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Fear of Flying
Homer the Great
And Maggie Makes Three

Citations[]

  • The title is a reference to the Greek King Alexander the Great.
  • The entire episode is a spoof of Masonic conspiracy theories and also Skull and Bones.
  • The General Lee from The Dukes of Hazzard can be seen in the traffic jam.
  • The couch gag of this episode is a parody of M.C. Escher's Relativity style environment.
  • Homer saying "all I have to do is follow the yellow drip road" is a reference to Glinda the Good Witch's quote "all you have to do, is follow the yellow brick road", in the iconic movie "The Wizard of Oz".
  • Lisa telling Homer to beware the ides of March is a reference to William Shakespeare's play "Julius Caesar."
  • John Hancock in historical flashback during the signing of Declaration of Independence saying "Lets Party Like It's 1799" was parody of catchphrase from Prince's song "1999".
  • Homer's underwear being thrown in crate of fire which looks like Ark of Covenant which unleashed the ghosts similar to spirits from Raiders of the Lost Ark.
  • Homer's giddy prancing during his coronation is based on the child monarch in The Last Emperor.
  • The title tells us about Homer being good.

Trivia[]

  • Stonecutter numbers: Lenny is number 12, Carl is number 14, and Mr. Burns is number 29, which means that Lenny and Carl outrank him in the Stonecutter pecking order. Homer is given number 908.
  • In the animated series SpongeBob SquarePants, the episode "Cephalopod Lodge" is very similar to Homer the Great. The plot of the episode is that SpongeBob gets Squidward banned from an ancient society.
  • On "The Simpsons: Virtual Springfield", once you reach "Stonecutters'", Homer, singing, and the other Stonecutters' members are reenacting the "Stonecutters' Theme" segment of this episode.
  • This is the first episode to air in 1995.
  • Homer is presented with the real emergency phone number - 912. At the time of this episode's airing, 912 was the area code for most of southern Georgia, but in 2000 the 912 area code split into three parts, with Savannah and coastal Georgia retaining the 912 area code.
  • The music played in the Stonecutters' tunnel, which Homer used to circumvent the traffic jam, is "Water Music Suite No. 2 in D Major, HWV 349: II. Alla Hornpipe" by George Frideric Handel.
  • Barney isn't seen in the episode until at the park where he is seen walking with kids on top of him. It is unknown, however, if he was a member of the Stonecutters or if he was just visiting as a guest.

Items seen on Homer's revenge list[]

Goofs[]

Blackrobe

The guard with a black robe

  • The robe that the Stonecutter guard wore was the same standard burgundy color as all the other Stonecutters when Homer was peering out of the bush, but when Homer attempted to go through the doors, the guard's robe switched to black. 
  • Kirk Van Houten was drawn slightly off-model when Grampa and Homer entered the Stonecutters headquarters.
  • As the members of the Stonecutters sing We Do, Carl briefly has yellow skin.
  • When Homer is playing pool, the cue ball turns orange as soon as it hits the other balls.
  • When Homer talks to Lisa during class, the book poster features Krusty with orange hair.
  • There are multiple drawings on one side of Stonecutters' tunnel wall. In the first shot after Homer drives into the tunnel, those drawings are different. However, all drawings are the same (seems like Mona Lisa) in the next shot.


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Bart of DarknessLisa's RivalAnother Simpsons Clip ShowItchy & Scratchy LandSideshow Bob RobertsTreehouse of Horror VBart's GirlfriendLisa on IceHomer BadmanGrampa vs. Sexual InadequacyFear of FlyingHomer the GreatAnd Maggie Makes ThreeBart's CometHomie the ClownBart vs. AustraliaHomer vs. Patty and SelmaA Star is BurnsLisa's WeddingTwo Dozen and One GreyhoundsThe PTA Disbands'Round SpringfieldThe Springfield ConnectionLemon of TroyWho Shot Mr. Burns? (Part One)
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