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Cultural References
- The title of this episode is a reference to Jacob's Ladder, the name given to a staircase described in the Book of Genesis that connects earth to heaven.
- Homer has Vhs recordings of Family Matters, the Tracy Ullman show, and Saved By The Bell.
- Homer mentions Google when Bart tries to get Flander's internet.
Trivia
- Milhouse broke the fourth wall saying that bart isn't wearing a sweater like the one in his dream.
- Many Deceassed Simpson characters return in this episode.
- the VHS from the Simpsons movie reappears in this episode.
- When Marge Mentions the Tracy Ullman Show, Homer does his voice in that series (along with some earlier episodes).
- Lisa Does Karma to Bart in this episode.
- Homer weighs more then an elephant, this is a refrence to an earlier season 29 episode called "Whisler's Father."
- it was revealed that Marge used to love the recola commercial as she and homer dressed up as the people in the ad (and homer was a horn).
- This is the first episode since forever that moe sylzak doesn't appear although his place appears.
Goofs
| ā Season 28 | Season 29 References/Trivia | Season 30 āŗ |
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| The Serfsons ā¢ Springfield Splendor ā¢ Whistler's Father ā¢ Treehouse of Horror XXVIII ā¢ Grampy Can Ya Hear Me ā¢ The Old Blue Mayor She Ain't What She Used to Be ā¢ Singin' in the Lane ā¢ Mr. Lisa's Opus ā¢ Gone Boy ā¢ Haw-Haw Land ā¢ Frink Gets Testy ā¢ Homer Is Where the Art Isn't ā¢ 3 Scenes Plus a Tag from a Marriage ā¢ Fears of a Clown ā¢ No Good Read Goes Unpunished ā¢ King Leer ā¢ Lisa Gets the Blues ā¢ Forgive and Regret ā¢ Left Behind ā¢ Throw Grampa from the Dane ā¢ Flanders' Ladder | ||