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== Cultural references ==
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*The title is a reference to the line "Money can't buy me love" from the song "{{w|Can't Buy Me Love}}" by {{w|The Beatles}}.
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*[[Arthur Fortune]] is modelled on British entrepreneur {{w|Richard Branson}}. The Fortune Megastore parodies his {{w|Virgin Megastores}} retail chain.
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*[[Jerry Rude]] is based on {{w|Howard Stern}}.
  
 
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*A deleted scene from this episode shows that upon returning from Scotland, [[Homer]] has a Scottish accent. This scene was removed because Homer's accent sounded too much like [[Groundskeeper Willie]]'s.
 
*A deleted scene from this episode shows that upon returning from Scotland, [[Homer]] has a Scottish accent. This scene was removed because Homer's accent sounded too much like [[Groundskeeper Willie]]'s.
 
*This is the second time Micheal McKean guest starred on The Simpsons. The first time was in [[The Otto Show]] in which he played himself along with the rest of [[Spinal Tap]].
 
*This is the second time Micheal McKean guest starred on The Simpsons. The first time was in [[The Otto Show]] in which he played himself along with the rest of [[Spinal Tap]].
 
== Cultural references ==
 
*The title is a reference to the line "Money can't buy me love" from the song "[[wikipedia:Can't Buy Me Love|Can't Buy Me Love]]" by [[wikipedia:The Beatles|The Beatles]].
 
*[[Arthur Fortune]] is modelled on British entrepreneur [[wikipedia:Richard Branson|Richard Branson]]. The Fortune Megastore parodies his [[wikipedia:Virgin Megastores|Virgin Megastores]] retail chain.
 
*[[Jerry Rude]] is based on [[wikipedia:Howard Stern|Howard Stern]].
 
  
 
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*The [[Loch Ness Monster]] suddenly shrinks when [[Mr. Burns]] gives it a job at the casino.
 
*The [[Loch Ness Monster]] suddenly shrinks when [[Mr. Burns]] gives it a job at the casino.
*Arthur Fortune gives away $1 notes, which is not possible in the USA. Plus, Ned picks up a $100 note, which was thrown by Arthur Fortune.
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References/Trivia


Season Episode
223 "The Old Man and the "C" Student"

"Monty Can't Buy Me Love/References"
"They Saved Lisa's Brain" 225

Cultural references

Trivia

  • This was the last episode to be animated by Anivision, their over-seas animation company.
  • A deleted scene from this episode shows that upon returning from Scotland, Homer has a Scottish accent. This scene was removed because Homer's accent sounded too much like Groundskeeper Willie's.
  • This is the second time Micheal McKean guest starred on The Simpsons. The first time was in The Otto Show in which he played himself along with the rest of Spinal Tap.

Goofs


Season 10 References
Lard of the Dance The Wizard of Evergreen Terrace Bart the Mother Treehouse of Horror IX When You Dish Upon a Star D'oh-in' in the Wind Lisa Gets an "A" Homer Simpson in: "Kidney Trouble" Mayored to the Mob Viva Ned Flanders Wild Barts Can't Be Broken Sunday, Cruddy Sunday Homer to the Max I'm with Cupid Marge Simpson in: "Screaming Yellow Honkers" Make Room for Lisa Maximum Homerdrive Simpsons Bible Stories Mom and Pop Art The Old Man and the "C" Student Monty Can't Buy Me Love They Saved Lisa's Brain Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo