Disney References in The Simpsons

• Kent Brockman shows a clip from "Steamboat Itchy", a spoof of the first sound Mickey Mouse cartoon "Steamboat Willie." 
• 40 years from now Chief Justice Bart and his senior citizen father attend a "Classics of Animation" double feature of "The Itchy and Scratchy Movie"; also "Beauty and the Beast" in much smaller letters.

• The scene of I&S cutting off Hitler's head is a reference to the classic Donald Duck anti-Nazi propoganda cartoon "Der Fuehrer's Face", which won an Academy Award in 1943.{hl}

• TV commercial with Lance Murdock. "I'm going to Duff Gardens" 
• The 7 Duffs walk-around beer bottles (only 4 - "Tipsy, Queasy, Surly, and Remorseful" are named in the episode), similar to walkaround characters in Disney's theme parks. 
• The Beer Hall of Presidents, complete with rapping Abe Lincoln crushing an empty Duff can on his head. Similar to Disney World's Hall of Presidents. Also resembles "Great Moments with Mr.Lincoln" at Disneyland (minus the rapping, of course!) 
• Little Land of Duff. Dead-on parody of It's a Small World, complete with insipid repetitve song:

"Duff beer for me,
Duff beer for you,
I'll have a Duff,
You have one too"
This scene contains the most accurate Disneyland reference ever! Bart: "I want to get off!!" Selma: "You can't get off! We still have 5 continents to visit!" 
• Parade very similar to the now defunct Main Street Electrical Parade. Nicest touch: the float of the Statue of Liberty holding a can of Duff instead of her torch.

• "Scratchtasia" - parody of "The Sorceror's Apprentice" sequence from "Fantasia" 
• "Pinitchio" - parody of "Pinocchio" 
• "The Roger Meyers Story" - Roger Meyers "loved and cared about almost all the peoples of the world" but got in trouble for his short "Nazi Supermen Are Our Superiors" - reference to rumors that Walt Disney was anti-Semitic. 
• Parent's Island - Disney World's Pleasure Island 
• T.G.I.McScratchy's - "always New Year's Eve". Similar place in Disney World. 
• Various themed lands within the park. 
• Euro Itchy & Scratchy Land - deserted park in France, reference to the EuroDisney park outside of Paris (now called Paris Disneyland), which initially lost tons of money.

• Title reference to 101 Dalmations. 
• Burns wanting to make a tuxedo from the puppies' pelts is similar to Cruella DeVille wanting a dalmation fur coat. 
• Santa's Little Helper and She's the Fastest's walk through Springfield is similar to Lady and the Tramp's stroll. They end up sharing a plate of spaghetti similar to Lady and the Tramp. 
• Mr. Burns' musical number "See My Vest" is a spoof of the "Be Our Guest" musical number from "Beauty and the Beast".

• Bleeding Gums Murphy appears to Lisa in the clouds similar to Mufasa appearing to Simba in "The Lion King". 
• Mufasa appears in the clouds and says "You must avenge my death Kimba, I mean Simba". Reference to controversy surrounding Disney's first "original" story having many similarities to the 1960s Japanese "Kimba the White Lion".

• Roger Meyers Sr.'s head gets evicted from the cryongenics center. Reference to the rumor that Walt Disney was frozen after his death. (See 8F02 comments). 
• "Steamboat Itchy" appears as evidence in court. - parody of "Steamboat Willy". (See 9F03 comments). 
• Dinner Dog, similar to Disney's Dippy Dawg, later renamed Goofy.{mk}
• Rich Uncle Skeleton similar to characters in the Disney short "The Skeleton Dance".{mk}
• Roger Meyers didn't made Itchy. Itchy was made by Chester P. Lampwick. Walt Disney didn't made Mickey. Mickey was made by Ubb Iwerks.{as}
• Walt Disney was a bad drawer like Meyers, the sketch of a rat (called Mortimer) sucks, like the Postman of Roger Meyers.{as}
• Disney didn't gave a credit to Iwerks for make Mickey, like Meyers and Lampwick.{as}

• Title is a reference to that film's song "Supercalifragilistickexpialadocious". 
• Sherry Bobbins insists she is not Mary Poppins but an completely original character like Ricky Rouse or Monald Muck.

• Title: Spoof of "When You Wish Upon A Star", song from Disney's "Pinocchio", subsequently appropriated as the corporate theme song. 
• Sign in front of Twentieth Century Fox studios: "20th Century Fox A Division of Walt Disney Co"

• The Sorceror's Apprentice hat from Fantasia can be seen in the background at the Animation convention.
• Among the spots Homer passes in his lonely search for a place for a man with a 105 IQ are "The Dum-Dum Club", "Lunkheadz", and the "Disney Store".

• Title: Spoof of "The Great Mouse Detective", a Disney animated feature from 1986.
• When the family visits Sideshow Bob in prison, Marge says she doesn't think prison is "a great place to bring the children", to which Lisa replies "It still beats Disney's California Adventure." Bart and the rest of the family loudly agree. Reference to new (as of 2001) second park in Anaheim which was met with underwhelming attendance, bad word of mouth, and which initially generated the complaint that it had nothing to do for kids.

• Homer cries out "It's even boring to fly over".
• Enron roller coaster. Most of EPCOT's attractions are sponsored by a corporation and somehow relate (however tenuously) to their business
• Homer hops the fence into the adjacent Magic Kingdom, and pays $15 for a churro. Reference to the spreading outdoor vending carts and their overpriced fare.