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*''[[Marvel Comics]]'' writers [[Grant Morrison]] and [[Mark Millar]] are seen in [[Scotland]]. | *''[[Marvel Comics]]'' writers [[Grant Morrison]] and [[Mark Millar]] are seen in [[Scotland]]. | ||
*The [[Bay City Rollers]] performed a parody of "{{W|Gonna Fly Now}}", the theme from ''{{W|Rocky}}'', during the Groundskeeping contest. | *The [[Bay City Rollers]] performed a parody of "{{W|Gonna Fly Now}}", the theme from ''{{W|Rocky}}'', during the Groundskeeping contest. | ||
| − | *[[Groundskeeper | + | *[[Groundskeeper Willie]] says that he would kiss [[Bart]] if he was [[Julia Roberts]] or [[Sandra Bullock]], and Bart says that he would let Willie kiss him if he was {{Ch|Richard Gere}} or [[Hugh Grant]]. |
== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
Revision as of 10:43, July 10, 2021
Cultural references
- The story's title is a wordplay on the James Bond film Licence to Kill.
- The female chef saying "bam" is a reference to celebrity chef Emeril Lagasse.
- The producer for Steel Chef says "for the love of Betty Crocker". Betty Crocker is a cake mixture brand.
- Steel Chef is a parody of Iron Chef.
- Antarctic singing sensation Djörk is a parody of Icelandic singer Björk.
- The movie Fertilizer of Fury II is a parody of Fist of Fury II.
- Marvel Comics writers Grant Morrison and Mark Millar are seen in Scotland.
- The Bay City Rollers performed a parody of "Gonna Fly Now", the theme from Rocky, during the Groundskeeping contest.
- Groundskeeper Willie says that he would kiss Bart if he was Julia Roberts or Sandra Bullock, and Bart says that he would let Willie kiss him if he was Richard Gere or Hugh Grant.
Continuity
- Giggles asks if the Simpsons have been to Japan ("Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo"), Australia ("Bart vs. Australia"), Brazil ("Blame It on Lisa"), Africa ("Simpson Safari") and Scotland ("Monty Can't Buy Me Love").
