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* OurLawyersAdvisedThisTrope: When Zulius delivers a series of GetAHoldOfYourselfMan slaps to Horse, a series of increasingly comedic disclaimers pop up to tell people in the audience to ''not'' slap horses.
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** One of the posters seen during "And We Do This Everyday" is an homage to the ''Theatre/{{Hamilton}}'' poster. The poster beside it is a reference to an old Stephen Sondheim musical called "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum".[[note]] (It's a farce set in Ancient Rome that involves horse's sweat as plot point. Also, at one point a guy dresses in drag to lure another guy away from a girl whom several men are looking for, which may be why this rather obscure reference was put into this drag-competition-inspired episode.) [[/note]]
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** One of the posters seen during "And We Do This Everyday" is an homage to the ''Theatre/{{Hamilton}}'' poster. The poster beside it is a reference to an old Stephen Sondheim musical called "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum".''Theatre/AFunnyThingHappenedOnTheWayToTheForum''.[[note]] (It's a farce set in Ancient Rome that involves horse's sweat as a plot point. Also, at one point a guy dresses in drag to lure another guy away from a girl whom several men are looking for, which may be why this rather obscure reference was put into this drag-competition-inspired episode.) [[/note]]
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** The name "Jonathan Teatime" is a possible reference to the antagonist of the Literature/{{Discworld}} book ''Literature/{{Hogfather}}'' (although that character [[ItsPronouncedTroPay pronounces his name differently]]).
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** The name "Jonathan Teatime" is a possible reference to the antagonist of the Literature/{{Discworld}} book ''Literature/{{Hogfather}}'' (although that character [[ItsPronouncedTroPay pronounces his name differently]]).differently).