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*The title of this episode is a reference to the sci-fi movie ''[[They Saved Hitler's Brain]]''. | *The title of this episode is a reference to the sci-fi movie ''[[They Saved Hitler's Brain]]''. | ||
*After {{Cmc|Ethnic Mismatch Comedy|644}} is canceled, the TV channel plays an encore of [[Princess Diana]]'s funeral. | *After {{Cmc|Ethnic Mismatch Comedy|644}} is canceled, the TV channel plays an encore of [[Princess Diana]]'s funeral. | ||
| + | *[[KBBL]] provided tickets to {{W|Hartford, Connecticut}} instead of the island of {{W|Maui}}, [[Hawaii]]. | ||
| + | *American diplomat and political scientist [[Madeleine Albright]] is part of the jury of the [[How Low Will You Go?]] contest. | ||
*[[Homer]]'s stage name, "Homer and His Amazing Reddenbacher Dreamcoat", is a reference to the musical ''{{W|Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat}}''. The song he sings, "[[Kernel Knowledge]]", is a parody of "{{W|Hot Blooded}}" by {{W2|Foreigner|band}}. The name of the song is a reference to the film ''{{W2|Carnal Knowledge|film}}''. | *[[Homer]]'s stage name, "Homer and His Amazing Reddenbacher Dreamcoat", is a reference to the musical ''{{W|Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat}}''. The song he sings, "[[Kernel Knowledge]]", is a parody of "{{W|Hot Blooded}}" by {{W2|Foreigner|band}}. The name of the song is a reference to the film ''{{W2|Carnal Knowledge|film}}''. | ||
| − | *A mobile [[Vincent van Gogh]] exhibit drives by [[KBBL Radio]], and is then trashed by the rioters. | + | [[File:Van Gogh exhibit.png|250px|thumb|A mobile [[Vincent van Gogh]] exhibit drives by [[KBBL Radio]], and is then trashed by the rioters. It includes real-world paintings from the artist]] |
| − | *[[Lisa]] recommends [[Jane Austen]] to [[Reverend Lovejoy]]. | + | *A mobile [[Vincent van Gogh]] exhibit drives by [[KBBL Radio]], and is then trashed by the rioters. The art pieces seen include: |
| + | **''A Pair of Shoes'' (1886) | ||
| + | **''{{W|The Starry Night}}'' (1889) | ||
| + | **''Window in the Studio'' (1889) | ||
| + | **''Still Life with Bible'' (1885) | ||
| + | **''{{W|Portraits of Vincent van Gogh#Paris 1887|Self-Portrait with Grey Felt Hat}}'' (1887) | ||
| + | **''Still life with bottle, two glasses, cheese and bread'' (1886) | ||
| + | **''Paul Gauguin's Armchair'' (1888) | ||
| + | *[[Lisa]] recommends [[Jane Austen]] to [[Reverend Lovejoy]] when he is driving the [[Book Burning Mobile]]. | ||
*[[Mensa International]] is a real organization. Other members of Mensa include [[Mell Lazarus]], [[Geena Davis]], and [[Marilyn vos Savant]], all who are in Mensa in real life. | *[[Mensa International]] is a real organization. Other members of Mensa include [[Mell Lazarus]], [[Geena Davis]], and [[Marilyn vos Savant]], all who are in Mensa in real life. | ||
| + | **[[Skinner]] also mentions vos Savant's participation as a columnist in the magazine ''{{W2|Parade|magazine}}''. | ||
| + | *Lisa also mentions that Mensa is a {{W2|Mensa|constellation|constellation}} in the Southern Celestial Hemisphere. | ||
*At [[13 Euclid Street]], "{{W|Eine kleine Nachtmusik}}" by [[Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart]] plays. | *At [[13 Euclid Street]], "{{W|Eine kleine Nachtmusik}}" by [[Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart]] plays. | ||
| − | *When Lisa says that only one person in a million would find | + | *[[Comic Book Guy]]'s T-shirt reads "C:/DOS C:/DOS/RUN RUN/DOS/RUN", similar to the catch phrase "See Spot run!" in the book series of {{W|Dick and Jane}}. |
| + | *When Lisa says that only one person in a million would find Comic Book Guy's shirt funny, [[Professor Frink]] says that they call that the "{{W|Dennis Miller}} ratio." | ||
*During the photo shoot "{{W|I'm Too Sexy}}" by {{W|Right Said Fred}} is playing. | *During the photo shoot "{{W|I'm Too Sexy}}" by {{W|Right Said Fred}} is playing. | ||
*Comic Book Guy wears a ''[[Star Trek]]'' uniform when giving a speech at the gazebo. He tells the people that breeding will only be permitted once every seven years, as inspired by the {{W2|Vulcan|Star Trek}}s. Comic Book Guy then sings "[[I Am Smart]]" to the opening theme of ''Star Trek''. | *Comic Book Guy wears a ''[[Star Trek]]'' uniform when giving a speech at the gazebo. He tells the people that breeding will only be permitted once every seven years, as inspired by the {{W2|Vulcan|Star Trek}}s. Comic Book Guy then sings "[[I Am Smart]]" to the opening theme of ''Star Trek''. | ||
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Contents
Cultural references
- The title of this episode is a reference to the sci-fi movie They Saved Hitler's Brain.
