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**A ''[[Flinstons]]'' comic poster, a parody of ''[[The Flintstones]]''. | **A ''[[Flinstons]]'' comic poster, a parody of ''[[The Flintstones]]''. | ||
**A ''[[Gruu]]'' comic poster by Sergio Aregon, a parody of ''{{w|Groo the Wanderer}}'' by [[Sergio Aragones]]. | **A ''[[Gruu]]'' comic poster by Sergio Aregon, a parody of ''{{w|Groo the Wanderer}}'' by [[Sergio Aragones]]. | ||
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**A [[Spider-Man]] comic and poster. | **A [[Spider-Man]] comic and poster. | ||
**Comic Book Guy calls Bart a "young Jedi", an obvious reference to ''[[Star Wars]]'' | **Comic Book Guy calls Bart a "young Jedi", an obvious reference to ''[[Star Wars]]'' | ||
Revision as of 17:15, January 31, 2021
Contents
Cultural references
- Ox-O-Clean is a parody of Oxy Clean.
- Wifetime is a parody of Lifetime
- While flipping through channels, Homer and Bart come across a television show starring Markie Post.
- The show, titled Death of a Non-Gender-Specific Sales Associate, is a parody of the play Death of a Salesman.
- Clowns Gone Wild! is a parody of Girls Gone Wild
- During the video's commercial, a parody of the song "Bad Boys" plays, containing the lyrics "bad clowns-bad clown, whatcha gonna do".
- Comic Book Guy's store has a Superman II movie poster in the window.
- The inside of the store is also filled with numerous pop culture references, including:
- A poster of the The Hulk.
- A poster and comic of Batman
- Two posters of an Enterpise ship and a life-size cardboard cut out of Spock.
- A Flinstons comic poster, a parody of The Flintstones.
- A Gruu comic poster by Sergio Aregon, a parody of Groo the Wanderer by Sergio Aragones.
- A Captain America poster.
- A Fantastic Four poster, with The Thing just barely visible.
- A Spider-Man comic and poster.
- Comic Book Guy calls Bart a "young Jedi", an obvious reference to Star Wars
- A Pokemon parody comic titled Pucoman, and depicting a Pikachu-like character.
- An X-Dog comic, parodying X-Men, and also depicting a dog who looks similar to Cyclops.
- When Bart exits The Android's Dungeon, he exclaims "with General Zod as my witness", a reference to General Zod a villain in Superman II, and a play on the phrase "with God as my witness".
- One of the Retirement Castle residents sings a parody of the song "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'".
- While watching the performance, Milhouse tells Bart that he's having a Rappin' Granny flashback.
- The Singer then mistakes Bart for Kenny Rogers.
- One of the other residents then asks Bart if Dolly Parton was a nice lady.
- Yet another tells "Kenny" that she's seen all his Gambler pictures.
- After being encouraged by the seniors, Bart sings "Ruby, Don't Take Your Love to Town".
- The seniors then mistake Milhouse for Marvin Hamlisch.
- When throwing money at Bart, one of the seniors says "Brother, I can spare a dime", a reference to the song "Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?"
Trivia
- In Homer's closet, there are multiple, identical pairs of white shirts and blue pants hung up.
Continuity
- Bart uses some of Homer's Dimoxinil to grow a beard. Homer used it to grow hair in "Simpson and Delilah".
Goofs
- The container of Dimoxinil reads "Dimoxidil".
