The One Where Yolanda's Family Visit

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## Notes

### Continuity notes

* Jack briefly alludes to an "incident", which led to the Guanlong sisters, amongst others, being quarantined. He has good reason to be vague about it; it's the disease outbreak that began in issue #2, in which Yui died. In that story it was discussed whether some of the other dinosaurs might be "carriers", which is presumably why the Guanlong sisters were quarantined.
* We last saw Dipper and Mabel in the Crisis; given the Guanlong sisters appeared there (Dipper and Mabel even played with them), it's unsurprising that they recognise them here. It was there we learned "Dipper" wasn't his real name; here we find out it's Mason. Yolanda's sister, who was also mentioned in the Crisis, makes her first appearance here.
* Lucinda asks whether Leon knows about "that thing" that happened in Yolanda's past; it was established in Things We Said We'd Never Do that Yolanda has some sort of dirty little secret...

### Pop-culture references

* The title of this issue uses the same naming scheme as the TV show *Friends*, where nearly every episode was "The One..." in which something happened.
* Jack jokingly calls Yolanda and her sister "Janet and Chrissy", a reference to two of the main characters from the show *Three's Company*. On that show, the third protagonist was called Jack.
* The apartment used by Yolanda is numbered 42, the number used for The Answer in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
* Jack jokes about settling an argument with a game of paintball, a reference to Community, in which huge paintball games that got out of control were a running gag. Yolanda's father wears a shirt emblazoned with the logo of the college from the series, Greendale.
* In Jack's opening monologue, he mentions the movie Inception, the internet meme Double Rainbow, beliebers, and mansplaining.
* Confused over Jack's statement about he being "the father of dragons" (a reference to *Game of Thrones*) in reference to the Guanlong sisters, Dipper initially believes it's a reference to the How To Train Your Dragon franchise, while Mabel thinks he's referencing the cartoon *Dragon Tales*. After a bit of discussion, they come to the conclusion that he's referencing the movie *Eragon*.
* Jack's telling the twins "no horsing around" is a reference to the Netflix series Bojack Horseman; *Horsin' Around* was the 90s' sitcom in which the titular character gained fame. The premise of the show, a guy having to take care of kids, is similar to the premise of Jack's subplot. Jack also hums the show's theme song, "Back In The 90's".
* Yolanda's sister is, in appearance, mannerisms and personality, a homage to Gossip Girl's Blair Waldorf. In the same vein, her husband is a homage to that show's Chuck Bass.
* When Jack is introduced to Yolanda's brother-in-law, who his wife bills "a real people person", their exchange is a homage to a similar sketch from *That Mitchell and Webb Look*.
* A Microraptor squawks "DRINK! FECK! ARSE! GIRLS!". This is a reference to Father Ted, in which it was the catchphrase of alcoholic priest Father Jack Hackett.
* The guests that Kyle and Nikolai refer to while arguing with Jack are also references to sitcom characters; Kyle mentions a "Mrs. Griffin", alluding to Lois Griffin from Family Guy while Nikolai brings up "The Bluths", the family from Arrested Development.
* The park restaurant Leon, Yolanda and Yolanda's parents, sister and brother-in-law visits is named "The Jumping Shark", after the phenomenon of jumping the shark, the point at which a piece of entertainment begins a decline in quality, appropriately derived from TV show Happy Days.
* The table (well, two tables pushed together) that Jack, Leon and Yolanda are shown standing around in the opening is the table used by the study group from Community.

### Errors

* In the scene where Jack is introducing the Guanlong sisters, Azula and Mai have switched crest patterns. This happens on-and-off throughout the story, including one scene in which all three are drawn with the wrong patterns.
* Dipper's hat changes colour throughout the story, from blue to red.
* Jack briefly alludes to