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Cultural References[]
- Smithers and Dr. Hibbert discussing Mr. Burns' health is a reference to Citizen Kane.
- In the Springfield Post Office, a fresco seen above is a parody of The Creation of Adam.
Trivia[]
- This episode reveals Bart’s first three allergies: butterscotch, imitation butterscotch, and Glow in the Dark Monster Make-up.
- This is the last episode to be dubbed in Turkish on the Turkish TV broadcast versions.
- This is a season finale that kind of aired later than most season finales would, as it aired on a Thursday on July 11th, 1991. Normally, every season would finish off in the month of May. This also happened with the finale episode of Season 3 called Brother, Can You Spare Two Dimes?, as that episode finished off Season 3/it's own season on Thursday, August 27th, 1992 instead of, again, May.
- This is the last episode where Lisa is a 7 year old girl. She will be 8 by the next episode & season.
Goofs[]
- It is revealed Smithers donated a kidney to Burns. If Smithers' blood type is B-Positive, his kidneys would only work on a person with an AB Positive blood type or another B-Positive person, meaning Smithers would have been unable to donate a kidney to Burns who had Double O negative blood.
- When Mr. Burns reads Homer's letter, the text on the letter disappears for a frame.
- Instead of pretending to be Mr. Burns, why didn’t Homer just tell the man at the post office his real name and that he has to get the letter back he mailed by mistake since his name is on the return address? This can likely be explained by Homer's lack of intelligence.
- Given its size, the Olmec head statue should not of been able to enter the Simpsons' residence without the outer walls of the house removed.
- Homer's wristwatch disappears and reappears while he is sneaking into Burns' office.