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Trivia[]
- This episode marks the first appearance of the Crazy Cat Lady.
- Eric Stefani (brother of No Doubt lead singer Gwen Stefani) animated the scenes of Mojo with Homer.
Previous Episode Reference[]
- "The Itchy & Scratchy & Poochie Show":
- The Krusty the Clown Show gets a temporary change due to executive meddling (adding Poochie due to poor ratings/dedicating ten minutes of the show to educational kids' programming).
- Itchy and Scratchy talk
- The Tress MacNeille-voiced female executive appears.
- "Lisa's Pony" and "Bart Gets an Elephant": The Simpsons get a wild animal as a pet.
- "The Day the Violence Died": Bart and Lisa watch a cartoon that's not The Itchy & Scratchy Show (the Schoolhouse Rock parody/The Quick Energy Mattel and Mars Bars Chocobot Hour).
- "Lisa's Date with Density": Lisa and Nelson used to date.
- "Lisa on Ice": Lisa and Bart are rivals (in hockey/while working as kids' news anchors)
- "Dog of Death": Bart visits Kent Brockman at his mansion.
- "Treehouse of Horror V" ("The Shinning"): A character voiced by Dan Castellaneta (Homer/Groundskeeper Willie) threatens to kill Bart.
- "Treehouse of Horror VI" ("Attack of the 50 Foot Eyesores"): Homer steals from Lard Lad Donuts.
- "Whacking Day" and "'Round Springfield": Lunchlady Doris also works as the school nurse.
- "Bart Gets Famous": Bart becomes popular thanks to a performance on live TV.
- "Bart Gets an "F"": Bart tries to read something, but gets distracted.
- "Bart the Lover": References to tetanus shots (Homer says he needs one after stepping on a nail/Marge tells Bart she needs one after running away from Mojo the monkey).
Cultural References[]
- This episode's title references the TV series Early Edition.
Goofs[]
- When Bart was pounding on the door of Willie's shack, the colors of his shoes are reversed.
- When Apu's monkey first sticks his hand out from behind the cash register, there is a wide gap between the register and his arm, making it look detached from his body.
- At the Veterans Of Popular Wars Hall, Jasper Beardly's sleeve turns from green to gray for a frame.
- When Marge complains about Mojo's health, Homer says, "What do you want? His cholesterol's through the roof." The closed captioning replaces, "What do you want?" with "Give him a break, Marge."
- When Bart is backing away from Groundskeeper Willie at the dump, the bottom of his microphone disappears for a frame.