The scene with Homer, Lenny and Carl having lunch in the nuclear power plant has a reference to the movie Pulp Fiction. The dance contest at a 1950s-themed restaurant is similar to the one in the movie. The film's director, Quentin Tarantino, has a cameo (voiced by an impersonator). The song that plays during the dance is " Misirlou" by Dick Dale, the theme song for Pulp Fiction. In the cartoon " Reservoir Cats", Itchy and Scratchy dance in a manner similar to the dance in Pulp Fiction. " Simpsoncalifragilisticexpiala(Annoyed Grunt)cious" Herman even mentions that "Zed will be coming soon", a character from the movie. When Wiggum and Snake fight each other and enter Herman's weapon store, they are both caught and imprisoned in Herman's cellar, again like in Pulp Fiction. Numerous shots are almost identical to the film, like when Wiggum crosses the street and Snake hits him with his car in a panick. The whole of the Chief Wiggum, Snake and Herman plot is based on the "Gold Watch" segment of the film.The characters are also in a diner, much like the opening scene when the characters Honeybunny and Pumpkin decide to rob the diner. Wiggum, Lou and Eddie talk about the difference between Krusty Burger and McDonald's, which parallels the famous hamburger discussion Vincent Vega and Jules Winfield hold at the start of the film.When the scene cuts to Wiggum, Lou and Eddie eating in a diner, the music quotes from Misirlou, the opening theme from the film. Like Pulp Fiction, the episode's plot is episodic and interconnected.The episode has a number of major references to Quentin Tarantino film, Pulp Fiction: When Bart and Jessica Lovejoy commit mischief together, the soundtrack plays a melody very similar to Misirlou by Dick Dale and his Del-Tones, better known as the opening theme of Pulp Fiction. References to Pulp Fiction in The Simpsons Episodes Picture 1 References to Pulp Fiction in The Simpsons.
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