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*Marge mentions [[Ellen DeGeneres]] and her {{W|The Ellen DeGeneres Show|talk show}} | *Marge mentions [[Ellen DeGeneres]] and her {{W|The Ellen DeGeneres Show|talk show}} | ||
*After writing Marge a letter during the credits, Tim Meadows writes letters to [[Lorne Michaels]], [[TGI Fridays]], {{W|Sunglass Hut}}, and {{W|Quiznos}}, asking them where the hell do they get off, before asking the same thing to the woman that shushes during the [[Gracie Films gags|Gracie Film gag]]. | *After writing Marge a letter during the credits, Tim Meadows writes letters to [[Lorne Michaels]], [[TGI Fridays]], {{W|Sunglass Hut}}, and {{W|Quiznos}}, asking them where the hell do they get off, before asking the same thing to the woman that shushes during the [[Gracie Films gags|Gracie Film gag]]. | ||
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| + | *[[Gertie]] slumps [[In the Garden of Eden|again]] on the piano during [[Helen]] read of the letter. ("[[Bart Sells His Soul]]") | ||
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Cultural references
- The episode title can be a reference to The Beatles song "P.S. I Love You".
- Dollar Troll is a parody of Dollar Tree.
- Reverend Lovejoy took Helen to Josh Groban Canadian canal cruise.
- Marge gets angry at Tim Meadows for leaving Saturday Night Live in 2000.
- Marge mentions Ellen DeGeneres and her talk show
- After writing Marge a letter during the credits, Tim Meadows writes letters to Lorne Michaels, TGI Fridays, Sunglass Hut, and Quiznos, asking them where the hell do they get off, before asking the same thing to the woman that shushes during the Gracie Film gag.
Continuity
- Gertie slumps again on the piano during Helen read of the letter. ("Bart Sells His Soul")
