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*"The Sunshine Boys" is a reference to the play by the same name by Neil Simon. | *"The Sunshine Boys" is a reference to the play by the same name by Neil Simon. | ||
*At the beginning of the episode, while Bart and Lisa's fights photos are shown, the song that plays is ''{{w|The Kids Are Alright (song)|The Kids Are Alright}}'' by [[The Who]]. | *At the beginning of the episode, while Bart and Lisa's fights photos are shown, the song that plays is ''{{w|The Kids Are Alright (song)|The Kids Are Alright}}'' by [[The Who]]. | ||
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| + | [[File:The Kids Are All Fight promo 6.jpg|thumb|right|The original couch gag for this episode]]. | ||
| + | *The Everest couch gag was originally to be the couch gag for this episode. However, was changed due to {{w|2015 Nepal earthquake}}. | ||
== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
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Cultural references
- The title of the episode is a reference to the Academy Award-nominated 2010 comedy-drama film The Kids Are All Right, directed by Lisa Cholodenko. This was also referenced with the title of the season 25 episode "The Kid is All Right".
- "The Sunshine Boys" is a reference to the play by the same name by Neil Simon.
- At the beginning of the episode, while Bart and Lisa's fights photos are shown, the song that plays is The Kids Are Alright by The Who.
Trivia
File:The Kids Are All Fight promo 6.jpg
The original couch gag for this episode
- The Everest couch gag was originally to be the couch gag for this episode. However, was changed due to 2015 Nepal earthquake.
Continuity
- A matchbox refers to the marriage between Selma and Bob Terwilliger. ("Black Widower")
- A hat refers to the marriage between Selma and Disco Stu. ("There's Something About Marrying")
- The Clown Bed Homer build for Bart is shown. ("Lisa's First Word")
Goofs
- In the flashback in Moe's Tavern, there's a picture of Homer, Lenny, Carl and Barney. In the picture, Homer is bald, despite him having hair in the flashback and not being bald until years later.
