Now Museum, Now You Don't (Episode)/References

== Cultural references ==
* The song called "In 1470" is a parody of At Seventeen by Janis Ian. Another song named "Barry-Barry Night" is a parody of Vincent by Don McLean. The former song appeared in "The Mysterious Voyage of Homer" and "Chief of Hearts" and the latter one appeared in "'Scuse Me While I Miss the Sky".
== Trivia ==
* The episode name references the phrase "Now You See Them, Now You Don't".
* This episode shares the same title as the main story for Simpsons Comics issue 109.
**The same title pun was also used for episodes of Baby Looney Tunes, The Venture Bros. and A Pup Named Scooby-Doo.
*This is the first appearance of Bumblebee Man voiced by Eric Lopez.
*It at the end of Act III, the mural features Mindy Simmons, even though she was presumed to have left Springfield after the incident with Homer. She was however seen in other episodes, including "Undercover Burns".
*This episode had one of the lowest viewer counts of the show, with only around 1.51 million.
*Little Caesar getting stabbed is a reference to .
==Goofs==
*Tomatoes were not introduced in Italy until near the end of Leonardo's life and did not become popular for about other 200 years. Therefore, Lisanardo's mother would not be making tomato sauce.
*Toulouse-Moetrec is seen in 1863, however Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec was born in 1864.
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