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*The four members of "The Home-Wreckers" are [[Mindy Simmons]], [[Lurleen Lumpkin]], [[Princess Kashmir]] and [[Jacques]], all known to have caused tension between [[Homer]] and [[Marge]]. | *The four members of "The Home-Wreckers" are [[Mindy Simmons]], [[Lurleen Lumpkin]], [[Princess Kashmir]] and [[Jacques]], all known to have caused tension between [[Homer]] and [[Marge]]. | ||
*The Lovejoys' and Flanders' bowling team is called "Holy Rollers", which, as well as meaning "religious bowlers", is also a slang term for evangelical Christians. | *The Lovejoys' and Flanders' bowling team is called "Holy Rollers", which, as well as meaning "religious bowlers", is also a slang term for evangelical Christians. | ||
| + | *This episode is dedicated to the memory of [[Doris Grau]], a former Simpsons script supervisor and voice actor, mainly the voice of [[Lunchlady Doris]], who passed away. | ||
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Revision as of 17:11, March 10, 2010
Triva
- In the original airing of this episode, Homer's Academy Award said Haing S. Ngor, but, when Ngor died, it was changed to Don Ameche. The second version is the one in syndication and in the Season 7 DVD boxset.
- The four members of "The Home-Wreckers" are Mindy Simmons, Lurleen Lumpkin, Princess Kashmir and Jacques, all known to have caused tension between Homer and Marge.
- The Lovejoys' and Flanders' bowling team is called "Holy Rollers", which, as well as meaning "religious bowlers", is also a slang term for evangelical Christians.
- This episode is dedicated to the memory of Doris Grau, a former Simpsons script supervisor and voice actor, mainly the voice of Lunchlady Doris, who passed away.
