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* When Marge is dancing, her eyes are briefly so low down that they cover almost the entirety of her nose. |
* When Marge is dancing, her eyes are briefly so low down that they cover almost the entirety of her nose. |
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* Despite being the first day of school, a calendar in the back of [[Ms. Hoover]]'s classroom says March. ''[[Ms. Hoover]] is lazy and does not care much for being a teacher. Her neglecting to change the calendar is not out of character. However, at the grease collecting plant, the calendar shown in the background also says March''. |
* Despite being the first day of school, a calendar in the back of [[Ms. Hoover]]'s classroom says March. ''[[Ms. Hoover]] is lazy and does not care much for being a teacher. Her neglecting to change the calendar is not out of character. However, at the grease collecting plant, the calendar shown in the background also says March''. |
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+ | * [[File:Yellowtwins.jpg|thumb|Sherri and Terri are bright yellow]]There appear to be four of the same faced squeaky voiced teens at Krusty Burger. |
+ | * When Alex is complaining to Lisa about the students' childishness, [[Sherri and Terri]] are bright yellow instead of pale yellow. |
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− | *Jimbo, Kearney, and Dolph are missing at the school. |
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+ | *Jimbo, Kearney, and Dolph are missing at the school. ''Given their characters, it's plausible that they were either suspended or skipping school, or that they just were not interested in the dance or the particular events of the episode.'' |
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− | *In some FXX reruns, from the part when Lisa says "Enjoy the dance" to Willie |
+ | *In some FXX reruns, from the part when Lisa says "Enjoy the dance" to Willie shrieking seeing Bart and Homer, the talking and sound effects are out of sync. |
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Trivia
- A framed picture of Bleeding Gums Murphy can be seen in Lisa's bedroom.
- FOX aired this episode earlier than the rest of the season as it was used to promote the debut of That '70s Show. It is also one of the few episodes to air in August.
- Nelson is seen talking to his friends about huckleberries. He previously expressed interest in picking huckleberries in "This Little Wiggy".
- An article from The New York Times from 2012 highlighted this episode about grease theft from restaurants.
Cultural References
- This episode title is a reference to 1984 novel Lord of the Dance by Father Andrew Greeley.
- Alex tells Lisa not to be a "Phoebe", referring to Lisa Kudrow's character from the TV show Friends.
- Lisa's new appearance looks similar to Olivia Newton-John's character's new look in the film Grease.
- Homer's grease heist scheme might have been inspired by the Fight Club novel, although the episode aired over a year before the movie based on the novel was released, giving it more mainstream fame.
Goofs
- When Marge is dancing, her eyes are briefly so low down that they cover almost the entirety of her nose.
- Despite being the first day of school, a calendar in the back of Ms. Hoover's classroom says March. Ms. Hoover is lazy and does not care much for being a teacher. Her neglecting to change the calendar is not out of character. However, at the grease collecting plant, the calendar shown in the background also says March.
- There appear to be four of the same faced squeaky voiced teens at Krusty Burger.
- When Alex is complaining to Lisa about the students' childishness, Sherri and Terri are bright yellow instead of pale yellow.
- Jimbo, Kearney, and Dolph are missing at the school. Given their characters, it's plausible that they were either suspended or skipping school, or that they just were not interested in the dance or the particular events of the episode.
- In some FXX reruns, from the part when Lisa says "Enjoy the dance" to Willie shrieking seeing Bart and Homer, the talking and sound effects are out of sync.