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== Cultural references == | == Cultural references == | ||
*The episode's title is a pun on the ''[[James Bond]]'' film ''{{W2|From Russia with Love|film}}''. | *The episode's title is a pun on the ''[[James Bond]]'' film ''{{W2|From Russia with Love|film}}''. | ||
| + | [[File:Drinks ads close to Moe's.png|300px|thumb|The drinks advertised close to [[Moe's]] are parodies of real-world drinks]] | ||
*The drinks advertised close to [[Moe's]] are parodies of real-world drinks: | *The drinks advertised close to [[Moe's]] are parodies of real-world drinks: | ||
**[[Johnny Stumbler]] is a parody of {{W|Johnnie Walker}}, the famous brand of whiskey. | **[[Johnny Stumbler]] is a parody of {{W|Johnnie Walker}}, the famous brand of whiskey. | ||
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**Doxx your ex-girlfriend. {{W|Doxxing}} is the act of publicly providing personally identifiable information usually via the Internet. | **Doxx your ex-girlfriend. {{W|Doxxing}} is the act of publicly providing personally identifiable information usually via the Internet. | ||
**Hack into {{W|PayPal}}, the well-known financial technology company. | **Hack into {{W|PayPal}}, the well-known financial technology company. | ||
| − | *[[Moe]] is seen reading ''[[Ugly Men's Health]]'', a parody of to ''[[Men's Health]]''. | + | *[[Moe]] is seen reading ''[[Ugly Men's Health]]'', a parody of to ''[[Men's Health]]'', the men's fitness and nutrition magazine. |
| − | + | *Moe tells [[Anastasia Alekova]] that he'll send her on an overnight flight back to [[Russia]] via {{W|Delta Air Lines}}. | |
| − | *Moe tells [[Anastasia Alekova]] that he'll send her on an overnight flight back to Russia via {{W|Delta Air Lines}}. | + | *[[Marge]] says that sometimes arranged marriages work out, mentioning Tevye and Golde from ''{{W|Fiddler on the Roof}}''. Tevye and Golde, the parents in the story, have an arranged marriage. Despite the lack of romantic love at the outset, their marriage is portrayed as stable and enduring. |
| − | *Marge says that sometimes arranged marriages work out, mentioning Tevye and Golde from ''{{W|Fiddler on the Roof}}''. | + | **[[Lisa]] provided a counterexample to Marge's reasoning by mentioning Tzeitel, the daughter of Tevye and Golde, who does not follow the tradition of arranged marriage. Tzeitel rejects the match arranged for her with the wealthy but older Lazar Wolf, preferring to marry Motel, the poor tailor whom she loves. |
| − | *The song that plays during Bart's punishment is "{{W|Folsom Prison Blues}}" by [[Johnny Cash]]. | + | *Anastasia chased out [[Moose]] and [[Squirrel]] from Moe's. This is a pun on the cartoon ''{{W|The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends}}'', which had a moose ({{W|Bullwinkle J. Moose}}) and a squirrel ({{W|Rocky the Flying Squirrel}}) as main characters. |
| − | * | + | *Moe's former partner and {{W|Broadway theatre|Broadway}} perfomer, [[Laney Fontaine]], won a {{W|Tony Award}}. |
| − | *Krusty mentioned that he is still married to {{W|Rita Moreno}}. | + | *The song that plays during [[Bart]]'s punishment is "{{W|Folsom Prison Blues}}" by [[Johnny Cash]]. |
| − | * | + | *The [[Russian Tea House]] Anastasia was working at is a parody of {{W|Russian Tea Room}}, an Art Deco Russo-Continental restaurant located in [[New York City]]. |
| − | * | + | *Anastasia thinks that [[Krusty]] looks like {{W2|It|character|Pennywise}}, the main character from ''{{W2|It|2017 film}}''. |
| − | *The music that plays over the end credits is "Mars, the Bringer of War" from ''{{W|The Planets}}'' by {{W|Gustav Holst}} | + | *The waitress from the Russian Tea House mentions ''Armenian Idol'', a parody of ''[[American Idol]]''. |
| − | + | *Homer criticises the recurrence of American actor [[Tom Hanks]] portraying roles as Captain. Homer refers to the films ''{{W2|Apollo 13|film}}'' (as Captain {{W|Jim Lovell}}), ''{{W|Saving Private Ryan}}'' (as Captain John H. Miller), ''{{W2|Captain Phillips|film}}'' (as Captain {{W2|Richard Phillips|merchant mariner}}) and ''{{W2|Sully|film}}'' (as Captain {{W|Sully Sullenberger}}). | |
| + | *Krusty mentioned that he is still married to American actress {{W|Rita Moreno}}. | ||
| + | *Kursty's relationship with Anastasia was meant to appear on ''{{W|TMZ on TV}}'', a gossip news TV show. | ||
| + | *"Spring" from ''{{W2|The Four Seasons|Vivaldi}}'' by [[Antonio Vivaldi]] is heard at Moe and Anastasia's wedding. | ||
| + | *[[Duffman]] mentions {{W|Pearl Harbor Day}}, that falls on December the 7th. | ||
| + | *"{{W|Pachelbel's Canon}}" by {{W|Johann Pachelbel}} is heard when Anastasia is being taken to the altar. | ||
| + | *[[Kirk Van Houten]] is wearing a T-shirt that hints to the virtual band {{W|Gorillaz}}. | ||
| + | *The Orthodox priest references the {{W|Russian Americans in New York City|Russian American presence in Brooklyn}}. | ||
| + | *A man at the wedding is wearing a {{W|Michigan Wolverines}} sweater and refers to the {{W|Michigan–Ohio State football rivalry}} when he founds out Anastasia was from {{W|Columbus, Ohio}}, home of the {{W|Ohio State Buckeyes}}. | ||
| + | *Anastasia mentions {{W|Inverness}} and {{W|Moray Firth}}, two locations in the {{W|Scottish Highlands}}. | ||
| + | [[File:The Martian parody.png|300px|thumb|[[Nelson]] is left alone in Mars, parodying the 2015 sci-fi film ''{{W2|The Martian|film}}'']] | ||
| + | *The scene where Nelson is left alone in Mars parodies the 2015 sci-fi film ''{{W2|The Martian|film}}''. | ||
| + | **The music that plays over the end credits is "Mars, the Bringer of War" from ''{{W|The Planets}}'' by {{W|Gustav Holst}}. | ||
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
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Cultural references[edit]
- The episode's title is a pun on the James Bond film From Russia with Love.
