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| − | *The episode name is a reference to the film ''{{w|To Sir, with Love }}''. | + | *The episode name is a reference to the film ''{{w|To Sir, with Love}}''. |
**The film has also been referenced in the title of the episode "[[To Surveil with Love]]" from [[Season 21]]. | **The film has also been referenced in the title of the episode "[[To Surveil with Love]]" from [[Season 21]]. | ||
*''[[Alien]]'': The flying mutated [[Blinky]] fish that appears while [[Mr. Burns]] is giving out awards has a rigid tongue with its own set of jaws, like an Alien. | *''[[Alien]]'': The flying mutated [[Blinky]] fish that appears while [[Mr. Burns]] is giving out awards has a rigid tongue with its own set of jaws, like an Alien. | ||
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*[[Abraham Simpson]] was watching ''[[Mannix]]'', {{w|Mannix|a real TV show}}. | *[[Abraham Simpson]] was watching ''[[Mannix]]'', {{w|Mannix|a real TV show}}. | ||
*''[[A Farewell to Arm]]'' is a reference to ''[[A Farewell to Arms]]''. | *''[[A Farewell to Arm]]'' is a reference to ''[[A Farewell to Arms]]''. | ||
| − | *''[[i, Bully]]'' is a reference to ''{{w|I, Robot}}''. The lowercase "i" in the title is possibly a reference to [[iPod | + | *''[[i, Bully]]'' is a reference to ''{{w|I, Robot}}''. The lowercase "i" in the title is possibly a reference to [[iPod]]s. |
*''[[Postcards from the Hedge]]'' is a reference to the ''{{w|Postcards from the Edge (film)|Postcards from the Edge}}'' film, which was based on the ''{{w|Postcards from the Edge|novel of the same title}}''. | *''[[Postcards from the Hedge]]'' is a reference to the ''{{w|Postcards from the Edge (film)|Postcards from the Edge}}'' film, which was based on the ''{{w|Postcards from the Edge|novel of the same title}}''. | ||
**It has also been referenced in the title of the episode "[[Postcards from the Wedge]]" from [[Season 21]]. | **It has also been referenced in the title of the episode "[[Postcards from the Wedge]]" from [[Season 21]]. | ||
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Contents
Cultural references
- The episode name is a reference to the film To Sir, with Love.
- The film has also been referenced in the title of the episode "To Surveil with Love" from Season 21.
- Alien: The flying mutated Blinky fish that appears while Mr. Burns is giving out awards has a rigid tongue with its own set of jaws, like an Alien.
- Ralph Wiggum was named after Ralph Abernathy.
- Homer sticking his hand into his crotch is a reference to Al Bundy from the television sitcom, Married... with Children.
- Abraham Simpson was watching Mannix, a real TV show.
- A Farewell to Arm is a reference to A Farewell to Arms.
- i, Bully is a reference to I, Robot. The lowercase "i" in the title is possibly a reference to iPods.
- Postcards from the Hedge is a reference to the Postcards from the Edge film, which was based on the novel of the same title.
- It has also been referenced in the title of the episode "Postcards from the Wedge" from Season 21.
- The song during the Bongo-Homer bonding montage is "Me and My Arrow" by Harry Nilsson.
Trivia
- This episode was never shown on the intended date in the East Coast due to a Fox News Special Report on the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, which also interrupted The Cleveland Show during a commercial break.
- This episode was the first to have higher ratings on its encore airing, due to reasons aforementioned.
Continuity
- Waylon Smithers' father, Waylon Smithers, Sr., appears in the flashback to Homer's childhood. ("The Blunder Years")
- One of the music cues from "Bart the General" plays when Herman decides to open a gun shop.
Goofs
- In the flashback, Herman is shown as having his arm decapitated by a passing car. This contradicts "Bart the General" in which he states he did it to himself by sticking out of a moving bus' window.
