **There are also exhibits of the {{W|Guggenheim | + | **There are also exhibits of the {{W|The Guggenheim}} and [[The Louvre]]. |
*[[Otto]] says that he listened to his entire {{W|Whitesnake}} mixtape, which meant it was time for everyone to leave. | *[[Otto]] says that he listened to his entire {{W|Whitesnake}} mixtape, which meant it was time for everyone to leave. | ||
*[[Homer]] took the {{W|Mona Lisa}} from The National Museum of Museums. | *[[Homer]] took the {{W|Mona Lisa}} from The National Museum of Museums. | ||
Revision as of 00:36, March 7, 2024
Cultural references
- The Museum of Modern Art is seen at The National Museum of Museums.
- There are also exhibits of the The Guggenheim and The Louvre.
- Otto says that he listened to his entire Whitesnake mixtape, which meant it was time for everyone to leave.
- Homer took the Mona Lisa from The National Museum of Museums.
- Ralph sings "The Wheels on the Bus" on the bus.
- Homer sings the songs "Mickey" by Toni Basil, "I'm Too Sexy" by Right Said Fred and "I Will Always Love You" by Whitney Houston on the bus.
- Homer has a membership card for the Fantastic Four Fan Club. Homer then says "it's clobberin' time", The Thing's catchphrase.
- Homer takes the kids to Mount Rushmore, the Washington Monument, the Liberty Bell, and the Alamo.
- Caveman tells Zig Zag that he thinks Slash from Guns N' Roses fell into his hole, when it was really Otto.
- Homer tells Lisa to get back on the "Magic School Bus". Lisa then points out that The Magic School Bus is an already existing television and book series.
