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== Cultural references == | == Cultural references == | ||
| − | *The name of the episode is a reference to | + | *The name of the episode is a reference to ''{{W|Road to ...}}'' film series starring [[Bing Crosby]] and [[Bob Hope]]. |
| − | * | + | *[[Superintendent Chalmers]] was to give his keynote speech in the {{W|Procter & Gamble}} room. |
| − | **[[Skinner]] also mentions him and his role on the plane to [[ | + | *A sign on the bulletin board in the staff lounge reads "[[Netflix]]/[[Hulu]] Password Swap". |
| − | * | + | *[[Principal Finch]] knows somebody in [[Cincinnati]] that supports the {{W|Cincinnati Bengals|Bengals}}, the American football team from that city. |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Skinner]] saw Finch's story on [[Instasnap]], a play on {{W|Instagram}} and {{W|Snapchat}}. |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Air Cincinnati]]'s plane has the colors of the Bengals. |
| − | *The judge's car is a {{ | + | *The movie ''[[Game Night]]'' plays on the plane. [[Jason Bateman]] reprised his role as one of the main characters, [[Max Davis]]. |
| − | * | + | **[[Skinner]] also mentions him and his role on the plane to Superintendent Chalmers. |
| − | *''{{ | + | [[File:Buick keys.png|300px|thumb|[[Agnes Skinner]] owns a {{W|Buick}} automobile]] |
| − | *[[Terry Bradshaw]] stayed at the inn. | + | *[[Agnes Skinner]] owns a {{W|Buick}} automobile. |
| + | *"{{W2|Timothy|song}}" by {{W2|The Buoys|American band}} plays in the car. | ||
| + | *Skinner is reading ''[[The Lonely Person: Guide to Cincinnati]]'', a parody of the {{W|Lonely Planet}} guide book publisher. | ||
| + | **While reading, he is surprised to find that in Cincinnati there are various of preparing chili. He is referring to the {{W|Cincinnati chili}}, where every "way" adds a new topping. | ||
| + | *References to [[Shakespeare]] from the improvisers include: | ||
| + | **{{ap|Greg|The Road to Cincinnati}} vocalizes "{{W|Greensleeves}}", a traditional English folk song. The song was mentioned in Shakespeare's ''{{W|The Merry Wives of Windsor}}''. | ||
| + | **The girl with glasses says "Toupee or not toupee", a play on the famous speech "{{W|To be, or not to be}}" given by [[Prince Hamlet]]. | ||
| + | **When they are about to collide with a truck, Greg says "Beware the ides of... Truck!". This is a reference to the phrase "Beware the Ides of March" that appears in the play ''{{W2|Julius Caesar|play}}''. | ||
| + | **Greg makes a reference to {{W|Yorick}}, an unseen character from ''{{W|Hamlet}}''. The original phrase from the play is "Alas, poor Yorick!", which Greg changes to "Alas, poor Buick", referring to the car. | ||
| + | *[[J.T. Winchester]] mentions ''{{W2|LMN|TV channel|Lifetime Movies}}''. | ||
| + | *The judge's car is a {{W|Oldsmobile Cutlass|Cutlass}}. | ||
| + | *At the "Bikers" Bar: | ||
| + | **"Hells Peloton" is a parody of {{W|Hells Angels}} motorcycle gang. | ||
| + | **One of the biking teams is part of {{W|Morgan Stanley}}, the multinational investment bank. | ||
| + | **"Sons of Shimano" is a reference to {{W|Shimano}}, the Japanese manufacturing company for cycling components, among other products. | ||
| + | *Skinner carries a notebook with information about {{W|Veterans of Foreign Wars}} (VFW). | ||
| + | *[[Mozart]]'s {{W2|Piano Concerto No. 21|Mozart}} is briefly heard at [[Tuckernuck Inn]]. | ||
| + | *The travel brochures stand include information related to Cincinnati and {{W|the Midwest}}: | ||
| + | **''Bauhaus Village'' refers to the {{W|Bauhaus architecture}} sometimes seen in the city. | ||
| + | **''Lazy T Ranch'', a ranch in [[Kansas]]. | ||
| + | **''Cheddar Shoppe'', again a reference to the Cincinnati chili and its usual cheddar topping. | ||
| + | **''Balloon''. Typical hot air balloons festivals are held in [[Ohio]]. | ||
| + | **''Wine Country Tour''. Ohio, [[Michigan]], [[Indiana]], and [[Missouri]] are notable wine regions in the US. | ||
| + | [[File:Skyline Chili.png|300px|thumb|[[Skyline Chili]] is a real {{W|Cincinnati chili|Cincinnati-style chili}} restaurant chain]] | ||
| + | *"{{W|The Ballroom Blitz}}" by {{W|The Sweet}} plays during the fight between Chalmers and Skinner. | ||
| + | *A [[Terry Bradshaw]] stayed at the inn, but not the one Chalmers was thinking of. This is a reference to {{W2|Terry Bradshaw|baseball}}, the American professional baseball coach and former outfielder who was hired by the {{W|Cincinnati Reds}} in 2022 and {{W|Terry Bradshaw}}, the American former football quarterback. | ||
*[[Pete Rose]] and his gambling problem are mentioned on the Welcome to [[Cincinnati]] sign. | *[[Pete Rose]] and his gambling problem are mentioned on the Welcome to [[Cincinnati]] sign. | ||
*The conversation starters cards includes: | *The conversation starters cards includes: | ||
| − | **Favorite [[Seinfeld]] episode. | + | **Favorite ''[[Seinfeld]]'' episode. |
| − | **Gary short for Garibaldi: it's shortly after revealed that | + | **Gary short for Garibaldi: it's shortly after revealed that Chalmers' full name is Garibaldi Chalmers. |
| − | *Sock, sock, shoe, shoe vs sock, shoe, sock, shoe: a common point of discussion. | + | **Sock, sock, shoe, shoe vs sock, shoe, sock, shoe: a common point of discussion. |
| − | *The end | + | *Chalmers mentions {{W|Ability grouping}} and {{W|Blended learning}}, two education practices. |
| + | *The {{W2|WKRP In Cincinnati|song|end theme}} of ''{{W|WKRP in Cincinnati}}'' plays during the credits. | ||
| + | *[[Skyline Chili]] is a real Cincinnati-style chili restaurant chain. | ||
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| + | == Continuity == | ||
| + | *A [[Steamed Hams]] {{ap|Steamed Hams|The Road to Cincinnati}} restaurant is seen. ("[[22 Short Films About Springfield]]") | ||
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| + | == Goofs == | ||
| + | *Chalmers is shown to have the fear of flight, though in "[[Livin La Pura Vida]]" he was fine. | ||
| + | *Sugar cubes change color between white and brown between scenes. | ||
| + | *Both [[Mr. Largo]] and a resident of the [[Springfield Retirement Castle]] are seem in the dining room at the [[Tuckernuck Inn]], despite the inn being away from Springfield. | ||
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Cultural references[edit]
- The name of the episode is a reference to Road to ... film series starring Bing Crosby and Bob Hope.
