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== Cultural references == | == Cultural references == | ||
| − | *The episode title is a reference to the novel ''{{W|The Clan of the Cave Bear}}''. | + | *The episode title is a reference to the 1980 prehistoric fiction novel ''{{W|The Clan of the Cave Bear}}''. A {{W2|The Clan of the Cave Bear|film|film with the same name}} was released in 1986. |
| − | *The prehistoric sequences are a parody of the TV series ''{{W2|Primal|TV series}}''. | + | [[File:Clan of the Cave Mom promo 10.png|300px|thumb|The prehistoric sequences are a parody of the TV series ''{{W2|Primal|TV series}}'']] |
| − | *[[Marge]] points out how [[Milhouse]] makes her watch him {{W2|Moonwalk|dance|moonwalk}}. | + | *The prehistoric sequences are a parody of the TV series ''{{W2|Primal|TV series}}''. In ''Primal'', just like in this episode, extinct dinosaurs, Ice Age mammals, and post-metallurgy ''Homo sapiens'' are all coexisting in a single time period. |
| − | *[[Homer]] shows Marge a video of [[David | + | *[[Marge]] points out how [[Milhouse]] makes her watch him performing the {{W2|Moonwalk|dance|moonwalk}}, the famous dance move made famous by [[Michael Jackson]]. |
| − | *The third grade were doing a production of ''{{W|West Side Story}}''. | + | *To point out how expensive the location [[Homer]] bought was, he shows Marge a video of the kids of British former footballer and businessman [[David Beckham]] throwing up in the Front Row Club. |
| − | *The kindergartners mention they were promised to be taken to see {{ | + | *The third grade were doing a production of ''{{W|West Side Story}}''. The vandalized background [[Luann]] reveals is based on the iconic {{W|Upper West Side}} neighborhood in [[New York City]], in which the musical is set. |
| + | *Luann criticizes Marge for shopping at [[Kwik-E-Mart]] and mentions {{W|Swedish Fish}}, a brand of fish-shaped candy. | ||
| + | *The kindergartners mention they were promised to be taken to see {{W|Cocomelon}}, an American YouTube channel specialized in education and nursery rhymes. | ||
| + | *The app jiggling animation is based on that of {{W|iPhone}} smartphones. | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
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Cultural references[edit]
- The episode title is a reference to the 1980 prehistoric fiction novel The Clan of the Cave Bear. A film with the same name was released in 1986.
The prehistoric sequences are a parody of the TV series Primal
- The prehistoric sequences are a parody of the TV series Primal. In Primal, just like in this episode, extinct dinosaurs, Ice Age mammals, and post-metallurgy Homo sapiens are all coexisting in a single time period.
- Marge points out how Milhouse makes her watch him performing the moonwalk, the famous dance move made famous by Michael Jackson.
- To point out how expensive the location Homer bought was, he shows Marge a video of the kids of British former footballer and businessman David Beckham throwing up in the Front Row Club.
- The third grade were doing a production of West Side Story. The vandalized background Luann reveals is based on the iconic Upper West Side neighborhood in New York City, in which the musical is set.
- Luann criticizes Marge for shopping at Kwik-E-Mart and mentions Swedish Fish, a brand of fish-shaped candy.
- The kindergartners mention they were promised to be taken to see Cocomelon, an American YouTube channel specialized in education and nursery rhymes.
- The app jiggling animation is based on that of iPhone smartphones.
Trivia[edit]
Continuity[edit]
- The Mayan calendar is seen at the Museum of Anthropology. ("Treehouse of Horror XXIII")
- Marge tells Luann how Milhouse is the most frequent lunch trader in the cafeteria and that she packs an extra lunch for him because she feels sorry for him. ("The Butterfinger Group")
- Luann had previously forbidden Bart to communicate with Milhouse because of his bad influence. ("Homer Defined")
- Marge mentions Raphael having every job, pointing out how he has worked many jobs in the different seasons of the show.
