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== Cultural References ==
 
== Cultural References ==
* The name of this episode is a reference to the Children's book ''{{W|The Cat in the Hat}}''.
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* The name of this episode is a reference to the Children's book ''{{W|The Cat in the Hat}}'' by Dr. Seuss.
 
* Homer travels into the ''[[South Park]]'' universe in the couch gag.
 
* Homer travels into the ''[[South Park]]'' universe in the couch gag.
 
* The song that plays when Lisa is with the hat is Wouldn't It Be Nice by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Beach_Boys The Beach Boys].
 
* The song that plays when Lisa is with the hat is Wouldn't It Be Nice by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Beach_Boys The Beach Boys].

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Cultural References

  • The name of this episode is a reference to the Children's book The Cat in the Hat by Dr. Seuss.
  • Homer travels into the South Park universe in the couch gag.
  • The song that plays when Lisa is with the hat is Wouldn't It Be Nice by The Beach Boys.
  • Bart says that he is bad to the bone, a reference to the George Thorogood song "Bad to the Bone".
  • Donald Trump appears in Lisa's fantasy and he appears to be tweeting on Twitter.
  • Rod and Todd's nosebleed after levitating the compacted car through faith is a reference to Stranger Things.  The character of Eleven in the series has a psychokinetic power which leads to a nosebleed after each use.
  • Mozart's Requiem in D Minor makes several appeareances while Homer reminisces about his past on chess.

Trivia

  • Bart's guilty conscience resembles his non-canon twin brother Hugo Simpson II.
  • A display of Bort license plates is seen in the background as Bart takes his "Bad to the Bone" tattoo, which is a reference to the episode "Itchy & Scratchy Land".

Goofs

  • The episode is framed as a story being told by Bart and Lisa, but they weren't present during most of Homer's B-plot. How did that get into the story?


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