The Bogey Man/References

References/Trivia

Cultural references

Waylon Smithers tells Mr. Burns that Tiger Woods made golf cool.
Smithers says that using a Gatling gun against teenagers would violate the Geneva Convention.
After Smithers misses a shot in basketball, Mr. Burns tells him to be a "little more Wilt Chamberlain and a little less Neville Chamberlain.
Apu can be seen in an audience holding a sign reading "Bhagavad Gita 3:16", referencing Rollen Stewart who used to hold up signs reading "John 3:16" at sporting events. Bhagavad Gita is the name of a Hindu scripture.
When Mr. Burns finds out how much paying a team of hockey players costs, he exclaims "Sweet Marty McSorley!"
Professor Frink made a "pillaging with Genghis Khan" and a "fiddling with Nero" program for virtual reality.
When Burns says that if he wanted to hunt endangered sea mammals, he'll do it like he's always done, Smithers says that he'll get two tickets to Sea World.
When Mr. Burns decides to have his new golf course built on the Springfield Nature Preserve, he receives strongly worded letters from Sting and Leonardo DiCaprio.
The Springfield Environmental Review Board disbanded and became the Springfield Porsche Owners Club.

The Li'l Chickadee organization reappears in the comic stories Scheme Supreme and Milhouse... The Girl?.