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** The episode also features the party-hard youth culture of the 90s and 2000s at its peak, with Music/KidRock appearing at an MTV show broadcast from the beach (featuring a joke about the age of the channel's presenters), with Rock's particular brand of RapRock being passe by the time the episode aired. Kid Rock's hype man Joe C. also appears alongside him in this episode, seven months before he died from complications related to dwarfism.
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** The episode also features the party-hard youth culture of the 90s and 2000s at its peak, with Music/KidRock appearing at an MTV show broadcast from the beach (featuring a joke about the age of the channel's presenters), with Rock's particular brand of RapRock being passe by the time the episode aired.presenters). Kid Rock's hype man Joe C. also appears alongside him in this episode, seven months before he died from complications related to dwarfism.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Marge says "This family has hit a new low. We're on the run from the law, totally lost, no car, no money, no clean clothes... and it's all your fault.", which also sums up their predicament in ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsonsMovie''.
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* EnsembleDarkHorse: Even detractors will admit to liking the "I like that" Lady, seeing her as the highlight of the episode.
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* AlternativeJokeInterpretation: Homer telling Marge that he saw fifteen boobs. Did he see fifteen ''pairs'' of boobs? Did seven girls show both their boobs with an eighth showing only one? Was Homer drunk and not to be taken seriously?
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** Homer telling Marge that he saw fifteen boobs. Did he see fifteen ''pairs'' of boobs? Did seven girls show both their boobs with an eighth showing only one? Was Homer drunk and not to be takenseriously?seriously?
** Homer's reason for his reluctance to travel to Florida is because he sees it as "America's wang". Does he think the state looks phallic, or is it a reference to [[OnlyInFlorida how a lot of bizarre news comes from Florida]]?
** Homer telling Marge that he saw fifteen boobs. Did he see fifteen ''pairs'' of boobs? Did seven girls show both their boobs with an eighth showing only one? Was Homer drunk and not to be taken
** Homer's reason for his reluctance to travel to Florida is because he sees it as "America's wang". Does he think the state looks phallic, or is it a reference to [[OnlyInFlorida how a lot of bizarre news comes from Florida]]?
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Harsher In Hindsight only applies to the preceding work, rather than the latter (in this case, the episode Who Shot Mr Burns).
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** Florida is willing to convict a baby for a crime that [[SinsOfOurFathers was actually committed by her father]], defying Wiggum's comment on how no court (besides Texas, maybe) will sentence an infant to prison for heinous crimes in "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsWhoShotMrBurns Who Shot Mr. Burns]]".
** When Homer is questioning Lenny and Carl over who their favorite [[Music/BackstreetBoys Backstreet Boy]] is, the latter mentions Nick citing how good he is to his mother. Years later, Nick and his mother Jane are very much estranged due to her controlling StageMom tendencies.
** Florida is willing to convict a baby for a crime that [[SinsOfOurFathers was actually committed by her father]], defying Wiggum's comment on how no court (besides Texas, maybe) will sentence an infant to prison for heinous crimes in "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsWhoShotMrBurns Who Shot Mr. Burns]]".
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** Florida is willing to convict a baby for a crime that [[SinsOfOurFathers was actually committed by her father]], defying Wiggum's comment on how no court (besides Texas, maybe) will sentence an infant to prison for heinous crimes in "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsWhoShotMrBurns Who Shot Mr. Burns]]".
**HarsherInHindsight: When Homer is questioning Lenny and Carl over who their favorite [[Music/BackstreetBoys Backstreet Boy]] is, the latter mentions Nick citing how good he is to his mother. Years later, Nick and his mother Jane are very much estranged due to her controlling StageMom tendencies.
** Florida is willing to convict a baby for a crime that [[SinsOfOurFathers was actually committed by her father]], defying Wiggum's comment on how no court (besides Texas, maybe) will sentence an infant to prison for heinous crimes in "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsWhoShotMrBurns Who Shot Mr. Burns]]".
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** Florida is willing to convict a baby for a crime that [[SinsOfOurFathers was actually committed by her father]], defying Wiggum's comment on how no court (besides Texas, maybe) will sentence an infant to prison for heinous crimes in "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsWhoShotMrBurns Who Shot Mr.Burns]]".Burns]]".
** When Homer is questioning Lenny and Carl over who their favorite [[Nusic/BackstreetBoys Backstreet Boy]] is, the latter mentions Nick citing how good he is to his mother. Years later, Nick and his mother Jane are very much estranged due to her controlling StageMom tendencies.
** Florida is willing to convict a baby for a crime that [[SinsOfOurFathers was actually committed by her father]], defying Wiggum's comment on how no court (besides Texas, maybe) will sentence an infant to prison for heinous crimes in "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsWhoShotMrBurns Who Shot Mr.
** When Homer is questioning Lenny and Carl over who their favorite [[Nusic/BackstreetBoys Backstreet Boy]] is, the latter mentions Nick citing how good he is to his mother. Years later, Nick and his mother Jane are very much estranged due to her controlling StageMom tendencies.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: Florida is willing to convict a baby for a crime that [[SinsOfOurFathers was actually committed by her father]], defying Wiggum's comment on how no court (besides Texas, maybe) will sentence an infant to prison for heinous crimes in "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsWhoShotMrBurns Who Shot Mr. Burns]]".
