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*In this episode, Bart and Milhouse are seen watching an episode of ''{{W|South Park}}'', in which Stan, Kyle, and Cartman are attending a concert with a murderous {{W|O.J. Simpson}}. This was in response to a ''South Park'' episode entitled, "{{W|Simpsons Already Did It}}", in which Butters finds that all of his original ideas were previously used on ''The Simpsons'', and is subsequently driven insane. The episode references many specific ''Simpsons'' episodes, scenarios, and characters.
 
*In this episode, Bart and Milhouse are seen watching an episode of ''{{W|South Park}}'', in which Stan, Kyle, and Cartman are attending a concert with a murderous {{W|O.J. Simpson}}. This was in response to a ''South Park'' episode entitled, "{{W|Simpsons Already Did It}}", in which Butters finds that all of his original ideas were previously used on ''The Simpsons'', and is subsequently driven insane. The episode references many specific ''Simpsons'' episodes, scenarios, and characters.
 
*Marge is holding the {{W|Québec}} flag along with the Canadian flag when they are singing "O Canada". This is a reference to how the French-Canadian province for years now have wanted to become an independent nation.
 
*Marge is holding the {{W|Québec}} flag along with the Canadian flag when they are singing "O Canada". This is a reference to how the French-Canadian province for years now have wanted to become an independent nation.
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*When Bart and Milhouse ride on a cart in Ned's house with two VHS tapes and player the tapes are:
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Girls Gone Mild; A reference to the show Girls Gone Wild.
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Debbie Does Penance; A reference to the movie Debbie Does New York.
  
 
== Cultural references ==
 
== Cultural references ==

Revision as of 16:26, March 22, 2014

References/Trivia


Trivia

  • In this episode, Bart and Milhouse are seen watching an episode of South Park, in which Stan, Kyle, and Cartman are attending a concert with a murderous O.J. Simpson. This was in response to a South Park episode entitled, "Simpsons Already Did It", in which Butters finds that all of his original ideas were previously used on The Simpsons, and is subsequently driven insane. The episode references many specific Simpsons episodes, scenarios, and characters.
  • Marge is holding the Québec flag along with the Canadian flag when they are singing "O Canada". This is a reference to how the French-Canadian province for years now have wanted to become an independent nation.
  • When Bart and Milhouse ride on a cart in Ned's house with two VHS tapes and player the tapes are:

Girls Gone Mild; A reference to the show Girls Gone Wild. Debbie Does Penance; A reference to the movie Debbie Does New York.

Cultural references

Season 14 References
Treehouse of Horror XIII How I Spent My Strummer Vacation Bart vs. Lisa vs. the Third Grade Large Marge Helter Shelter The Great Louse Detective Special Edna The Dad Who Knew Too Little The Strong Arms of the Ma Pray Anything Barting Over I'm Spelling as Fast as I Can A Star Is Born Again Mr. Spritz Goes to Washington C.E. D'oh 'Scuse Me While I Miss the Sky Three Gays of the Condo Dude, Where's My Ranch? Old Yeller-Belly Brake My Wife, Please The Bart of War Moe Baby Blues