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Cultural References
- The name and the plot of this episode are a reference to the ESPN documentary series 30 for 30.
- Anger Watkins is based off of Stephen A. Smith, currently one of the hosts of ESPN's First Take. Stephen A. Smith is known for being provocative and has a history of making controversial remarks on the air; in 2014, he was suspended by ESPN for his comments regarding domestic violence following the incident where ex-NFL football player Ray Rice punched Janay Palmer, Rice's then-fianceé, in a casino elevator.
- The scene where Homer is putting the towel in his mouth during the basketball game is a reference to former men's college basketball coach Jerry Tarkanian, who chewed on moist towels during games to prevent his mouth from drying out.
Trivia
- This is the fourth episode with the title starting with a number (not counting written numbers such as "Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo"). The others are 22 Short Films About Springfield, 24 Minutes and 500 Keys.
- When excluding the numbers, this episode has the shortest title in the series, with only three letters (For). The second place is a tie between Season 12's HOMЯ, Season 22's 500 Keys (Keys) and Season 25's Yolo, with four letters each. By excluding special characters, Season 25's Luca$ would also be included.
- This episode will be a bonus episode on The Complete Eighteenth Season DVD as a special feature, making this episode the first Season 28 episode to be on DVD.