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== Cultural references == | == Cultural references == | ||
*The episode title is a parody on the phrase by Woody Allen ''"The '''Heart''' Wants What it Wants"''. | *The episode title is a parody on the phrase by Woody Allen ''"The '''Heart''' Wants What it Wants"''. | ||
− | *Maggie can be seen playing with a plush toy of Bongo, the one-eared rabbit from [[Matt Groening]]'s Life in Hell comic strip. | + | *Maggie can be seen playing with a plush toy of Bongo, the one-eared rabbit from [[Matt Groening]]'s ''[[Life in Hell]]'' comic strip. |
*When [[Marge]] makes a cooking suggestion to Wolfgang Puck, he immediately heads to the "Puck-mobile" to the music of the 1960s {{w|Batman}} television series. | *When [[Marge]] makes a cooking suggestion to Wolfgang Puck, he immediately heads to the "Puck-mobile" to the music of the 1960s {{w|Batman}} television series. | ||
*One of the studios [[Bart]] passes by is filming "[[Canadian Graffiti]]" which is a parody of the George Lucas movie "American Graffiti". Graffiti consists of "Obey the Rules!" | *One of the studios [[Bart]] passes by is filming "[[Canadian Graffiti]]" which is a parody of the George Lucas movie "American Graffiti". Graffiti consists of "Obey the Rules!" |
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Cultural references
- The episode title is a parody on the phrase by Woody Allen "The Heart Wants What it Wants".
- Maggie can be seen playing with a plush toy of Bongo, the one-eared rabbit from Matt Groening's Life in Hell comic strip.
- When Marge makes a cooking suggestion to Wolfgang Puck, he immediately heads to the "Puck-mobile" to the music of the 1960s Batman television series.
- One of the studios Bart passes by is filming "Canadian Graffiti" which is a parody of the George Lucas movie "American Graffiti". Graffiti consists of "Obey the Rules!"
- Milhouse's line "Take off hoser!" is a reference to Bob & Doug McKenzie.
- The music playing when the family arrives in Toronto is "Take Off" by Bob and Doug McKenzie, featuring Rush lead singer, Geddy Lee.
- Rainier Wolfcastle saying "Remember when I said I would eat you last? I lied!" to the piece of pie on the dinner table, is a parody of the movie Commando when Arnold Schwarzenegger says "Remember when I said I would kill you last? I lied!"
- Lisa's determination not to be a "Gamecock" indicates her unwillingness to attend the University of South Carolina, whose mascot is the Gamecocks.
- The "Paramountie Studios" logo is a parody of Paramount Pictures.