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*The episode's title is a reference to the novel, {{W|A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (novel)|''A Tree Grows in Brooklyn''}}, as well as its {{W|A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (film)|film}} and {{W|A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (musical)|stage}} adaptations. | *The episode's title is a reference to the novel, {{W|A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (novel)|''A Tree Grows in Brooklyn''}}, as well as its {{W|A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (film)|film}} and {{W|A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (musical)|stage}} adaptations. | ||
*The episode is a reference to Steve Jobs death in 2011. | *The episode is a reference to Steve Jobs death in 2011. | ||
| + | *When Homer is showing Marge the myPad's apps, Homer says that ''Tapped Out'', an obvious reference to ''The Simpsons'' game ''[[The Simpsons: Tapped Out]]'', is one of the apps. When he taps on it though, a screen comes up and says "Unavailable", which is a reference to ''The Simpsons: Tapped Out''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s unreliable connectivity issues and a reference to the 6-month period when ''The Simpsons: Tapped Out'' was not on the iOS App Store. | ||
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Cultural references
- The episode's title is a reference to the novel, A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, as well as its film and stage adaptations.
- The episode is a reference to Steve Jobs death in 2011.
- When Homer is showing Marge the myPad's apps, Homer says that Tapped Out, an obvious reference to The Simpsons game The Simpsons: Tapped Out, is one of the apps. When he taps on it though, a screen comes up and says "Unavailable", which is a reference to The Simpsons: Tapped Out's unreliable connectivity issues and a reference to the 6-month period when The Simpsons: Tapped Out was not on the iOS App Store.
Continuity
- Steve Mobbs (first seen in "MyPods and Boomsticks") is now deceased: He appears in the startup animation of Homer's MyPad and says he is "speaking from beyond the grave".
- After Homer gets his MyPad, Moe mentions what a big deal it was when he got his cell phone (alluding to a lyric in the closing song of "Gump Roast").