The drinks advertised close to Moe's are parodies of real-world drinks
- The drinks advertised close to Moe's are parodies of real-world drinks:
- Johnny Stumbler is a parody of Johnnie Walker, the famous brand of whiskey.
- Absolut Krusty is parody of Absolut Vodka.
- Pappy's Pappy's Pappy's Bourbon is a parody of Old Grand-Dad, a brand of bourbon whiskey.
- Glen's Liver Scotch Whiskey is a parody of The Glenlivet Scotch whiskey.
- Northern Discomfort is a parody of Southern Comfort, an American, naturally fruit-flavored, whiskey liqueur with fruit and spice accents.
- Wild Clown Bourbon is a parody of Wild Turkey, a brand of Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey.
- The Gadsden flag can be seen at Herman's Military Antiques.
- Herman says that not even Amazon can find them in the basement, then asks Amazon Alexa if that's right.
- Nelson's father gave Nelson a Mars chocolate bar.
- Hacky is a reference to Clippy, the former Microsoft Office assistant. The options Hacky gives include:
- Submit a false Medicare claim. Hacky is referencing the federal health insurance program in the United States, Medicare.
- Doxx your ex-girlfriend. Doxxing is the act of publicly providing personally identifiable information usually via the Internet.
- Hack into PayPal, the well-known financial technology company.
- Moe is seen reading Ugly Men's Health, a parody of to Men's Health, the men's fitness and nutrition magazine.
- Moe tells Anastasia Alekova that he'll send her on an overnight flight back to Russia via Delta Air Lines.
- Marge says that sometimes arranged marriages work out, mentioning Tevye and Golde from Fiddler on the Roof. Tevye and Golde, the parents in the story, have an arranged marriage. Despite the lack of romantic love at the outset, their marriage is portrayed as stable and enduring.
- Lisa provided a counterexample to Marge's reasoning by mentioning Tzeitel, the daughter of Tevye and Golde, who does not follow the tradition of arranged marriage. Tzeitel rejects the match arranged for her with the wealthy but older Lazar Wolf, preferring to marry Motel, the poor tailor whom she loves.
- Anastasia chased out Moose and Squirrel from Moe's. This is a pun on the cartoon The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends, which had a moose (Bullwinkle J. Moose) and a squirrel (Rocky the Flying Squirrel) as main characters.
- Moe's former partner and Broadway perfomer, Laney Fontaine, won a Tony Award.
- The song that plays during Bart's punishment is "Folsom Prison Blues" by Johnny Cash.
- The Russian Tea House Anastasia was working at is a parody of Russian Tea Room, an Art Deco Russo-Continental restaurant located in New York City.
- Anastasia thinks that Krusty looks like Pennywise, the main character from It.
- The waitress from the Russian Tea House mentions Armenian Idol, a parody of American Idol.
- Homer criticises the recurrence of American actor Tom Hanks portraying roles as Captain. Homer refers to the films Apollo 13 (as Captain Jim Lovell), Saving Private Ryan (as Captain John H. Miller), Captain Phillips (as Captain Richard Phillips) and Sully (as Captain Sully Sullenberger).
- Krusty mentioned that he is still married to American actress Rita Moreno.
- Kursty's relationship with Anastasia was meant to appear on TMZ on TV, a gossip news TV show.
- "Spring" from The Four Seasons by Antonio Vivaldi is heard at Moe and Anastasia's wedding.
- Duffman mentions Pearl Harbor Day, that falls on December the 7th.
- "Pachelbel's Canon" by Johann Pachelbel is heard when Anastasia is being taken to the altar.
- Kirk Van Houten is wearing a T-shirt that hints to the virtual band Gorillaz.
- The Orthodox priest references the Russian American presence in Brooklyn.
- A man at the wedding is wearing a Michigan Wolverines sweater and refers to the Michigan–Ohio State football rivalry when he founds out Anastasia was from Columbus, Ohio, home of the Ohio State Buckeyes.
- Anastasia mentions Inverness and Moray Firth, two locations in the Scottish Highlands.
- The scene where Nelson is left alone in Mars parodies the 2015 sci-fi film The Martian.
- The music that plays over the end credits is "Mars, the Bringer of War" from The Planets by Gustav Holst.
Trivia[edit]
- The tracking number is XABF201054. XABF20 is the production code for the episode.
- The title screen is reused from "Whistler's Father".
- One of the punishments that Marge gives to Bart is Bart having to write "I will not order pregnant rats" 46 times and when it rains, he has to do it again.
Continuity[edit]
- Flashbacks from Moe's previous girlfriends:
- Maya ("Eeny Teeny Maya, Moe").
- Laney Fontaine ("My Fare Lady").
