Bart's in Jail!/References
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Cultural references
- During the pension montage, "Here Comes the Money" by Naughty By Nature plays.
- Salvador's Deli is a reference to artist Salvador Dalí. The melting clock on the sign is a reference to his painting The Persistence of Memory.
- Grampa is seen playing Cribbage with another elderly man.
- What to Expect When You're Expiring is a reference to the book What to Expect When You're Expecting by Heidi Murkoff.
- Best Western Union is a reference to the hotel chain Best Western and the financial services company Western Union.
- Homer's dream is a parody of the movie Knives Out.
- Kent Brockman said that he should have known that mortgage lenders don't take Applebee's gift cards.
- Moe got catfished by someone claiming to be on a billiards forum Melissa Joan Hart.
- Rainier Wolfcastle mentions cloud, Dropbox and Time Machine.
- Lisa mentions getting her Audible listener credits.
- Frumpy Beat U.S.A. is a fake magazine created by Cris Shapan, a parody of the real Freak Out, U.S.A. magazine.
- The front cover features William Demarest, John McGiver, Alice Pearce, Frances Bavier, Shirley Booth, Maudie Prickett, James Westerfield, Joe Flynn, Reta Shaw and Edward Andrews.
- One of the scammers mentions one of the payments being in Fortnite V-Bucks.
- Loki appears, and shows the Simpson family his many forms, Anansi, Monkey King, Jesus Christ, Huēhuecoyōtl, and Bill Cipher from Gravity Falls. In the end he transforms to Mickey Mouse and goes to Disneyland to create more mischief.
- Bill Cipher tells the family to buy crypto.
- Loki mentions the NCAA.
Trivia
- The scammer that sounds like Bart says "Don't Have A Cow, Man".
