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Season 36 Episode References
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"Convenience Airways"
"Homer and Her Sisters" 777


Cultural references[edit]

  • The episode was inspired by several aviation films:
    • The episode's title and plot have elements from the 1997 action thriller film Con Air, such as a prison inside a plane.
    • The trial faced by Homer and Marge in the story mirrors the investigation of Captain Sully Sullenberger and First Officer Jeffrey Skiles, as depicted in the 2016 film Sully.
    • The exchange of phone messages parodies the 2014 mystery action thriller film Non-Stop, specifically the scenes where Federal Air Marshall Bill Marks (Liam Neeson) chats with a threatening passenger.
  • Senator Selter is a reference to Senator Chuck Schumer.
The episode parodies several aviation films. The way Homer texts Marge parodies the scenes in the 2014 film Non-Stop where Air Marshall Bill Marks chats with a threatening passenger

Trivia[edit]

  • The episode takes place on March 12th.
  • The Bouvier family was wrtitten from the maiden name of Jackie Onassis, who was not Cajun, and they were French, and Cajuns are different from French.
  • The in-aisle potty training was a true story that happened to Loni Steele Sosthand.[4]

Continuity[edit]

References[edit]


Season 36 References
Aired
Bart's Birthday The Yellow Lotus Desperately Seeking Lisa Shoddy Heat Treehouse of Horror XXXV Women in Shorts Treehouse of Horror Presents: Simpsons Wicked This Way Comes Convenience Airways Homer and Her Sisters O C'mon All Ye Faithful The Man Who Flew Too Much Bottle Episode The Past and the Furious
Scheduled
The Flandshees of Innersimpson P.S., I Hate You Abe League of Their Moe
Unscheduled
Yellow Planet The Last Man Expanding Stew Lies Full Heart, Empty Pool Estranger Things Men Behaving Manly Keep Chalm and Gary On Bad Boys... for Life? Extreme Makeover: Homer Edition Yellow Mirror The Beautiful Shame Marge and Homer and Moe and Maya