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| − | *The episode title is a pun on the [[wikipedia:Madonna (entertainer)|Madonna]] song "[[wikipedia:Papa Don't Preach| | + | *The episode title is a pun on the [[wikipedia:Madonna (entertainer)|Madonna]] song "[[wikipedia:Papa Don't Preach|Papa Don't Preach]]." |
*[[Lurleen]] is shown making a guest appearance on [[wikipedia:The Muppet Show|''The Muppet Show'']]. She sings "[[Bunk with Me Tonight]]" to [[Kermit]], which gets him into trouble with [[Miss Piggy]]. | *[[Lurleen]] is shown making a guest appearance on [[wikipedia:The Muppet Show|''The Muppet Show'']]. She sings "[[Bunk with Me Tonight]]" to [[Kermit]], which gets him into trouble with [[Miss Piggy]]. | ||
*The scene where [[Homer]] suffocates [[Abe]] parodies the [[wikipedia:The Sopranos|''Sopranos'']] episode "[[wikipedia:Kennedy and Heidi|Kennedy and Heidi]]," in which Tony suffocates Christopher in a similar manner. | *The scene where [[Homer]] suffocates [[Abe]] parodies the [[wikipedia:The Sopranos|''Sopranos'']] episode "[[wikipedia:Kennedy and Heidi|Kennedy and Heidi]]," in which Tony suffocates Christopher in a similar manner. | ||
Revision as of 09:59, September 11, 2010
Cultural references
- The episode title is a pun on the Madonna song "Papa Don't Preach."
- Lurleen is shown making a guest appearance on The Muppet Show. She sings "Bunk with Me Tonight" to Kermit, which gets him into trouble with Miss Piggy.
- The scene where Homer suffocates Abe parodies the Sopranos episode "Kennedy and Heidi," in which Tony suffocates Christopher in a similar manner.
- Grampa plays a medley of songs by the Tommy Dorsey band.
Continuity
- Many themes from "Colonel Homer" are shown:
- Lurleen Lumpkin returns.
- Lurleen sings the song "Bunk with Me Tonight" again.
- Homer takes on his "Colonel Homer" alter-ego again, this time being joined by "Major Marge."