- Superintendent Chalmers was to give his keynote speech in the Procter & Gamble room.
- A sign on the bulletin board in the staff lounge reads "Netflix/Hulu Password Swap".
- Principal Finch knows somebody in Cincinnati that supports the Bengals, the American football team from that city.
- Skinner saw Finch's story on Instasnap, a play on Instagram and Snapchat.
- Air Cincinnati's plane has the colors of the Bengals.
- The movie Game Night plays on the plane. Jason Bateman reprised his role as one of the main characters, Max Davis.
- Skinner also mentions him and his role on the plane to Superintendent Chalmers.
- Agnes Skinner owns a Buick automobile.
- "Timothy" by The Buoys plays in the car.
- Skinner is reading The Lonely Person: Guide to Cincinnati, a parody of the Lonely Planet guide book publisher.
- While reading, he is surprised to find that in Cincinnati there are various of preparing chili. He is referring to the Cincinnati chili, where every "way" adds a new topping.
- References to Shakespeare from the improvisers include:
- Greg vocalizes "Greensleeves", a traditional English folk song. The song was mentioned in Shakespeare's The Merry Wives of Windsor.
- The girl with glasses says "Toupee or not toupee", a play on the famous speech "To be, or not to be" given by Prince Hamlet.
- When they are about to collide with a truck, Greg says "Beware the ides of... Truck!". This is a reference to the phrase "Beware the Ides of March" that appears in the play Julius Caesar.
- Greg makes a reference to Yorick, an unseen character from Hamlet. The original phrase from the play is "Alas, poor Yorick!", which Greg changes to "Alas, poor Buick", referring to the car.
- J.T. Winchester mentions Lifetime Movies.
- The judge's car is a Cutlass.
- At the "Bikers" Bar:
- "Hells Peloton" is a parody of Hells Angels motorcycle gang.
- One of the biking teams is part of Morgan Stanley, the multinational investment bank.
- "Sons of Shimano" is a reference to Shimano, the Japanese manufacturing company for cycling components, among other products.
- Skinner carries a notebook with information about Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW).
- Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 21 is briefly heard at Tuckernuck Inn.
- The travel brochures stand include information related to Cincinnati and the Midwest:
- Bauhaus Village refers to the Bauhaus architecture sometimes seen in the city.
- Lazy T Ranch, a ranch in Kansas.
- Cheddar Shoppe, again a reference to the Cincinnati chili and its usual cheddar topping.
- Balloon. Typical hot air balloons festivals are held in Ohio.
- Wine Country Tour. Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, and Missouri are notable wine regions in the US.
- "The Ballroom Blitz" by The Sweet plays during the fight between Chalmers and Skinner.
- A Terry Bradshaw stayed at the inn, but not the one Chalmers was thinking of. This is a reference to Terry Bradshaw, the American professional baseball coach and former outfielder who was hired by the Cincinnati Reds in 2022 and Terry Bradshaw, the American former football quarterback.
- Pete Rose and his gambling problem are mentioned on the Welcome to Cincinnati sign.
- The conversation starters cards includes:
- Favorite Seinfeld episode.
- Gary short for Garibaldi: it's shortly after revealed that Chalmers' full name is Garibaldi Chalmers.
- Sock, sock, shoe, shoe vs sock, shoe, sock, shoe: a common point of discussion.
- Chalmers mentions Ability grouping and Blended learning, two education practices.
- The end theme of WKRP in Cincinnati plays during the credits.
- Skyline Chili is a real Cincinnati-style chili restaurant chain.
Continuity[edit]
- A Steamed Hams Steamed Hams restaurant is seen. ("22 Short Films About Springfield")
Goofs[edit]
- Chalmers is shown to have the fear of flight, though in "Livin La Pura Vida" he was fine.
- Sugar cubes change color between white and brown between scenes.
- Both Mr. Largo and a resident of the Springfield Retirement Castle are seem in the dining room at the Tuckernuck Inn, despite the inn being away from Springfield.
