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*The closing credits feature audio of the song "[[Dream Operator]]" written by [[David Byrne]] (with partial vocals from Byrne along with other voice cast).
 
*The closing credits feature audio of the song "[[Dream Operator]]" written by [[David Byrne]] (with partial vocals from Byrne along with other voice cast).
 
*One of the dreams references the "[[Family Therapy]]" Tracey Ullman short.
 
*One of the dreams references the "[[Family Therapy]]" Tracey Ullman short.
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*[[Grampa]] says his and [[Mona Simpson|Mona]]'s arguing was actually a TV program, featuring {{w|Mitch Miller}} shouting at "one of his idiot singers".
  
 
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Revision as of 12:26, March 12, 2012

References/Trivia


Season 23 Episode References
500 "At Long Last Leave"
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"How I Wet Your Mother"


Cultural references

  • The episode's name is a reference to the TV series, How I Met Your Mother.
  • The episode is a parody of and a reference to the film, Inception.
  • Waylon Smithers uses a Portal gun to get past the robots in the storeroom.
  • The closing credits feature audio of the song "Dream Operator" written by David Byrne (with partial vocals from Byrne along with other voice cast).
  • One of the dreams references the "Family Therapy" Tracey Ullman short.
  • Grampa says his and Mona's arguing was actually a TV program, featuring Mitch Miller shouting at "one of his idiot singers".

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