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*In the flashback and while descending the [[Devil's Deluge]], "{{W|I Wanna Rock}}" by {{W|Twisted Sister}} plays.
 
*In the flashback and while descending the [[Devil's Deluge]], "{{W|I Wanna Rock}}" by {{W|Twisted Sister}} plays.
*[[Riot Rivers]], and the documentary about it, are based on the theme park {{W|Action Park}} and the documentary about it, ''Class Action Park''.
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*[[Riot Rivers]], and the documentary about it, are based on the theme park {{W|Action Park}} and the documentary about it, ''{{W|Class Action Park}}''. Action Park was known for its poor safety records.
*Lisa's subconscious jazz garden world is based on the Pixar movie ''{{W2|Soul|2020 film}}''.
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*The Devil's Deluge resemblances Cannonball Loop, an infamous looping water slide that was only opened for brief periods in Action Park's existence.
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[[File:Pixar's Soul parody.png|250px|thumb|[[Lisa]]'s subconscious jazz garden world is based on ''{{W2|Soul|2020 film}}'']]
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*[[Lisa]]'s subconscious jazz garden world is based on the Pixar movie ''{{W2|Soul|2020 film}}''.
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*[[Jimbo]] asks a fat [[Bart]] if he has been to {{W|Costco}}. Costco is the world's largest retailer of choice and prime beef.
 
*Bart recites a parody of "{{W2|Nothing Gold Can Stay|poem}}" by [[Robert Frost]].
 
*Bart recites a parody of "{{W2|Nothing Gold Can Stay|poem}}" by [[Robert Frost]].
 
*Lisa hums "{{W|Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In|Let the Sunshine In}}" by {{W|The Fifth Dimension}}.
 
*Lisa hums "{{W|Aquarius/Let the Sunshine In|Let the Sunshine In}}" by {{W|The Fifth Dimension}}.
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*There is a {{W|zen garden}} in Lisa's mind.
 
*The chunky sign crushed the ''[[The Powerpuff Girls]]''.
 
*The chunky sign crushed the ''[[The Powerpuff Girls]]''.
  

Latest revision as of 14:58, January 11, 2022

References/Trivia


Season 33 Episode References
710 "The Wayz We Were"
711
"Lisa's Belly"
"A Serious Flanders (Part 1)" 712


Cultural references[edit]

  • In the flashback and while descending the Devil's Deluge, "I Wanna Rock" by Twisted Sister plays.
  • Riot Rivers, and the documentary about it, are based on the theme park Action Park and the documentary about it, Class Action Park. Action Park was known for its poor safety records.
  • The Devil's Deluge resemblances Cannonball Loop, an infamous looping water slide that was only opened for brief periods in Action Park's existence.
Lisa's subconscious jazz garden world is based on Soul

Continuity[edit]

Season 33 References
The Star of the Backstage Bart's in Jail! Treehouse of Horror XXXII The Wayz We Were Lisa's Belly A Serious Flanders (Part 1) A Serious Flanders (Part 2) Portrait of a Lackey on Fire Mothers and Other Strangers A Made Maggie The Longest Marge Pixelated and Afraid Boyz N the Highlands You Won't Believe What This Episode Is About – Act Three Will Shock You! Bart the Cool Kid Pretty Whittle Liar The Sound of Bleeding Gums My Octopus and a Teacher Girls Just Shauna Have Fun Marge the Meanie Meat Is Murder Poorhouse Rock