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References/Trivia


Cultural References

  • The Itchy & Scratchy Show segment features a parody of the 1982 movie Koyaanisqatsi: Life out of Balance complete with time-lapse photography and musical compositions similar to Philip Glass's work.
  • The vampire novel Nikki is holding while talking to bart is called "Red Moon" a parody of the Twilight series book "New Moon"
  • The portion of Bart's dream involving the spoof of Alien 3 is a reference to a film reviewed by Jay Sherman in The Critic.
  • Michelle Obama posts comments on Lisa's blog under the username FLOTUS1, and later tells Lisa she would have used FLOTUS but it was already taken. FLOTUS is an acronym for Mrs. Obama's title: First Lady Of The United States.
  • Some of FLOTUS's bodyguards wear MTVs (Modular Tactical Vests) which are currently only at use with the USMC.
  • This is WALL-E's second appearance in the Simpsons. The first was The Burns and the Bees.

Montage Kisses

Among the famous movie and television kisses that were reanimated shot-for-shot seen in the montage are from:

Goofs

  • When Nikki winks at Bart, the printing on her shirt disappears.
  • Michelle Obama is shown at a podium with a seal. In actuality there is no seal for the first lady. The U.S. Constutition does not establish an Office of the First Lady. First ladies are presidents' wives, not an elected office.
  • The other fourth grade's class teacher was from Bart vs. Lisa vs. the Third Grade (she was the third grade teacher for Bart and Lisa).


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