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*Moe was adored by all Springfieldians in [[Pygmoelian]] | *Moe was adored by all Springfieldians in [[Pygmoelian]] | ||
| − | *In Moe's Tavern there are pictures of Otto, Apu, Homer and himself in [[The Pin Pals]] ([[Team Homer]]) and the Springfield Base Ball team ([[Homer at the Bat]]). | + | *In Moe's Tavern there are pictures of Otto, Apu, Homer and himself in [[Pin Pals|The Pin Pals]] ([[Team Homer]]) and the Springfield Base Ball team ([[Homer at the Bat]]). |
{{Season 21 R}} | {{Season 21 R}} | ||
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Revision as of 06:21, August 27, 2010
Contents
Cultural References
- The episode title is a pun on the Elvis Presley song "Love Me Tender."
- The blackboard gag references the finale episodes of two shows:
- St. Elsewhere - The finale revealed that the entire series was the dream of an autistic boy.
- Lost - The series finale aired on May 23, 2010, the same day as "Judge Me Tender."
- On the cover of the magazine Simon and Moe are on, it says "Simon Cowell with the creature from Pan's Labyrinth'
- When Homer is shown in the bed with Marge , he had described himself as the "Tiger Woods" of sex referring to Woods' sex affairs
Trivia
- During the opening credits, Lisa's saxophone is replaced with a trumpet.
- This is the first time Ralf Wiggum swears.
Goofs
- In the scene where the American Idol judges comment on the competitor's performance, at first Randy and Ellen can be seen sitting next to Kara. However, when Kara comments on the performance, Simon and Moe can be seen sitting next to Kara.
Continuity
- Moe was adored by all Springfieldians in Pygmoelian
- In Moe's Tavern there are pictures of Otto, Apu, Homer and himself in The Pin Pals (Team Homer) and the Springfield Base Ball team (Homer at the Bat).
