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*The song "Springfield, Springfield" is adapted from the song "New York, New York" in the 1944 Broadway musical "On The Town". | *The song "Springfield, Springfield" is adapted from the song "New York, New York" in the 1944 Broadway musical "On The Town". | ||
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Trivia
- The song "Springfield, Springfield" is adapted from the song "New York, New York" in the 1944 Broadway musical "On The Town".
- Ms. Botz, the Baby-Sitter Bandit and Fat Tony appear on wanted posters in Chief Wiggum's office.
- Bart, Lisa, and Homer are watching TV when Lisa tells Bart that television does not have to be 100% accurate. A second Homer then walks past the window.
- On his sash, Bart has badges for: Archery, Debt Collecting, Embalming, TV Trivia, and Patch Forgery.
- Everyone in the arcade is queued up for the Terminator game.
- Bart practices his scouting skills by setting a pair of booby traps for Homer. In the first one, he gets snagged into a snare trap in the kitchen. In the second, he falls into a pit just outside the garage.
- At the end when Ernest Borgnine and the children are sitting around singing "Bingo", a presence attacks Ernest Borgnine. This is a refrence to Jason Voorhees, the horror movie killer from the classic Friday the 13th series who lives at an abondoned camp called Crystal Lake.
Goofs
- When Bart and Milhouse first go the Kwik-E-Mart for the squishy, the two flavors are red and purple. When Apu goes to pour the squishy, they are now both purple, and then when he's done, the two colors are purple and green.
- Jason attacks Ernest Borgnine and the children at the end. But in the movies Jason dosen't attack large groups or children.
