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* WouldHurtAChild: Whomever Bart owes money to threatened to break his legs.
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Also the last episode production-wise to utilize traditional cel animation.
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* CityShoutOuts: {{Discussed}} by Mick Jagger, who advises the rock star wannabes that they always have to compliment the city they are playing in.
-->'''[[Music/TheRollingStonesBand Mick Jagger]]:''' And no matter where you are, you always say 'It's the wildest town in the whole damn world'.\\
'''Chief Wiggum:''' So, when you said it in Springfield last year, you didn't mean it?\\
'''Jagger:''' (''pausing'') Yeah, sure I did, but only because Springfield really ''is'' the wildest town in the whole damn world!\\
(''everyone cheers'')
-->'''[[Music/TheRollingStonesBand Mick Jagger]]:''' And no matter where you are, you always say 'It's the wildest town in the whole damn world'.\\
'''Chief Wiggum:''' So, when you said it in Springfield last year, you didn't mean it?\\
'''Jagger:''' (''pausing'') Yeah, sure I did, but only because Springfield really ''is'' the wildest town in the whole damn world!\\
(''everyone cheers'')
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* ToadLicking: Homer resorts to licking the toads in a pet shop in an attempt to intoxicate himself after being kicked out of Moe's Tavern.
--> '''Squeaky-Voiced Teen''': Are you gonna buy those toads or just lick them?
--> '''Squeaky-Voiced Teen''': Are you gonna buy those toads or just lick them?
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* DepartmentOfRedundancyDepartment: Homer does it twice in the course of three sentences: "My dream has been shattered into shards of a broken dream. I was so close to being a rock star... but now, there's a chance it might not happen. I'll just have to settle for being a fat, bald, fat nothing."
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'''Original air date''': November 10, 2002
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'''Original air date''': November 10, 2002
date:''' 11/10/2002
'''Production code:''' DABF-22
'''Production code:''' DABF-22
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This episode was produced by Mike Scully (showrunner for seasons 9-12), as opposed to Al Jean, the showrunner for season 13.
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This episode episode's executive producer was produced by Mike Scully (showrunner for of seasons 9-12), as opposed to Al Jean, the showrunner for season 13.
9-12).
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* ParentalFavoritism: Homer calls Bart his favorite for being the only one willing to pretend to believe his BlatantLies.
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* InVinoVeritas: The rest of the Simpsons take this for granted when they see Homer's drunk conversation with the cab driver and are at first touched when he talks about how much he loves coming home to them. Then they're disgusted when he veers into his resentments.
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--> '''Mick Jagger''': Cheer up, Homer. [[Music/TheRollingStones It's only rock and roll camp.]]\\
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--> '''Mick Jagger''': Cheer up, Homer. [[Music/TheRollingStones [[Music/TheRollingStonesBand It's only rock and roll camp.]]\\
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* CameoCluster: Homer goes to a rock music camp where the counselors include The Rolling Stones, Elvis Costello, Tom Petty, and Lenny Kravitz.
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* InternalDeconstruction: Homer's drunken rant at the beginning of the episode is one towards the earlier episodes that explained how the Simpsons family came to be. While Homer loves his family, he had to abandon his future prospects and get a job he hates in order to provide for Marge and Bart, and when he was finally able to quit the nuclear plant and get his dream job at the bowling alley instead, Maggie's sudden inspection forced him to give that up and go back to the plant. While he's willing to endure a lot for their sakes, Homer admits he still has some lingering bitterness over how he's pretty much had to dedicate his entire life to them and hasn't been able to follow his own dreams.
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* InternalDeconstruction: Homer's drunken rant at the beginning of the episode is one towards the earlier episodes that explained how the Simpsons family came to be. While Homer loves his family, he had to abandon his future prospects and get a job he hates in order to provide for Marge and Bart, and when he was finally able to quit the nuclear plant and get his dream job at the bowling alley instead, Maggie's sudden inspection conception forced him to give that up and go back to the plant. While he's willing to endure a lot for their sakes, Homer admits he still has some lingering bitterness over how he's pretty much had to dedicate his entire life to them and hasn't been able to follow his own dreams.
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* InternalDeconstruction: Homer's drunken rant at the beginning of the episode is one towards the earlier episodes that explained how the Simpsons family came to be. While Homer loves his family, he had to abandon his future prospects and get a job he hates in order to provide for Marge and Bart, and when he was finally able to quit the nuclear plant and get his dream job at the bowling alley instead, Maggie's sudden inspection forced him to give that up and go back to the plant. While he's willing to endure a lot for their sakes, Homer admits he still has some lingering bitterness over how he's pretty much had to dedicate his entire life to them and hasn't been able to follow his own dreams.
