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Trivia[]
Cultural References[]
Previous Episode References[]
- The music video for "Deep, Deep Trouble" and Dog of Death: Bart gets his hair shaved off.
- 22 Short Films About Springfield, Lisa the Beauty Queen, The Dad Who Knew Too Little, and The President Wore Pearls: Lisa's "good girl points" hairstyle is changed.
- Lisa the Beauty Queen: A disaster involving The Duff Blimp (Barney crashes it a la The Hindenberg/The Blue Angel jets fly into it).
- Homer the Heretic: Homer meets God
- Simpsons Bible Stories:
- The Biblical apocalypse comes to Springfield.
- One Simpson goes to Heaven (or almost does) while everyone else gets left behind.
- Krusty Gets Kancelled, Marge Be Not Proud, Day of the Jackanapes, and Grift of the Magi: Krusty the Clown hosts a celebrity-studded TV special.
- Bart Sells His Soul: Moe's Tavern is turned into a restaurant (Uncle Moe's Family Feedbag/a sushi restaurant).
- The Secret War of Lisa Simpson and The Joy of Sect: Marge tricks the kids into thinking they're going to do something fun (go to Disneyland/own their own hoverbikes/get ice cream).
- Large Marge: The Baha Men guest star to sing a parody of their song, "Who Let the Dogs Out?"
- Girly Edition: Homer eating discarded Cinnabons from the trash is similar to him eating the doughnut that Mojo the monkey ate and threw on the ground.
- Itchy & Scratchy: The Movie: Blood pours down on someone's car
- Days of Wine and D'oh'ses: Nelson takes up photography as a hobby.
- The Springfield Connection: Homer is emotionally distraught over a comedy movie from the 1980s (thinks Police Academy is painful and disturbing/says Cannonball Run 2 will haunt him forever).
- HOMR: Homer mathematically figures out something religious (the fact that there is no God/the Biblical apocalypse).
- Sunday, Cruddy Sunday: Homer leads the town on a bus trip that goes wrong (the Super Bowl trip/the trip to the mesa to wait for the End of Days).