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**[[Mr. Burns]] from [[The Simpsons]] | **[[Mr. Burns]] from [[The Simpsons]] | ||
**[[Skeletor]] from ''[[Masters of the Universe]]''. | **[[Skeletor]] from ''[[Masters of the Universe]]''. | ||
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| + | *Several old people from previous episodes appear including [[Leo]] and his wife "[[The Old Man and the Key]]", [[Los Souvenir Jacquitos]] "[[The Old Man and the Key]]" and [[Hazel]] "[[The Two Mrs. Nahashapeemapetilons]]". | ||
| + | *Lisa apparently still has a crush on [[Nelson]] "[[Lisa's Date With Density]]". | ||
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Cultural references
- The title and Abe Simpson's persona are references to Gorgeous George.
- Storage Battles is a parody of Storage Wars.
- Wheelchair Thieves of Beverly Hills is a parody of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
- Toddlers and Tarantulas is a parody of Toddlers & Tiaras.
- During the song "High to Be Loathed", Mr. Burns mentions many villains and makes the shape of their outline with his shadow. The villains are:
- Chucky from Child's Play.
- Joseph Stalin
- Megatron from Transformers.
- Eric Cartman from South Park.
- Donkey Kong from Nintendo.
- Darth Vader from Star Wars.
- Ralph Nader
- Simon Legree from Uncle Tom's Cabin.
- Terminators Terminator , two and three from the Terminator movie series.
- Iago from Othello.
- The Joker from Batman.
- Lord Voldemort from Harry Potter.
- John McEnroe
- Mr. Burns from The Simpsons
- Skeletor from Masters of the Universe.
Continuity
- Several old people from previous episodes appear including Leo and his wife "The Old Man and the Key", Los Souvenir Jacquitos "The Old Man and the Key" and Hazel "The Two Mrs. Nahashapeemapetilons".
- Lisa apparently still has a crush on Nelson "Lisa's Date With Density".
