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*[[M&M's]] are referenced by the [[Springfield Retirement Castle|Retirement Castle]] nurse. | *[[M&M's]] are referenced by the [[Springfield Retirement Castle|Retirement Castle]] nurse. | ||
*The appearances of ghosts of dear people could be a reference to the plot of the episodes {{w|Army of Ghosts}} and {{w|Doomsday (Doctor Who)|Doomsday}} of {{w|Doctor Who}}. | *The appearances of ghosts of dear people could be a reference to the plot of the episodes {{w|Army of Ghosts}} and {{w|Doomsday (Doctor Who)|Doomsday}} of {{w|Doctor Who}}. | ||
| + | *The [[Springfield Retirement Castle|Retirement Castle]] nurse is binge-watching {{w|Boardwalk Empire}}. | ||
== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
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Cultural references
- The name of the episode is a reference to song "Love Is in the Air" by John Paul Young.
- N2 (Nitrogen), O2 (Oxygen), Ar (Argon), CO2 (Carbon dioxide), Ne (Neon), He (Helium) and CH4 (Methane) are the main elements of the earth's atmosphere.
- Professor Frink sings "Stardust" by Nat King Cole.
- The radio plays I'll Never Smile Again by Frank Sinatra.
- A poster of The Outlaw and a painting of Frankenstein and his Bride appear in the Springfield Heights Institute of Technology.
- Maggie interprets Dolly Parton.
- Cupid is referenced in the blackboard text and appears shooting hearts but is shot by Cletus.
- M&M's are referenced by the Retirement Castle nurse.
- The appearances of ghosts of dear people could be a reference to the plot of the episodes Army of Ghosts and Doomsday of Doctor Who.
- The Retirement Castle nurse is binge-watching Boardwalk Empire.
Continuity
- The skeleton of Snowball I is seen in the couch cushion. ("Bart Gets Hit by a Car")
- Springfield Heights Institute of Technology changed appearance. ("Simpsorama")
- Hershey is mentioned in the blackboard text. ("Homerland")
