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== Cultural references == | == Cultural references == | ||
*The title of the episode is a reference to the [[Academy Award]]-nominated 2010 comedy-drama film ''{{W|The Kids Are All Right (film)|The Kids Are All Right}}'', directed by {{W|Lisa Cholodenko}}. This was also referenced with the title of the [[season 25]] episode "[[The Kid Is All Right]]". | *The title of the episode is a reference to the [[Academy Award]]-nominated 2010 comedy-drama film ''{{W|The Kids Are All Right (film)|The Kids Are All Right}}'', directed by {{W|Lisa Cholodenko}}. This was also referenced with the title of the [[season 25]] episode "[[The Kid Is All Right]]". | ||
| − | *During the [[ | + | *During the [[title screen gag]], [[Professor Frink]] is wearing an armored flying suit like [[Iron Man]] from [[Marvel]]. |
*"The Sunshine Boys" is a reference to the play by the same name by {{w|Neil Simon}}. | *"The Sunshine Boys" is a reference to the play by the same name by {{w|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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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".
- During the title screen gag, Professor Frink is wearing an armored flying suit like Iron Man from Marvel.
- "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.
- Bart says that the family story is a tragedy, just like Planet of the Apes. Then he says that the real tragedy is that Hollywood keeps making more Planet of the Apes movies.
- The third photo in Moe's developer tray is Homer in a nude pregnant pose just like the one of Demi Moore in the magazine Vanity Fair.
- When Homer begins to strangle Bart, the music playing is Also sprach Zarathustra, which has become known as the de facto theme of 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Continuity
- A matchbook 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")
- Grandma Flanders is seen, and then dies ("Lisa's First Word") despite the fact that in ("Lisa's Date with Density"), which takes place in the present, Ned repeatedly picks up the phone thinking that she's calling.
- Bart hits Lisa with the Phonic Frog. ("Smart and Smarter")
- Lisa mentions the time when Apu let Homer eat expired hot dogs ("Homer and Apu")
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 having hair in the flashback and not being bald until years later.
