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== Cultural references ==
 
== Cultural references ==
 
*The story is inspired by {{w|Alison Bechdel}}'s graphic novel {{w|Fun Home|Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic}}.
 
*The story is inspired by {{w|Alison Bechdel}}'s graphic novel {{w|Fun Home|Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic}}.
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*The story of a writer-artist collaboration was inspired by the life of Harvey Pekar in {{w|American Splendor}}, which is also referenced by the episode title.
 
*Sad Girl is inspired by {{w|Daniel Clowes}}' {{w|Ghost World}}.
 
*Sad Girl is inspired by {{w|Daniel Clowes}}' {{w|Ghost World}}.
 
*[[Homer]] references [[Netflix]].
 
*[[Homer]] references [[Netflix]].

Revision as of 22:40, October 8, 2017

References/Trivia


Season 29 Episode References
619 "The Serfsons"
620
"Springfield Splendor"
"Whistler's Father" 621


Cultural references

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Continuity

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Season 29 References
The Serfsons Springfield Splendor Whistler's Father Treehouse of Horror XXVIII Grampy Can Ya Hear Me The Old Blue Mayor She Ain't What She Used to Be Singin' in the Lane Mr. Lisa's Opus Gone Boy Haw-Haw Land Frink Gets Testy Homer Is Where the Art Isn't 3 Scenes Plus a Tag from a Marriage Fears of a Clown No Good Read Goes Unpunished King Leer Lisa Gets the Blues Forgive and Regret Left Behind Throw Grampa from the Dane Flanders' Ladder