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*This episode marks the first time the {{w|United States}} uses the full version of the current theme music. | *This episode marks the first time the {{w|United States}} uses the full version of the current theme music. | ||
*Some of the things [[Bart]] plans to use the $5,200 for are: drive a monster truck, sky write "Eat my shorts" with a jetpack and drink a cement truck full of frosty chocolate milkshake. The frosty chocolate milkshake is a reference to [[the Simpsons shorts]]. | *Some of the things [[Bart]] plans to use the $5,200 for are: drive a monster truck, sky write "Eat my shorts" with a jetpack and drink a cement truck full of frosty chocolate milkshake. The frosty chocolate milkshake is a reference to [[the Simpsons shorts]]. | ||
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Cultural references
- Homer attempts to put together a 5000-piece Battlestar Galactica jigsaw puzzle.
Trivia
- This is the first episode to have Mr. Burns' name somewhere in the title.
- The shot of Mr. Burns looking at Homer listening to the people about after when he returned is stock footage from "Homer's Odyssey".
- Mr. Burn's "hot dog" line is recycled from "Two Cars in Every Garage and Three Eyes on Every Fish".
- This episode marks the first time the United States uses the full version of the current theme music.
- Some of the things Bart plans to use the $5,200 for are: drive a monster truck, sky write "Eat my shorts" with a jetpack and drink a cement truck full of frosty chocolate milkshake. The frosty chocolate milkshake is a reference to the Simpsons shorts.
- The episode's title is not written in grammatically correct German. The proper form would be “Burns verkauft das Kraftwerk.”
