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*The perfume Paunchy by [[Kevin James]] is a reference to his character {{w|Doug Heffernan}} in {{w|The King Of Queens}}. | *The perfume Paunchy by [[Kevin James]] is a reference to his character {{w|Doug Heffernan}} in {{w|The King Of Queens}}. | ||
*[[Homer]]'s list includes "All the {{w|Die Hard (film series)|Die Hard Movies}}". | *[[Homer]]'s list includes "All the {{w|Die Hard (film series)|Die Hard Movies}}". | ||
| + | *[[Squeaky-voiced teen]] sings ''{{w|Con Tè Partirò}}'' by [[Andrea Bocelli]]. | ||
*The song that plays when Homer and Ned are in the car is a parody of ''{{w|I Love Rock 'n' Roll}}'' by {{w|Arrows (British band)|The Arrows}}. | *The song that plays when Homer and Ned are in the car is a parody of ''{{w|I Love Rock 'n' Roll}}'' by {{w|Arrows (British band)|The Arrows}}. | ||
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== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
*The secret behind [[Ned Flanders]]' hot cocoa is revealed. Ned previously offered it to [[Bart]] when Homer ignored him over taking care of [[Plopper]]. (''[[The Simpsons Movie]]'') | *The secret behind [[Ned Flanders]]' hot cocoa is revealed. Ned previously offered it to [[Bart]] when Homer ignored him over taking care of [[Plopper]]. (''[[The Simpsons Movie]]'') | ||
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Cultural references
- The perfume Paunchy by Kevin James is a reference to his character Doug Heffernan in The King Of Queens.
- Homer's list includes "All the Die Hard Movies".
- Squeaky-voiced teen sings Con Tè Partirò by Andrea Bocelli.
- The song that plays when Homer and Ned are in the car is a parody of I Love Rock 'n' Roll by The Arrows.
Continuity
- The secret behind Ned Flanders' hot cocoa is revealed. Ned previously offered it to Bart when Homer ignored him over taking care of Plopper. (The Simpsons Movie)
- The Sit-N-Rotate restaurant's name was changed to The Sip 'N' Spin Lounge. ("Principal Charming")
