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*The [[Swiss Pocket Knife]] couch gag is reused from "[[Burger Kings]]". However the second part on the gag is cut off. | *The [[Swiss Pocket Knife]] couch gag is reused from "[[Burger Kings]]". However the second part on the gag is cut off. | ||
*Smithers speaks Mandarin Chinese. | *Smithers speaks Mandarin Chinese. | ||
| − | *[[Disco Stu]] is revealed to be canonically queer, while [[Mrs. Risotto]] is revealed to be | + | *[[Disco Stu]] is revealed to be canonically queer, while [[Mrs. Risotto]] is revealed to be lesbian. |
== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
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Contents
Cultural references
- The episode title is a reference to the film Portrait of a Lady on Fire.
- Mr. Burns' Hounds are descended from the first litter of Karl Friedrich Louis Dobermann, the first breeder of the Dobermann.
- Warren Buffett sent Mr. Burns a jigsaw puzzle as a bribe.
- The dating app U.S. Male Service is a reference to the United States Postal Service.
- Michael de Graaf offers a priceless Impressionist painting in return for the last puppy. Smithers says that Burns could use a Manet, and Michael says that he has a Monet.
- Michael jokes to Smithers that if you added spikes to vintage vinyl, you'd have half of Vivienne Westwood's career.
- Michael says that people usually want to date him to get into GQ, meet Anna Wintour, or co-parent Anderson Cooper's baby.
- Marge uses MyTube to show Homer Micheal de Graaf's shows.
- America's Got Fabric is a parody of America's Got Talent. Christian Siriano is a fashion designer on the show.
- Michael tells a contestant that the dress he designed was like Sex and the City, if there was no sex and the city was Milwaukee.
- Christine Baranski sings "Dancing Queen" by ABBA. Baranski played Tanya Chesham-Leigh in the film Mamma Mia! and its sequel, Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again.
- When Michael is judging the outfits of the party guests:
- Michael tells Helen Lovejoy that it was kind of Estelle Getty for her to donate her wardrobe for her production of The Crucible.
- Michael welcomes Patty and Selma to Grey Gardens, then adds that at least those ladies had a look.
- Lisa's dress that Michael made for her was designed by Christian Siriano.
- Lisa says that Ruth Bader Ginsburg didn't care about fashion. Lisa said that Ginsburg slapped on a doily and that was enough.
- Michael makes his clothing factory in the factory that used to make fidget spinners.
- Mrs. Risotto used to have a pillow with Gina Lollobrigida on.
- Mr. Burns asks if Smithers' girlfriend is Sheryl Sandberg.
- The fashion factory meltdown scenes are a parody of the TV miniseries Chernobyl, which was about the Chernobyl disaster.
- Michael says that he's making clothes for Tommy Target and Wendy Walmart, a reference to Target and Walmart.
- Michael tells Smithers that he deserves a town with a Chipotle.
- Michael's pants were made partially of shredded Picasso paintings.
- "Ride of the Valkyries" by Richard Wagner plays during the credits. Mr. Burns says to turn it up.
Trivia
- The Swiss Pocket Knife couch gag is reused from "Burger Kings". However the second part on the gag is cut off.
- Smithers speaks Mandarin Chinese.
- Disco Stu is revealed to be canonically queer, while Mrs. Risotto is revealed to be lesbian.
Continuity
- Among the people on the dating app are John and workers for the Ajax Steel Mill. ("Homer's Phobia")
- Smithers has a poster for the musical Malibu Stacy: The Musical in his office. ("Homer vs. Dignity")
- Smithers also has a photo of his father, Waylon Smithers, Sr. ("The Blunder Years")
Goofs
- At the party, Martin is seen with white hair.
