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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: While working as a courier, Bart is asked to deliver 500 Big Macs to Creator/MarlonBrando's island (Tetiꞌaroa in French Polynesia), pinning the episode to the time before Brando's death in 2004 and the deed to the island being auctioned off afterwards.
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** While working as a courier, Bart is asked to deliver 500 Big Macs to Creator/MarlonBrando's island (Tetiꞌaroa in French Polynesia), pinning the episode to the time before Brando's death in 2004 and the deed to the island being auctioned offafterwards.afterwards.
** Nelson forcing the group to make a stop in Branson, Missouri to see an Andy Williams concert places the episode before Williams' death in 2012.
** While working as a courier, Bart is asked to deliver 500 Big Macs to Creator/MarlonBrando's island (Tetiꞌaroa in French Polynesia), pinning the episode to the time before Brando's death in 2004 and the deed to the island being auctioned off
** Nelson forcing the group to make a stop in Branson, Missouri to see an Andy Williams concert places the episode before Williams' death in 2012.
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* HilariousInHindsight: During their road trip, Bart and his friends visit Missouri, which Homer previously described as "Vegas, if it were run by Ned Flanders". A later episode would have Homer and Flanders visit the real Vegas in order to get the latter to start enjoying life more, only for them to get more than they bargained for when they get too drunk and marry two barmaids. One can't help but think that if they went to Missouri like Bart and co. did in this episode, they would have been fine.
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* HilariousInHindsight: During their road trip, Bart and his friends visit Branson, Missouri, which Homer previously described as "Vegas, if it were run by Ned Flanders". A later episode would have Homer and Flanders visit the real Vegas in order to get the latter to start enjoying life more, only for them to get more than they bargained for when they get too drunk and marry two barmaids. One can't help but think that if they went to Missouri Branson like Bart and co. did in this episode, they would have been fine.
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* HilariousInHindsight: During their road trip, Bart and his friends visit Missouri, which Homer previously described as "Vegas, if it were run by Ned Flanders". A later episode would have Homer and Flanders visit the real Vegas in order to get the latter to start enjoying life more, only for them to get more than they bargained for when they get too drunk and marry two barmaids. One can't help but think that if they went to Missouri like Bart and co. did in this episode, they would have been fine.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: While working as a courier, Bart is asked to deliver 500 Big Macs to Creator/MarlonBrando's island (Tetiꞌaroa in French Polynesia), pinning the episode to the time before Brando's death in 2004 and the deed to the island being auctioned off afterwards.
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* IdiotPlot: In spades: not only is Bart able to get a driver's license ''and'' rent a car in spite of obviously being and looking underage (and he barely being able to see over the wheel), but he, Milhouse, Nelson and Martin end up broke, stranded and with no way to get home or without anyone knowing where they really are. Still an enjoyable episode though.
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* OneSceneWonder: The aforementioned Canadian father and his family have become a popular meme.
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* OneSceneWonder: The aforementioned Canadian father and his family have become a popular meme.meme.
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Of course Homer isn't literally considering murder; it's a figure of speech.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Is Lisa really that unconcerned about Homer murdering Bart or does she think Homer isn't literally considering murder?
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** She probably figured he was joking.
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* IdiotPlot: In spades: not only is Bart able to get a driver's license ''and'' rent a car in spite of obviously being and looking underage (and he barely being able to see over the wheel), but he, Milhouse, Nelson and Martin end up broke, stranded and with no way to get home or without anyone knowing where they really are. [[TropesAreNotBad Still an enjoyable episode though]].
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* IdiotPlot: In spades: not only is Bart able to get a driver's license ''and'' rent a car in spite of obviously being and looking underage (and he barely being able to see over the wheel), but he, Milhouse, Nelson and Martin end up broke, stranded and with no way to get home or without anyone knowing where they really are. [[TropesAreNotBad Still an enjoyable episode though]].though.
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* IdiotPlot: In spades: not only is Bart able to get a driver's license ''and'' rent a car in spite of obviously being and looking underage (and he barely being able to see over the wheel), but he, Milhouse, Nelson and Martin end up broke, stranded and with no way to get home or without anyone knowing where they really are.
* OneSceneWonder: The aforementioned Canadian father and his family were only seen once, never referenced again and are possibly the most memorable thing about the episode.
* OneSceneWonder: The aforementioned Canadian father and his family were only seen once, never referenced again and are possibly the most memorable thing about the episode.
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* IdiotPlot: In spades: not only is Bart able to get a driver's license ''and'' rent a car in spite of obviously being and looking underage (and he barely being able to see over the wheel), but he, Milhouse, Nelson and Martin end up broke, stranded and with no way to get home or without anyone knowing where they really are. \n [[TropesAreNotBad Still an enjoyable episode though]].
* OneSceneWonder: The aforementioned Canadian father and his familywere only seen once, never referenced again and are possibly the most memorable thing about the episode.have become a popular meme.
* OneSceneWonder: The aforementioned Canadian father and his family
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: The angry father driving his family on a road trip to Cape Canaveral is quite popular with fans and he and his "That's it! Back to Winnepeg!" have reached [[MemeticMutation memetic status.]]
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: The angry father driving his family on a road trip to Cape Canaveral is quite popular with fans and he and his "That's it! Back to Winnepeg!" Winnipeg!" have reached [[MemeticMutation memetic status.]]
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Is Lisa really that unconcerned about Homer murdering Bart or does she think Homer isn't literally considering murder?
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: The angry father driving his family on a road trip to Cape Canaveral is quite popular with fans and he and his "That's it! Back to Winnepeg!" have reached [[MemeticMutation memetic status.]]
* IdiotPlot: In spades: not only is Bart able to get a driver's license ''and'' rent a car in spite of obviously being and looking underage (and he barely being able to see over the wheel), but he, Milhouse, Nelson and Martin end up broke, stranded and with no way to get home or without anyone knowing where they really are.
* OneSceneWonder: The aforementioned Canadian father and his family were only seen once, never referenced again and are possibly the most memorable thing about the episode.
* IdiotPlot: In spades: not only is Bart able to get a driver's license ''and'' rent a car in spite of obviously being and looking underage (and he barely being able to see over the wheel), but he, Milhouse, Nelson and Martin end up broke, stranded and with no way to get home or without anyone knowing where they really are.
* OneSceneWonder: The aforementioned Canadian father and his family were only seen once, never referenced again and are possibly the most memorable thing about the episode.
