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== Cultural references ==
 
== Cultural references ==
 
*The episode title is a reference to ''[[The Sound of Music]]''.
 
*The episode title is a reference to ''[[The Sound of Music]]''.
 
*The song played by [[Lisa]] in the couch gag and on her MyPad is "{{w|Salt Peanuts}}" by [[Dizzy Gillespie]].
 
*The song played by [[Lisa]] in the couch gag and on her MyPad is "{{w|Salt Peanuts}}" by [[Dizzy Gillespie]].
*The ad for [[Everything+]] mentions the streaming service {{w2|Peacock|streaming service}}.
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*The ad for [[Everything+]] mentions that they have shows that the streaming service {{w2|Peacock|streaming service}} rejected.
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*The name [[Mr. Crow Jangles]] is a reference to the song "{{W2|Mr. Bojangles|song}}" by {{W|Jerry Jeff Walker}}.
 
*''So You Think You Can Dentist'' is a parody of ''{{w2|So You Think You Can Dance|American TV series}}''.
 
*''So You Think You Can Dentist'' is a parody of ''{{w2|So You Think You Can Dance|American TV series}}''.
*Lisa mentions and has one of [[Kenny G]]'s albums.
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*Bleeding Gums Murphy played alongside [[Thelonious Monk]] at the [[Minton's Playhouse]].
**[[Bart]] mentions they killed Kenny A to F, a reference to [[South Park (TV show)|South Park]], where they kill Kenny many times during the series.
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*Lisa has a [[Kenny G]] music book, ''[[Songs for the Uninspired]]''.
*Pictures on the wall at [[The Jazz Hole]] include [[McCoy Tyner]], [[Gerald Wilson]] and [[Sarah Vaughan]].
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**[[Bart]] mentions they killed Kenny A to F, a reference to ''{{ap|South Park|TV show}}'', where they kill Kenny many times during the series.
**Lisa mentions that McCoy Tyner played with {{w|John Coltrane}}, and Gerald Wilson being the west coast {{w|Duke Ellington}}.
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*Pictures on the wall at [[The Jazz Hole]] include [[McCoy Tyner]] who played with [[John Coltrane]], [[Gerald Wilson]] who Lisa calls "the west coast {{W|Duke Ellington}}", and [[Sarah Vaughan]].
 
*[[Treasured Artist Records]] sold [[Bleeding Gums Murphy]]'s rights to [[Nike]], {{w|Lay's}} potato chips, [[Turkey|Turkish]] oligarchs and {{w|Dridex|Evil Corp}}.
 
*[[Treasured Artist Records]] sold [[Bleeding Gums Murphy]]'s rights to [[Nike]], {{w|Lay's}} potato chips, [[Turkey|Turkish]] oligarchs and {{w|Dridex|Evil Corp}}.
*Bleeding Gums Murphy mentions [[Will Smith]], {{w|The Legend of Bagger Vance}}, [[Morgan Freeman]] and {{w|Driving Miss Daisy}}, then plays the theme song for Driving Miss Daisy.
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*Bleeding Gums Murphy tells Lisa that he's always magically here for her, like [[Will Smith]] in ''{{w|The Legend of Bagger Vance}}'' and [[Morgan Freeman]] in ''{{w|Driving Miss Daisy}}''. He then plays the theme song for ''Driving Miss Daisy''.
*[[Monk Murphy]] is directing a production of [[Richard III]].
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*In Lisa's imagination, Bleeding Gums Murphy crashes into the characters from ''{{W2|Green Book|film}}''.
*Lisa plays {{w2|Michael Franks|musician}}'s "Monk's New Tune" for Monk.
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*[[The Sky's the Limit]] is a reference to [https://www.nolimitsfordeafchildren.org/ No Limits], a charity for deaf children who were thanked in the credits for the episode.
*The song played at the end is {{w|Claudine Longet}} version of "{{w2|Happy Talk|song}}".
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*[[Monk Murphy]] is directing a production of ''{{W2|Richard III|play}}''.
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*The song played at the end is "{{w2|Happy Talk|song}}" by {{w|Claudine Longet}}.
  
 
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References/Trivia


Season 33 Episode References
722 "Pretty Whittle Liar"
723
"The Sound of Bleeding Gums"
"Marge the Meanie" 726


Cultural references

Continuity

References


Season 33 References
The Star of the Backstage Bart's in Jail! Treehouse of Horror XXXII The Wayz We Were Lisa's Belly A Serious Flanders (Part 1) A Serious Flanders (Part 2) Portrait of a Lackey on Fire Mothers and Other Strangers A Made Maggie The Longest Marge Pixelated and Afraid Boyz N the Highlands You Won't Believe What This Episode Is About – Act Three Will Shock You! Bart the Cool Kid Pretty Whittle Liar The Sound of Bleeding Gums My Octopus and a Teacher Girls Just Shauna Have Fun Marge the Meanie Meat Is Murder Poorhouse Rock