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== Cultural references ==
 
== Cultural references ==
*The episode name is based on ''e pluribus unum''.
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*The episode name is based on ''{{W|E pluribus unum}}'', which is a phrase on the {{W|Great Seal of the United States}} (Latin meaning "Out of many, one").
*While Homer is eating at the many fast-food restaurants, the song "Hungry like the Wolf" by [[wikipedia:Duran Duran|Duran Duran]] plays.
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*[[Homer]] wants the mailroom guy to kick like one of {{W|the Rockettes}}.
 
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*The restaurants Homer passes by before starting his diet include:
 
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**[[General Chang's Taco Italiano]], a reference to {{W2|Chang|Star Trek|General Chang}} from ''[[Star Trek]]''.
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**[[Dead Lobster]], a parody of {{W|Red Lobster}}.
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**[[Kentucky Fried Panda]] (KFP), a parody of {{W|Kentucky Fried Chicken}} (KFC).
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**[[Vesuvius Pizza]], which includes a volcano in reference to the {{W|Mount Vesuvius}}.
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*"{{W|Hungry Like the Wolf}}" by the English new wave band {{W|Duran Duran}} is heard when Homer is eating at the [[Fast-Food Boulevard]].
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*[[Lisa]] explains that [[Springfield]] presidential primary is going to be the first in the nation, even sooner than {{W|New Hampshire presidential primary}}.
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*[[The Live Free or Diner]] restaurant is a reference to [[New Hampshire]]'s motto "{{W|Live Free or Die}}". Inside the restaurant several banners can be seen:
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**A banner of the [[Boston Red Sox]] can be seen.
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**The "Fisk 27" banner is a reference to former baseball player [[Carlton Fisk]] who used the 27, now a retired number.
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**"{{W|RemDawg}}" is a reference to {{W|Jerry Remy}}, a well-known baseball player with strong relation to the Red Sox.
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**A banner of the [[New England Patriots]] can also be seen.
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**The "Funspot" banner is a reference to {{W|Funspot Family Fun Center}}, an arcade that features one of the largest collections of early-1970s to late-2000s games in the world, located in New Hampshire.
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*The journalist {{Ch|Dan Rather}} makes a reference to real American journalist [[Edward R. Murrow]] when he says "Sweet Mother of ''Murrow''".
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*The American voters name list includes: {{W|John Q. Public}} (a common placeholder name in American English), {{W|Joe Six-Pack}}, the {{W|Bald Eagle}}, [[Uncle Sam]] and the {{W|Statue of Liberty}}.
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*Homer imagines a discussion at the {{W|World Bank}} about a lending policy towards {{W|Micronesia}}.
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*When [[Krusty]] tries to find an ending to his "hot air" joke, he mentions the {{W|Albuquerque Balloon Festival}} and {{W|Rush Limbaugh}}.
  
 
== Trivia ==
 
== Trivia ==
 
*It's heavily implied in this episode that Moe Syzlak is unable to vote due to being a registered sex offender.
 
*It's heavily implied in this episode that Moe Syzlak is unable to vote due to being a registered sex offender.
 
*This is notably one of the few episodes where Homer's perspective on a concept actually proves to be correct, as he imagines quite correctly what a Think Tank is when Lisa suggests it. This fact is even noted in the episode when, shortly after imagining it, sees his family staring at Homer as if completely shocked, and Homer says "What? Not allowed to get one right?"
 
*This is notably one of the few episodes where Homer's perspective on a concept actually proves to be correct, as he imagines quite correctly what a Think Tank is when Lisa suggests it. This fact is even noted in the episode when, shortly after imagining it, sees his family staring at Homer as if completely shocked, and Homer says "What? Not allowed to get one right?"
*The homepage [http://www.wiggumforprez08.com/ wiggumforprez08.com] was used in the promo picture, and is a real site registered by The Simpsons.
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*The promo shows the address "wiggumforprez08.com". If you go to http://wiggumforprez08.com, it redirects to [[TheSimpsons.com]]. If you go to http://www.wiggumforprez08.com, it goes to the FOX website.
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*If this episode counts, then it will be the third episode to have its English title in another language. The first two being "[[Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk]]" and "[[El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Jomer]]".
  
 
== Continuity ==
 
== Continuity ==
*Notice one of the people at [[Trader Earth's]] is [[Julio]] the gay man from [[Three Gays of the Condo]].
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*[[Lisa]] mentions that she and Ralph used to date. ("[[I Love Lisa]]")
*Juan Peron, former Argentinian president, was mentioned in a chat that Lenny and Carl had in Moe's Tavern. This fact made the episode be banned in Argentina, since they refer to Peron as a "dictator" while Mr. Peron is the only president in the country's history to be elected democratically by 3 periods. Confusion might be originated in the fact that Perón was ranked as General in the Argentinian Army.
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*The [[Ribwich]] Rib-it is seen. ("[[I'm Spelling as Fast as I Can]]")
*[[Lisa]] mentions that she and Ralph used to date. ([[I Love Lisa]])
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== Goofs ==
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*When the panelists are role called, [[Herman]] has [[Sanjay]]'s colors, then when [[Principal Skinner]] scolds [[Nelson]], Herman has his regular colors.
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*In a few shots at the Republican headquarters, [[Mr. Costington]]'s suit changes color.
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Latest revision as of 12:40, September 30, 2023

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Cultural references[edit]

Trivia[edit]

  • It's heavily implied in this episode that Moe Syzlak is unable to vote due to being a registered sex offender.
  • This is notably one of the few episodes where Homer's perspective on a concept actually proves to be correct, as he imagines quite correctly what a Think Tank is when Lisa suggests it. This fact is even noted in the episode when, shortly after imagining it, sees his family staring at Homer as if completely shocked, and Homer says "What? Not allowed to get one right?"
  • The promo shows the address "wiggumforprez08.com". If you go to http://wiggumforprez08.com, it redirects to TheSimpsons.com. If you go to http://www.wiggumforprez08.com, it goes to the FOX website.
  • If this episode counts, then it will be the third episode to have its English title in another language. The first two being "Burns Verkaufen der Kraftwerk" and "El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Jomer".

Continuity[edit]

Goofs[edit]

Season 19 References
He Loves to Fly and He D'ohs The Homer of Seville Midnight Towboy I Don't Wanna Know Why the Caged Bird Sings Treehouse of Horror XVIII Little Orphan Millie Husbands and Knives Funeral for a Fiend Eternal Moonshine of the Simpson Mind E Pluribus Wiggum That '90s Show Love, Springfieldian Style The Debarted Dial "N" for Nerder Smoke on the Daughter Papa Don't Leech Apocalypse Cow Any Given Sundance Mona Leaves-a All About Lisa