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**[[Bart]] is {{W|Warren Worthington III|Angel}}. | **[[Bart]] is {{W|Warren Worthington III|Angel}}. | ||
**{{Ch|Stan Lee}} is standing to the left of the couch. | **{{Ch|Stan Lee}} is standing to the left of the couch. | ||
+ | *[[Yale University]] is visited and its mascotte {{w|Handsome Dan}} is seen. | ||
*On introducing [[Ken Jennings]], him being a [[Jeopardy!]] champion is mentioned. The [[LadyBot]] clones are then taught stuff with Jeopardy!. | *On introducing [[Ken Jennings]], him being a [[Jeopardy!]] champion is mentioned. The [[LadyBot]] clones are then taught stuff with Jeopardy!. | ||
*[[Robert McKee]] [[Breaking the fourth wall|breaks the fourth wall]] by talking about the time cut that happened after the introduction to the clones. | *[[Robert McKee]] [[Breaking the fourth wall|breaks the fourth wall]] by talking about the time cut that happened after the introduction to the clones. | ||
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**The number 322 and the skull are the symbol of {{w|Skull and Bones}}, the undergraduate senior secret society at [[Yale University]], accused of possessing the stolen skulls of {{w|Martin Van Buren}}. | **The number 322 and the skull are the symbol of {{w|Skull and Bones}}, the undergraduate senior secret society at [[Yale University]], accused of possessing the stolen skulls of {{w|Martin Van Buren}}. | ||
**The face right under is {{w|Rich Uncle Pennybags}}, [[Monopoly]]'s mascotte. | **The face right under is {{w|Rich Uncle Pennybags}}, [[Monopoly]]'s mascotte. | ||
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− | *Part of the [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant softball team|Springfield Nuclear softball team]] is playing a softball game. ("[[Homer at the Bat]]") | + | *Part of the [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant softball team|Springfield Nuclear softball team]] that played in the [[Shelbyville]] game is playing a softball game. ("[[Homer at the Bat]]") |
*[[Professor Frink]]'s robot, LadyBot, appears, with clones of itself. ("[[Love Is in the N2-O2-Ar-CO2-Ne-He-CH4]]") | *[[Professor Frink]]'s robot, LadyBot, appears, with clones of itself. ("[[Love Is in the N2-O2-Ar-CO2-Ne-He-CH4]]") | ||
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Cultural references
- The episode title is a reference to the 1973 film The Paper Chase.
- The story's plotline is a satire of Donald Trump and Trump University.
- The couch gag is a reference to X-Men:
- Yale University is visited and its mascotte Handsome Dan is seen.
- On introducing Ken Jennings, him being a Jeopardy! champion is mentioned. The LadyBot clones are then taught stuff with Jeopardy!.
- Robert McKee breaks the fourth wall by talking about the time cut that happened after the introduction to the clones.
- The writing and graphic on the door are a reference to:
- The number 322 and the skull are the symbol of Skull and Bones, the undergraduate senior secret society at Yale University, accused of possessing the stolen skulls of Martin Van Buren.
- The face right under is Rich Uncle Pennybags, Monopoly's mascotte.
Continuity
- Part of the Springfield Nuclear softball team that played in the Shelbyville game is playing a softball game. ("Homer at the Bat")
- Professor Frink's robot, LadyBot, appears, with clones of itself. ("Love Is in the N2-O2-Ar-CO2-Ne-He-CH4")