smoke 100 cigarettes at once is a reference to the Guinness World Records. The Simpsons are scheduled to perform at the prison talent show after Al Franken. At the talent show, the Simpsons start singing "America the Beautiful" and then switch to their own original song. During her performance, Lisa burns an ACLU card. The entire performance is a parody of The Sound of Music where the cast escapes from the Nazis. As the family is swimming away from the prison, the Golden Gate Bridge is visible in the background, implying that the prison itself was Alcatraz (though Alcatraz stopped being used as a prison in 1963). The family also debates whether to swim towards San Francisco, likely because of its socially liberal policies, or towards Oakland because of affordability. As they are being rescued by the French sailor, Marge makes a reference to Catherine Deneuve, a French actress. When Dr. Hibbert chases Bart, "One Way or Another" by Blondie is played. Neil Diamond's "America" plays to the closing credits. The renaming of Springfield to Libertyville is likely a reference to the renaming of french fries to "freedom fries" after Jacques Chirac refused to have France participate in Operation Iraqi Freedom. After the city changes its name, Apu changes his octuplets' names to "Lincoln", "Freedom", "Condoleezza", "Coke", "Pepsi", "Manifest Destiny", "Apple Pie" and "Superman", claiming their previous names to be "pre-witchhunt", and the family's last name to McGillicuddy. Previous episode references The dress worn by Marge in Paris is the one she bought from the Chanel shop (after the one she found at the outlet shop got chewed up in the sewing machine) in season seven's "Scenes from the Class Struggle in Springfield". The term "Bart-Mangled Banner" was previously used in the episode "Bart vs. Lisa vs. the Third Grade" when Bart destroys Lisa's flag project. External links The Simpsons (season 15) episodes 2004 American television episodes Cultural depictions of Bill Clinton Basketball animation