Heartbreak Hotel/References

==Cultural References==
* This episode and its song is named after and a parody of the 1956 song of the same name by .
* The Amazing Place is a parody of two CBS shows; the name is a parody of , and the concept of the show features elements from The Amazing Race and . 
** Elements from The Amazing Race include:
*** Teams (or in this case, couples) competing against each other, with the last place team eliminated after completing a stage;
** Elements from Survivor include:
*** The setting of the show is on an island
* The show references Robert "Boston Rob" Mariano, who competed on both Survivor and The Amazing Race. 
** Boston Rob first competed in Survivor: Marquesas and reappeared on Survivor: All-Stars, Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains, and Survivor: Redemption Island. During Survivor: All-Stars, he formed an alliance with Amber Brkich, which evolved into a romantic relationship; both made it to the Final Two during All-Stars, with Amber winning by a vote of 4-3; Boston Rob proposed to Amber prior to the final votes being revealed during the show's live finale.
** As an engaged couple, Boston Rob and Amber competed on The Amazing Race 7, finishing in second place. They would get married soon after Amazing Race 7 aired, and reappeared as a married couple in the Amazing Race All-Stars in 2007, but were eliminated after the fourth leg.
* Courtyard by Airport is a parody of the Courtyard by Marriott hotel chain.
==Trivia==
* Al Jean implied on Twitter that Heartbreak Hotel would act as the Season 29 finale, although this was ultimately changed.https://twitter.com/AlJean/status/905860702392299520
*Last time Homer used his middle finger was in “The Simpsons Movie.”
*Oddly, Maggie doesn’t appear with the family while watching TV at the beginning and the end of the episode.
==Censorship==
On the premiere on November, 2nd, 2022 on Channel 4 they cut these two scenes.
* Homer giving the middle finger was cut.
* Marge and Nick reenacting the "three-legged challenge" was cut.
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