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While the idea of Blinky was completely fictional at the time, a three-eyed fish was caught in 2011 in Córdoba, Argentina near a local nuclear power plant. The fish was a seawolf and did not resemble Blinky besides the three eyes. The fishermen sent the fish to a radiation test, to determine whether the mutation came from being exposed to the water from the nuclear power plant.

Blinky had previously made a brief appearance in Симпсоны: Homer's Odyssey (1990), in which he was seen swimming in the lake outside of the plant. The writers liked the design of the fish and decided to devote an episode to him.

Mr. Burns's argument that the fish is a product of natural selection is validated by himself spitting the fish out. Tasty fish are more likely to be eaten by predators than bitter tasting fish. However by claiming during the campaign that the three-eyed fish would have "a taste that can't be beat" he caused his political downfall.

The clip of Burns driving a military tank in his campaign montage is similar to a clip featured in Michael Dukakis's 1988 United States presidential campaign, in which he can be seen driving a tank.

A re-run of the episode that aired on June 25, 1992, included a new chalkboard gag in the opening credits that featured Bart writing "It's potato, not potatoe" on the chalkboard. This is a reference to a spelling blunder by the then-Vice President of the United States Dan Quayle, who corrected a student's correct spelling of "potato" to "potatoe" at an elementary school spelling bee in Trenton, New Jersey, on June 15, 1992.

This was supposed to be the first episode of Season Two. Due to Bart's popularity, Симпсоны: Bart Gets an F (1990) was aired first.

It is revealed that the "C" in C. Montgomery Burns stands for "Charles".

The title is based on the 1928 slogan for Herbert Hoover: "A Chicken in Every Pot. A car in every garage."

Bart's scrapbook contains a clipping headlined "Vandal Decapitates Town Statue... Who is El Barto?", referencing his own exploits in Симпсоны: The Telltale Head (1990).

Mary Bailey was named after Donna Reed's character from Эта замечательная жизнь (1946).

This is the first episode to be rated TV-14.

Mary Bailey would later appear briefly in episodes such as Симпсоны: Bart vs. Lisa vs. 3rd Grade (2002) and Симпсоны: The Seven-Beer Snitch (2005).