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: HarsherInHindsight: Florida is willing to convict a baby for a crime that [[SinsOfOurFathers was actually committed by her father]], defying Wiggum's comment on how no court (besides Texas, maybe) will sentence an infant to prison for heinous crimes in "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsWhoShotMrBurns Who Shot Mr. Burns]]".
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** This episode aired in April of 2000; the Montana Militia largely disbanded around this time, after reaching its peak membership during the previous year.
** The episode also features the party-hard youth culture of the 90s and 2000s at its peak, with Music/KidRock appearing at an MTV show broadcast from the beach (featuring a joke about the age of the channel's presenters), with Rock's particular brand of RapRock being passe by the time the episode aired. Kid Rock's hype man Joe C. also appears alongside him in this episode, seven months before he died from complications related to dwarfism.
** Film and theater critic Vincent Canby also mentioned, he would die only six months after the episode aired.
** This episode aired in April of 2000; the Montana Militia largely disbanded around this time, after reaching its peak membership during the previous year.
** The episode also features the party-hard youth culture of the 90s and 2000s at its peak, with Music/KidRock appearing at an MTV show broadcast from the beach (featuring a joke about the age of the channel's presenters), with Rock's particular brand of RapRock being passe by the time the episode aired. Kid Rock's hype man Joe C. also appears alongside him in this episode, seven months before he died from complications related to dwarfism.
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* WriterCopOut: The alligator being alive all along makes many viewers feel that this is in play as it makes the entire episode pointless. This is one reason why a decent amount of fans have asked for this episode to rendered non-canon, similar to "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS9E2ThePrincipalAndThePauper The Principal and the Pauper]]." According to WordOfGod, there was originally a scene where the unconscious Captain Jack had a wake at the capitol building, which would have at least explained how he got to the party at the end.
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* WriterCopOut: The alligator Captain Jack being alive all along makes many viewers feel that this is in play as it makes the entire episode pointless. This is one reason why a decent amount of fans have asked for this episode to rendered non-canon, similar to "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS9E2ThePrincipalAndThePauper The Principal and the Pauper]]." According to WordOfGod, there was originally a scene where the unconscious Captain Jack had a wake at the capitol building, which would have at least explained how he got to the party at the end.play.
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** According to WordOfGod, there was originally a scene where the unconscious Captain Jack had a wake at the capitol building, which would have at least explained how he got to the party at the end.
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* MemeticMutation: For whatever reason, the scene of Homer with the ruthless warden (in particular the shot of Homer being reflected in the warden's mirrored glasses) became a meme template in Latin America, usually accompained with one of the phrases the warden says in the dub, ''Usted no aprende, verdad?'' ("You don't learn, do you?")
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**Pauper]]." According to WordOfGod, there was originally a scene where the unconscious Captain Jack had a wake at the capitol building, which would have at least explained how he got to the party at the end.
* WriterCopOut: The alligator being alive all along makes many viewers feel that this is in play as it makes the entire episode pointless. This is one reason why a decent amount of fans have asked for this episode to rendered non-canon, similar to "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS9E2ThePrincipalAndThePauper The Principal and the
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* WriterCopOut: The alligator being alive all along makes many viewers feel that this is in play as it makes the entire episode pointless. This is one reason why a decent amount of fans have asked for this episode to rendered non-canon, similar to "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS9E2ThePrincipalAndThePauper The Principal and the Pauper]]"Pauper]]"
** According to WordOfGod, there was originally a scene where the unconscious Captain Jack had a wake at the capitol building, which would have at least explained how he got to the party at the end.
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* WriterCopOut: The alligator being alive all along makes many viewers feel that this is in play as it makes the entire episode pointless. This is one Reason why a decent amount of Fans have asked for this episode to rendered Non Canon. Similar to "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsThePrincipalAndThePauper "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS9E2ThePrincipalAndThePauper The Principal and the Pauper]]"
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* WriterCopOut: The alligator being alive all along makes many viewers feel that this is in play as it makes the entire episode pointless. This is one Reason why a decent amount of Fans have asked for this episode to rendered Non Canon. Similar to "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsThePrincipalAndThePauper The Princpal And The Principal and the Pauper]]"
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* FanonDiscontinuity:A good group of Fans consider this episode or at the very least The part after Spring Break Non Canon
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* WriterCopOut: The alligator being alive all along makes many viewers feel that this is in play as it makes the entire episode pointless. This is one Reason why a decent amount of Fans have asked for this episode to rendered Non Canon. Similar to "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsThePrincpalAndThePauper "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsThePrincipalAndThePauper The Princpal And The Pauper]]"
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: Florida is willing to convict a baby for a crime that [[SinsOfOurFather was actually committed by her father]], defying Wiggum's comment on how no court (besides Texas, maybe) will sentence an infant to prison for heinous crimes in "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsWhoShotMrBurns Who Shot Mr. Burns]]".
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