- After Ethnic Mismatch Comedy #644 is canceled, the TV channel plays an encore of Princess Diana's funeral.
- KBBL provided tickets to Hartford, Connecticut instead of the island of Maui, Hawaii.
- American diplomat and political scientist Madeleine Albright is part of the jury of the How Low Will You Go? contest.
- Homer's stage name, "Homer and His Amazing Reddenbacher Dreamcoat", is a reference to the musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. The song he sings, "Kernel Knowledge", is a parody of "Hot Blooded" by Foreigner. The name of the song is a reference to the film Carnal Knowledge.
A mobile Vincent van Gogh exhibit drives by KBBL Radio, and is then trashed by the rioters. It includes real-world paintings from the artist
- A mobile Vincent van Gogh exhibit drives by KBBL Radio, and is then trashed by the rioters. The art pieces seen include:
- A Pair of Shoes (1886)
- The Starry Night (1889)
- Window in the Studio (1889)
- Still Life with Bible (1885)
- Self-Portrait with Grey Felt Hat (1887)
- Still life with bottle, two glasses, cheese and bread (1886)
- Paul Gauguin's Armchair (1888)
- Lisa recommends Jane Austen to Reverend Lovejoy when he is driving the Book Burning Mobile.
- Mensa International is a real organization. Other members of Mensa include Mell Lazarus, Geena Davis, and Marilyn vos Savant, all who are in Mensa in real life.
- Lisa also mentions that Mensa is a constellation in the Southern Celestial Hemisphere.
- At 13 Euclid Street, "Eine kleine Nachtmusik" by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart plays.
- Comic Book Guy's T-shirt reads "C:/DOS C:/DOS/RUN RUN/DOS/RUN", similar to the catch phrase "See Spot run!" in the book series of Dick and Jane.
- When Lisa says that only one person in a million would find Comic Book Guy's shirt funny, Professor Frink says that they call that the "Dennis Miller ratio."
- During the photo shoot "I'm Too Sexy" by Right Said Fred is playing.
- Comic Book Guy wears a Star Trek uniform when giving a speech at the gazebo. He tells the people that breeding will only be permitted once every seven years, as inspired by the Vulcans. Comic Book Guy then sings "I Am Smart" to the opening theme of Star Trek.
- Homer mistakes Stephen Hawking for Larry Flynt, the founder of Hustler, who has been confined to a wheelchair since an assassination attempt.
Trivia
- Jimmy the Scumbag cameos in the competition commercial, pushing an elderly lady in front of a train.
- Carl is revealed to have diabetes after eating too much Grandma Plopwell's Pudding.
- Dr. Hibbert mentions that he used to live in Alabama.
Continuity
- This is the second time Bart rides an animal naked, the first being "And Maggie Makes Three", as seen in a photo album.
Goofs
- The "learned council" says that it would be better if dogs at the dog track chased a diploma instead of a rabbit. Dogs are motivated by a sense of smell, not sight. Most dogs pay no attention to an artificial rabbit. They have to be trained to do so through a conditioned response. Dog owners often train dogs to chase an electric rabbit by attaching kitten or rabbit meat to it and convincing the dog to tear it to shreds. This has been one of the biggest factors of animal abuse in the United States.
- When Marge copied something that was on the screen of Stephen Hawking's machine, Stephen Hawking said, "You copied that off my screen". But he was talking when something else was still on his screen.
- When Homer looks through the dictionary he turns a lot of pages, yet only makes it to letter B. He then doesn't turn much pages and ends up on P. He turns back a few pages and is back on B.
- In the dog track scene, Mayor Quimby can be seen in the stands, even though he earlier fled Springfield thinking MENSA had heard of his corruption.
