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Cultural references
- The title of the episode is a possible reference to Walt Disney: One Man's Dream, an interactive gallery located on Mickey Avenue in Disney's Hollywood Studios at the Walt Disney World near Orlando, Florida.
- The couch gag have the Simpsons parodying Beatles' albums:
- "Meet the Simpsons!" is a parody of "Meet the Beatles!"
- "A Hard D'oh's Night" is a parody of "A Hard Day's Night"
- "Rubber Pants" is a parody of "Rubber Soul"
- "The Yellow Album" is a parody of "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band"
- "Flabby Road" is a parody of "Abbey Road"
- The Pigeon sisters in the episode of The Itchy & Scratchy Show are a reference to the Pigeon sisters in the movie The Odd Couple.
- The craft beer "Harry Potter Porter" is a reference to Harry Potter.
Continuity
- In the tatoo scene and the following scene, various characters appears:
- Smilin' Joe Fission ("Homer's Odyssey"),
- Plopper ("The Simpsons Movie"),
- Lard Lad ("Treehouse of Horror VI"),
- Mr. Sparkle ("In Marge We Trust"),
- Spirit guide ("El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Jomer"),
- Clown bed ("Lisa's First Word"),
- Devil ("Bart Gets Hit by a Car"),
- The Grumple ("Kill Gil, Volumes I & II").
- Homer, Candace and her friend drinks at the Coffee Shop in Springfield Heights which sign was changed to "Springfield's Best and Seattle's Worst Coffee" ("The Blue and the Gray").
