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***Mr. Burns was replaced by [[Dan Gillick]] ("[[Penny-Wiseguys]]") | ***Mr. Burns was replaced by [[Dan Gillick]] ("[[Penny-Wiseguys]]") | ||
***Dan Gillick and [[Apu]] were replaced in this episode. | ***Dan Gillick and [[Apu]] were replaced in this episode. | ||
| + | *Amongst the [[Selma]]'s exes are her exes: [[Fat Tony (second)|Fat Tony]] ("[[The Real Housewives of Fat Tony]]"), [[Sideshow Bob]] ("[[Black Widower]]") and [[Disco Stu]] ("[[There's Something About Marrying]]"). | ||
| + | *[[Señor Ding Dong]] appears. ("[[Maximum Homerdrive]]") | ||
| + | *Among the Are they reals?, [[The Grumple]] ("[[Kill Gil, Volumes I & II]]") and the [[Leprechaun]] ("[[This Little Wiggy]]") appear. | ||
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Cultural references
- The episode title is a reference to the film Singin' in the Rain.
- Among the people Mr. Burns wanted to invite to the baseball joust are:
- Homer mentions Billy Crystal's doctor.
- Moe's Tavern's jukebox starts playing Chumbawamba's Tubthumping when Barney slips down from it.
Continuity
- The Pin Pals return.
- Homer and Moe are the only one left from the originals:
- Otto was replaced by Mr. Burns ("Team Homer")
- Mr. Burns was replaced by Dan Gillick ("Penny-Wiseguys")
- Dan Gillick and Apu were replaced in this episode.
- Homer and Moe are the only one left from the originals:
- Amongst the Selma's exes are her exes: Fat Tony ("The Real Housewives of Fat Tony"), Sideshow Bob ("Black Widower") and Disco Stu ("There's Something About Marrying").
- Señor Ding Dong appears. ("Maximum Homerdrive")
- Among the Are they reals?, The Grumple ("Kill Gil, Volumes I & II") and the Leprechaun ("This Little Wiggy") appear.
Trivia
- For the first time since the new opening sequence, Marge is concerned of Maggie's disappearance from the cart, and sighing in relief upon finding her in the bag.
