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*''[[The Itchy & Scratchy Show]]'' episode "[[Cain Dis-Abled]]" is a reference to {{W|Cain and Abel}}. | *''[[The Itchy & Scratchy Show]]'' episode "[[Cain Dis-Abled]]" is a reference to {{W|Cain and Abel}}. | ||
*[[Comic Book Guy]] plans to watch a dozen ''[[Doctor Who]]'' DVDs. | *[[Comic Book Guy]] plans to watch a dozen ''[[Doctor Who]]'' DVDs. | ||
| + | *Snake asks if he's being ''{{W|Punk'd}}''. | ||
*Snake says "Et tu, [[Jimbo]]?", a reference to the phrase "{{W|Et tu, Brute?}}" from the [[William Shakespeare]] play ''{{W2|Julius Caesar|play}}''. | *Snake says "Et tu, [[Jimbo]]?", a reference to the phrase "{{W|Et tu, Brute?}}" from the [[William Shakespeare]] play ''{{W2|Julius Caesar|play}}''. | ||
*When Marge sees everyone in the front yard, she asks if it's ''{{W|The Biggest Loser}}''. | *When Marge sees everyone in the front yard, she asks if it's ''{{W|The Biggest Loser}}''. | ||
Latest revision as of 07:24, September 28, 2023
Cultural references[edit]
- Cletus says that winning the largest family contest beats watching crashes on "Nassity-car", referring to NASCAR.
- Reverend Lovejoy tells Helen Lovejoy that not even Lot's wife was as vexing as her, referring to Lot and his wife from the Book of Genesis.
- Marge says that Homer once volunteered to take in prisoners from Guantanamo.
- When Snake puts Ned into the lawnmower bag, Rod asks Ned if he's wearing the Shroud of Turin.
- eBuy is a parody of eBay.
- The Itchy & Scratchy Show episode "Cain Dis-Abled" is a reference to Cain and Abel.
- Comic Book Guy plans to watch a dozen Doctor Who DVDs.
- Snake asks if he's being Punk'd.
- Snake says "Et tu, Jimbo?", a reference to the phrase "Et tu, Brute?" from the William Shakespeare play Julius Caesar.
- When Marge sees everyone in the front yard, she asks if it's The Biggest Loser.
Continuity[edit]
- The Olmec head is seen in the basement of the house. ("Blood Feud")
- Dolph says that he's more of a Radiation Dude guy. ("Radioactive Man")
