While visiting the Television Museum, an exhibit for the show 'Alf' is shown.

Marge tells Homer that many television shows are rip offs of the series 'The Honeymooners'. She lists the names, Ralph, Fred, Archie (from 'All in the Family') and King of Queens as examples of other shows that have the same kind of plot as 'The Honeymooners'.

While visiting the Television Museum, one of the exhibits features the television show 'Batman' and the old Batmobile.

One of the guests on Krusty's new show is said to be from the show 'Boardwalk Vampire', a parody of the television series 'Boardwalk Empire'.

Bart and Homer visit Annie, Krusty's former agent. Annie tells Homer that she can get him work, asking if he would mind being a bloated corpse on 'CSI'.

While visiting the Television Museum, one of the exhibits features the show 'Dallas', with a figure of the character J.R. Ewing from the show.

Now that Krusty has moved his show to HBOWTIME, he says that his new interns are the actors from 'Entourage'. One of the interns is voiced by the 'Entourage' character Johnny Drama.

The Simpsons go to the Television museum and one of the exhibits is from the series 'King of the Hill'. The exhibit features the characters from the show while the show's theme music plays.

Homer worries that his tattoo of "Daffy Duck smoking a doob" will be revealed after being shot in the rear end. He says the tattoo is meant to be seen by Marge's eyes only.

After moving his show to HBOWTime, Krusty has to turn his show, made for kids, into a show for his new adult viewers. He is told that it worked well for Pee-wee Herman when he did his television show 'Pee-wee's Playhouse'.

While visiting the Television Museum, an exhibit for the show 'The Beverly Hillbillies' is shown.

Marge tells Homer that many television shows are rip offs of the series 'The Honeymooners'. She lists the names, Ralph, Fred (from 'The Flintstones'), Archie and King of Queens as examples of other shows that have the same kind of plot as 'The Honeymooners'.

Marge tells Homer that many television shows are rip offs of the series 'The Honeymooners'. She lists the names, Ralph, Fred, Archie and King of Queens as examples of other shows that have the same kind of plot as 'The Honeymooners'.

Marge tells Homer that many television shows are rip offs of the series 'The Honeymooners'. She lists the names, Ralph, Fred, Archie and King of Queens as examples of other shows that have the same kind of plot as 'The Honeymooners'.

At the end of the episode, Moe is watching Krusty's show on TV in his bar, complaining that he is paying extra for this premium channel. Moe says that there hasn't been anything good on the premium channel since 'The Wire'. He then admits that he never really watched the series 'The Wire', but just pretended to watch.

While visiting the Television Museum, an exhibit for the show 'Star Wars' is shown.

After learning that the Television Museum will be closing, the Simpsons decide to go visit. Bart complains about having to go, saying maybe they will see something other than the skeletons of The Three Stooges that sit in the lobby of the museum.

At the beginning of the episode, Bart, Lisa and Maggie are watching 'The Itchy & Scratchy Show'. The cartoon parodies the film 'Black Swan', causing Krusty to complain about the use of films that are over a year old in the show.

At the beginning of the episode, Bart, Lisa and Maggie are watching The Itchy & Scratchy Show. The first segment of the cartoon is a parody of the film 'The King's Speech', called instead 'The Cat's Speech'.

One of the episodes of Itchy and Scratchy was titled "The Social Petwork", and following the basic plot of The Social Network.

Someone mentions that people love quitters. Sarah Palin, The Beatles...

Krusty has an idea for a bit about a Wrapping Mummy called the Notorious T.U.T., a parody of the rapper The Notorious B.I.G.