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*The title was spoofed from The Man Who New Too Little. | *The title was spoofed from The Man Who New Too Little. | ||
| + | **This was also parodied in [[The Girl Who Slept Too Little]] and [[The Dad Who Knew Too Little]]. | ||
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Revision as of 22:27, August 10, 2010
Trivia
- Matt Groening is the court-appointed artist.
- Other purely coincidental parallels between German-accented and occasionally miscast action film star Rainier Wolfcastle and Arnold Schwarzenegger, revealed in this episode:
- Both have wives named Maria.
- Both drive a Humvee.
- When Bart is running away from Principal Skinner, one of the scenes is of Bart running down a hill, which was cut directly from episode 4-1, "Kamp Krusty."
- This is the first episode to feature Bart's "Lil Bastard" prank kit.
- The episode plot is similar to that of "Huckleberry Finn" by Mark Twain
- There is "El Barto" graffiti outside the courthouse.
- The sign outside Quimby's house reads: "Thursday Is Ladies' Night"
- Bart uses the "Li'l Bastard Clock-Tampering Kit."
Cultural References
- The title was spoofed from The Man Who New Too Little.
- This was also parodied in The Girl Who Slept Too Little and The Dad Who Knew Too Little.
