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*The "Diz-Nee Historical Park" (the new ownership of the Fort Springfield Civil War site) is an obvious reference to [[Disney]]. | *The "Diz-Nee Historical Park" (the new ownership of the Fort Springfield Civil War site) is an obvious reference to [[Disney]]. | ||
*During the teachers' strike, one of the substitute teachers whom [[Bart]] drives out is [[wikipedia:Gabe_Kaplan|Gabe Kaplan]], who played high school teacher and title character Gabe Kotter on [[wikipedia:Welcome_Back,_Kotter|''Welcome Back, Kotter'']]. | *During the teachers' strike, one of the substitute teachers whom [[Bart]] drives out is [[wikipedia:Gabe_Kaplan|Gabe Kaplan]], who played high school teacher and title character Gabe Kotter on [[wikipedia:Welcome_Back,_Kotter|''Welcome Back, Kotter'']]. | ||
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Cultural references
- The "Diz-Nee Historical Park" (the new ownership of the Fort Springfield Civil War site) is an obvious reference to Disney.
- During the teachers' strike, one of the substitute teachers whom Bart drives out is Gabe Kaplan, who played high school teacher and title character Gabe Kotter on Welcome Back, Kotter.
Trivia
- Before Marge arrives to substitute-teach Bart's class, the subs he drives out are:
- Chief Wiggum
- Barney
- Lionel Hutz
- Gabe Kaplan (comedian and poker player)
- Moe
