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Trivia[]
- This is one of the four episodes that was rated TV-G (suitable for all audiences) original release, despite having dubious content, such as Snake holding the family hostage for singing, Bart implying that Milhouse might be gay, Snake's line about the family wetting their pants from fear, the clips from "Bart After Dark" (which includes scenes with the scantily-clad showgirls from the Maison Derriere), and the end where Snake shoots at the names in the closing credits. Amazon.com and Disney+ has the episode rated TV-PG (parental guidance suggested), which is the average content rating for the show in America.
- This is the only clip show to only use clips from episodes produced at Film Roman, contrasting with the other four clip show episodes also using clips from earlier episodes produced at Klasky-Csupo, Inc. (the fourth season's "So It's Come to This: A Simpsons Clip Show", being from the first season where Film Roman handles domestic production, only uses clips from Klasky-Csupo -produced episodes).
Previous Episode References[]
- The Way We Was and Lisa's First Word:
- Episodes where the family are shown at their own house throughout the episode.
- Flashback episodes ("All Singing, All Dancing" does count as a flashback episode in a sense, as most of the previous clips are from past episodes and Marge mentions Bart taking ballet class).
- Homer vs. Patty and Selma: Marge mentions Bart being good at ballet.
- Lisa's Date with Density and Lisa's Sax: References to Milhouse possibly being gay.
- The Springfield Connection, The PTA Disbands, Realty Bites, and Separate Vocations: Snake and the Simpsons (holds Marge at knifepoint after she exposes his three-card monte scam/asks Bart to help him break out of jail/fights Homer for his car, L'il Bandit/nearly runs Bart over with his car/holds the family hostage to keep them from singing).
- Simpsoncalifragilisticexpiala(Annoyed Grunt)cious and Miracle on Evergreen Terrace: Episodes rated TV-G (on the first airing), despite containing content more suited for its average rating of TV-PG.
- Another Simpsons Clip Show: A clip show episode that has been poorly-received by fans and critics.
An ear with no hole
Goofs[]
- In the film Paint Your Wagon, as the older man is noting that the wagon is shabby, his earhole disappears for a frame.
Space between Marge's neck and necklace
- After Bart makes fun of Homer's singing and Marge points out that Bart has sung too, her head is mispositioned for a frame so that some space between her neck and necklace is visible.
Production Notes[]
- The final draft for this episode was published on July 18, 1997.[1]
July 18, 1997