Wild Barts Can't Be Broken/References

==Cultural references==
*Milhouse is seen watching the British children's TV show (right) Teletubbies before switching to the movie commercial (although it is 7:00 pm when the horror movie commercial was on, so unless Milhouse had a Teletubbies video in the VCR or he was watching it on cable, there is no way he could have seen it, as Teletubbies doesn't come on primetime).
*The Bloodening is based on the horror films Children of the Corn and Village of the Damned.
*The scene where the kids take the different electronics through the fence parodies scenes from Our Gang, including Milhouse dressed as Alfalfa.
*The song near the end of the episode parodies the song "Kids" from the musical Bye Bye Birdie.
*Otto holding up the stereo above holding is similar to the scene in the film Say Anything... where Lloyd Dobler tries the same thing to win back Diane Court.
*One of the sitcoms Homer and Marge watches is called Talk to the Hand, starring David Faustino. Faustino is best known as the smart, yet perpetually dateless son, Bud Bundy, on the Fox sitcom .
*In the Gracie Films logo, after a woman says "Shh!," the Old Jewish man shouts "Don't tell me to shush, you stupid lady!"
*In the scene where Lisa is flipping through radio stations, the line "A date which will live in infamy," from President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Infamy Speech given on the 8th December 1941 can be heard. The speech was given in response to the Japanese Bombing on the US Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii on the morning the 7th December 1941, as well as signaling the American entry into the Second World War against the Axis forces of Imperial Japan and her allies, Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy.
*Homer, Lenny, Carl and Barney sing the song "" by in the school's locker room, but they mistake the lyrics and start singing "", also by Queen.
*A deleted scene reveals that Superintendent Chalmers is an illegal immigrant from a Spanish-speaking country, with the kids addressing him as "Señor Chalmers", and Chalmers sheepishly muttering "Ay carumba" after being slapped by Agnes Skinner when hearing this.
==Goofs==
*During one shot when Homer goes to Moe's and and sees the game on TV, Lenny's shirt is lighter green than usual.
*Nelson is seen complaining about the curfew, despite avoiding it by stealing Dr. Hibbert's ID. Since stealing is illegal, Dr. Hibbert apparently took it back offscreen, so Nelson must've probably been forced to be curfewed.
*When Homer exits the house to go to the carnival, he does not touch the door, yet after Homer has already walked away from it the door randomly shots.
*When Bart is complaining about the curfew and suggesting they go to bed, the board games are layered in front of his arm instead of behind it, creating an impossible image.
*At the town meeting Dr. Hibbert changes from a suit and tie to a purple sweater between shots.
*Lovejoy's outfit changes repeatedly during the musical number: first a light blue sweater, then a violet shirt, then his usual pink shirt.
* When Skinner is at the drive-in, Edna is in the passenger seat. When Agnes Skinner and Superintendent Chalmers are revealed, Edna is nowhere to be seen.
*When Wendell is among the kids seen inside the police wagon, his skin is a lot less pale than usual.
*When Clancy says "For crying out loud, Eddie" Disney+ subtitles renders it as "Stop crying out loud, Eddie"
*For some reason, Allison can be seen in place of Janey in the drive-through when Chief Wiggum catches them, yet the viewer does not see her running from her home or any scene before this, a similar thing happens with one of the twins in place of her when Nelson pushes Milhouse through the hole in the fence.
**Additionally, the arrangement of the kids sitting when they're watching the movie changes depending on the scene.
*Jimbo and Dolph are seen among the adults driving/traveling to the billboard, but earlier, they were arrested for breaking the curfew and during the "Kids" song, they are seen with the kids.
*During the shower scene when Barney, Carl, Homer, and Lenny all sing We Are the Champions, when Lenny lifts up his fist for two frames, his body disappears.
**Also while hugging Homer for those two frames, his right arm is not yellow, but rather transparent.
==Trivia==
*This episode never explains how the curfew ended afterwards, because in future episodes, kids and adults were seen going around the town after dark without getting in trouble. The curfew was probably lifted.
*This episode marks the first time Springfield Isotopes appear physically and are not only mentioned or appear in photo or just their logo does since "Dancin' Homer" which is their debut episode.
== Production Notes ==
* The final draft for this episode was published on August 12, 1998.https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/simpsons-original-production-staff-1991593014
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