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No Good Read Goes Unpunished |
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Cultural References
- This episode's title is a reference to the phrase, "no good deed goes unpunished".
- The Itchy & Scratchy Show had an entire series marathon, with the hashtag, #EverySlaughterEver. This is a reference to an occasional marathon of The Simpsons, with the hashtag, #EveryEpisodeEver.
- The Itchy & Scratchy Show episode, "Leave it to Cleaver" is a parody on "Leave it to Beaver". The similarly titled following episode, "Cat Scratch Cleaver", is a pun on the disease Cat Scratch Fever.
- The Art of War is a reference to book of the same name by Sun Tzu. The Art of War could also be a reference to the episodes "The Bart of War" and "The War of Art."
- Tunnelcraft is an obvious parody on Minecraft.
- Lisa and Marge break the fourth wall to pander to some opposing protesters in recently heightened controversy over the show's Indian character, Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, popularized by the Hari Kondabolu documentary film, "The Problem with Apu".
Trivia
- This episode is a response from the production crew of The Simpsons to the controversy on Apu Nahasapeemapetilon.
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 |