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Cultural references
- The TV show "Police Cops" is an homage to Miami Vice and is a lot like Starsky and Hutch.
- When Homer complains that the once-heroic character sharing his name was suddenly changed, Marge argues that the character is simply comic relief now, "like Marlon Brando in Apocalypse Now."
- The theme song Max composes for himself is a spoof of the Goldfinger theme song.
- Homer mentions high school girl Debbie Pinson. She appears in a much later episode "Take My Life, Please".
- Homer's new name being lifted from a label for a hairdryer was subtly taken from the backstory of the titular character of the series Max Headroom, Edison Carter, where his digitized copy had picked up the name from a sign just before he crashed.
- Marge, when attempting to convince Homer that it was only coincidental that the star of Police Cops shared the same name as him, alluded to a guy with the same name as SNL star Anthony Michael Hall stealing Homer's car radio (although Bart implies that it was in fact the same person).
Goofs
- Ruth Powers is shown with a girl who is definitely not her daughter, Laura Powers. Although it could be a relative.
ā Season 9 | Season 10 References/Trivia | Season 11 āŗ |
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Lard of the Dance ā¢ The Wizard of Evergreen Terrace ā¢ Bart the Mother ā¢ Treehouse of Horror IX ā¢ When You Dish Upon a Star ā¢ D'oh-in' in the Wind ā¢ Lisa Gets an "A" ā¢ Homer Simpson in: "Kidney Trouble" ā¢ Mayored to the Mob ā¢ Viva Ned Flanders ā¢ Wild Barts Can't Be Broken ā¢ Sunday, Cruddy Sunday ā¢ Homer to the Max ā¢ I'm with Cupid ā¢ Marge Simpson in: "Screaming Yellow Honkers" ā¢ Make Room for Lisa ā¢ Maximum Homerdrive ā¢ Simpsons Bible Stories ā¢ Mom and Pop Art ā¢ The Old Man and the "C" Student ā¢ Monty Can't Buy Me Love ā¢ They Saved Lisa's Brain ā¢ Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo |