At the beginning of this episode, Kent Brockman's special segment 'That's Kent-ertainment!' is shown, with Kent Brockman, the local news reporter, in different famous movie scenes. 'Gone with the Wind' is one of the films featured in the special segment.

When Homer announces he is going on a diet, he says: "As God as my witness, I'll always be hungry again!", a reference to the famous line "With God as my witness, I'll never be hungry again!" from the film Gone with the Wind.

Jennifer persuades Adam to watch her favorite movie, "Gone with the Wind", which he has never seen before, so the two of them can talk about it together.

After Betty comes home from riding horses, Sally says she wants to go the next time. Betty tells her it's too dangerous, and asks Sally, "Do you remember what happened to the little girl in 'Gone with the Wind'?".

After dropping Luke off for a sleepover, the other mothers invite Claire in to watch 'Gone With the Wind' in the screening room. Claire wants to spend her one night without Phil or the kids doing something fun, and lies to the other mother, telling her she's already seen the movie, but in reality, she's never seen it.

The title of this episode is a parody of the title of the film 'Gone with the Wind'.

Michael is in Nashua for part of his lecture circuit. He tells the Nashua employees " How do we deal with clients who say, "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn... about paper" and get them to "Show us the money!" .

When Skinner returns to school, he declares that "Tomorrow is another school day!", a reference to the line "Tomorrows is another day!" from the 1939 film Gone with the Wind.

As Nikki performs CPR on Bart, a montage of famous kiss scenes plays, showing a clip from the film 'Gone with the Wind'.

George calls Betty "Scarlet O'Hara" (one of the lead characters from Gone with the Wind) while they are in the kitchen talking about George's will and future funeral arrangements.

When Bart begs Mrs. Glick not to apply iodine to his wounded arm, she grabs his arm and the scene shifts to their silhouettes as Bart screams, mirroring a scene in the 1939 film Gone with the Wind.

Abe recalls his youth, working as a shoe shine boy at Springfield Union Station. He meets a young Clark Gable and gives him a copy of his book, 'Gone with the Wind'. Clark Gable tells the young Abe that he's never heard of this story before, and asks him not to tell the story to anyone for 60 years. Clark Gable is famous for his role in the film 'Gone with the Wind'.

A reference is made to the movie Gone with the Wind when Boris brings Melody upstairs to his apartment for something to eat.

Gone with the Wind is referenced numerous times throughout the series due to the fact that Daisy was killed during the filming of the movie.