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*The [[Elec-Taurus]] car seen at the start of the episode is a driveable vehicle in ''[[The Simpsons Road Rage]]'' and ''[[The Simpsons Hit & Run]]''. | *The [[Elec-Taurus]] car seen at the start of the episode is a driveable vehicle in ''[[The Simpsons Road Rage]]'' and ''[[The Simpsons Hit & Run]]''. | ||
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| − | *The title is a reference to the movie ''[[wikipedia: | + | *The title is a reference to the movie ''[[wikipedia:Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome|Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome]]'', in which [[Mel Gibson]] starred. |
| − | *When Homer is watching a test screening for Mel Gibson's remake of ''[[wikipedia:Mr. | + | *When Homer is watching a test screening for Mel Gibson's remake of ''[[wikipedia:Mr. Smith Goes to Washington|Mr. Smith Goes to Washington]]'', he badmouths it, saying "At least the [[wikipedia:James Stewart (actor)|Jimmy Stewart]] version had the giant rabbit who ran the savings and loan!". These are references to ''[[wikipedia:Harvey (film)|Harvey]]'' and ''[[wikipedia:It's a Wonderful Life|It's a Wonderful Life]]''. |
*[[Rainier Wolfcastle]] is seen filming ''[[Saving Irene Ryan]]'', a reference to both ''{{W|Saving Private Ryan}}'' and the TV sitcom ''[[The Beverly Hillbillies]]''. | *[[Rainier Wolfcastle]] is seen filming ''[[Saving Irene Ryan]]'', a reference to both ''{{W|Saving Private Ryan}}'' and the TV sitcom ''[[The Beverly Hillbillies]]''. | ||
| − | *After the studio cart crashes, Mel says to Homer, "I'm getting too old for this crap," paraphrasing what [[wikipedia: | + | *After the studio cart crashes, Mel says to Homer, "I'm getting too old for this crap," paraphrasing what [[wikipedia:Danny Glover|Danny Glover]] often says to Mel Gibson's ''[[wikipedia:Lethal Weapon|Lethal Weapon]]'' character. |
| − | *Mel Gibson tossing away his U.S. Senator badge at the end of the ''Mr. Smith'' remake is similar to the endings of ''[[wikipedia: | + | *Mel Gibson tossing away his U.S. Senator badge at the end of the ''Mr. Smith'' remake is similar to the endings of ''[[wikipedia:Dirty Harry|Dirty Harry]]'' and ''[[wikipedia:High Noon|High Noon]]''. |
| − | *Mel Gibson's pilot is [[wikipedia: | + | *Mel Gibson's pilot is [[wikipedia:John Travolta|John Travolta]], who plays a pilot in a number of films including '[[wikipedia:Look who's talking|Look who's talking]]', but is also himself a certified pilot who owns five aircraft. |
| − | *The police shoot-out scene with [[wikipedia: | + | *The police shoot-out scene with [[wikipedia:Robert Downey Jr.|Robert Downey Jr.]] is a reference to Downey's problems with the law in the 1990s, during which the actor battled drug addiction and was arrested on several occasions. |
*Mel Gibson says to Marge, "I speed all the time, but cops never give me a ticket." This episode aired seven years before Gibson was arrested for speeding and DUI. | *Mel Gibson says to Marge, "I speed all the time, but cops never give me a ticket." This episode aired seven years before Gibson was arrested for speeding and DUI. | ||
*The movie billboard in Hollywood that Homer and Mel Gibson crashed through featured a woman (implied to be overgoing labor) and the title "She's Having a Baby... Again!", spoofing the movie [[Wikipedia:She's Having a Baby|She's Having a Baby]] | *The movie billboard in Hollywood that Homer and Mel Gibson crashed through featured a woman (implied to be overgoing labor) and the title "She's Having a Baby... Again!", spoofing the movie [[Wikipedia:She's Having a Baby|She's Having a Baby]] | ||
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*At the end of the episode "[[When You Dish Upon A Star]]", [[Judge Snyder]] declares that Homer cannot be within 500 miles of any celebrity, living or dead. However, in this episode, the restraining order seems to have been either dropped or forgotten. | *At the end of the episode "[[When You Dish Upon A Star]]", [[Judge Snyder]] declares that Homer cannot be within 500 miles of any celebrity, living or dead. However, in this episode, the restraining order seems to have been either dropped or forgotten. | ||
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Trivia
- The Elec-Taurus car seen at the start of the episode is a driveable vehicle in The Simpsons Road Rage and The Simpsons Hit & Run.
- The Flintstones mobile appears with Fred, Wilma and Dino Flinstone in it.
Cultural references
- The title is a reference to the movie Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, in which Mel Gibson starred.
- When Homer is watching a test screening for Mel Gibson's remake of Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, he badmouths it, saying "At least the Jimmy Stewart version had the giant rabbit who ran the savings and loan!". These are references to Harvey and It's a Wonderful Life.
- Rainier Wolfcastle is seen filming Saving Irene Ryan, a reference to both Saving Private Ryan and the TV sitcom The Beverly Hillbillies.
- After the studio cart crashes, Mel says to Homer, "I'm getting too old for this crap," paraphrasing what Danny Glover often says to Mel Gibson's Lethal Weapon character.
- Mel Gibson tossing away his U.S. Senator badge at the end of the Mr. Smith remake is similar to the endings of Dirty Harry and High Noon.
- Mel Gibson's pilot is John Travolta, who plays a pilot in a number of films including 'Look who's talking', but is also himself a certified pilot who owns five aircraft.
- The police shoot-out scene with Robert Downey Jr. is a reference to Downey's problems with the law in the 1990s, during which the actor battled drug addiction and was arrested on several occasions.
- Mel Gibson says to Marge, "I speed all the time, but cops never give me a ticket." This episode aired seven years before Gibson was arrested for speeding and DUI.
- The movie billboard in Hollywood that Homer and Mel Gibson crashed through featured a woman (implied to be overgoing labor) and the title "She's Having a Baby... Again!", spoofing the movie She's Having a Baby
- The scene where Homer drives the Elec-Taurus into the water is from the 007 film The Spy Who Loved Me.
Continuity
- Homer said "Shut Up!" the same way he said it in "Homer the Great".
- At the end of the episode "When You Dish Upon A Star", Judge Snyder declares that Homer cannot be within 500 miles of any celebrity, living or dead. However, in this episode, the restraining order seems to have been either dropped or forgotten.
