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Bart says "It's time for me to ship out of Boston!" The song The Man in Me by Bob Dylan plays when the Simpsons are enjoying candlepin bowling. The movie The Departed is mentioned a few times in this episode. Bart (wearing a blue cap) is intimidated by Apu and Sideshow Mel (wearing red clothes).
Bart agrees to sell his shirts at Gladwell's stores, which turn in a considerable profit. When Homer is caught wearing one of Bart's shirts whilst sleeping on the job at the power plant, he is suspended without pay, and decides to quit since Bart is making so much money from t-shirt sales.
The Man in the Blue Flannel Pants" even recreated a scene from Mad Men, in which a lawnmower runs loose in an office. [4] In an interview with IGN in 2011, the showrunner of the episode, Al Jean, named Mad Men as one of the two television shows he always makes time to watch. [7] The music in the episode was edited by Chris Ledesma.
Lisa reminds Bart that he forgets her birthday every year, so he promises to get her a present for her eighth birthday. Meanwhile, Homer panics after seeing that all his white work shirts are dyed pink because Bart tossed his "lucky" red hat into the laundry; therefore, Homer is forced to wear a pink shirt to work.
Simpson patriarch simply acknowledged that ‘times have changed’ in recent episode
Bart calls Marge, who arrives to reassure Homer that he should be himself, rather than feeling like he is someone better because of the clothes he wears. Homer deflects all the other adults into an aviation history museum, and Bart thanks him for saving the party and keeping the brand intact.
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After Lisa criticizes Bart for selling his soul, Bart responds: "Poor gullible Lisa. I'll keep my crappy sponges, thanks." [ 14 ] Turner comments: "Here Bart is the epitome of the world-weary hipster, using the degraded language of modern marketing to sell off the most sacred parts of himself because he knows that some cheap sponge is more real ...