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**[[Season 25]]'s episode "[[The Winter of His Content]]" also referenced the novel, and the title of the episode is a reference to that too. | **[[Season 25]]'s episode "[[The Winter of His Content]]" also referenced the novel, and the title of the episode is a reference to that too. | ||
*[[Anger Watkins]] talks about who is better, [[LeBron James]], [[Kobe Bryant]] or [[Michael Jordan]]. It's a reference to the entr'acte between Kobe Bryant, {{w|Cara Delevigne}} and {{w|James Corden}} at the March 28, 2019 episode of {{w|The Late Late Show with James Corden}}. | *[[Anger Watkins]] talks about who is better, [[LeBron James]], [[Kobe Bryant]] or [[Michael Jordan]]. It's a reference to the entr'acte between Kobe Bryant, {{w|Cara Delevigne}} and {{w|James Corden}} at the March 28, 2019 episode of {{w|The Late Late Show with James Corden}}. | ||
| + | **In his call to Watkins, [[Homer]] mentions {{w|John Stockton}}. | ||
| + | *Homer mentions [[Muhammad Ali]], saying he never fought Cassius Clay. Ali's real name is Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr.. | ||
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Cultural references
- The title of the episode is a reference to John Steinbeck's final novel, published in 1961, The Winter of Our Discontent and websites' monetization of contents, mostly Youtube's.
- Season 25's episode "The Winter of His Content" also referenced the novel, and the title of the episode is a reference to that too.
- Anger Watkins talks about who is better, LeBron James, Kobe Bryant or Michael Jordan. It's a reference to the entr'acte between Kobe Bryant, Cara Delevigne and James Corden at the March 28, 2019 episode of The Late Late Show with James Corden.
- In his call to Watkins, Homer mentions John Stockton.
- Homer mentions Muhammad Ali, saying he never fought Cassius Clay. Ali's real name is Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr..
