The episode always pointed out that the NFC always wins the Super Bowl in a blowout, but in 1998, the Broncos won the Super Bowl 31-24 over the Packers thus meaning 2 things: 1. The Super Bowl wasn't a blowout 2. The NFC lost a Super Bowl for the first time since 1984. Fact: From 1985-97, the NFC not only won the Super Bowl every time but in fact, 9 times out of 13 it was a blowout.
This goof may be intentional (it's a common mistake): Luanne said that Jesus was "born in a manger", when actually he was born in a stable, and laid in a manger.
Dale (as the TV channel keeps switching from the Superbowl to Luanne's show): What are you doing, Hank? If I wanted to spend Superbowl Sunday looking at my wife, I would have married Fran Tarkenton.
Peggy: Another Superbowl, another can of Scotchgard. It would be a lot simpler if you would just ask Bill not to wipe his hands on the cushions. Hank: I got a better idea. You sit here and Boomhauer, Dale, me and Bobby will sit here. We'll do a zone defense around the chips. Peggy: What if Bill tries scrambling around the coffee table? Hank: He doesn't have that kind of quickness, Peggy. Not anymore.
Peggy: Bravo! bravo! Nancy: Luanne really shouldn't waste this kind of talent on church. If you want, i could show her tape to my boss at channel 84. He's always looking for quality children's programming and home videos of things blowing up. Peggy: Luanne really could use a boost right now but I could not take advantage of our friendship like that, no. Nancy: Oh, Peggy, honey, this is show business. That's what friends do.
Bobby: I like it over at Mr. Dauterive's house because he always keeps snacks in his couch cushions.
Hank: (looks at shopping list Peggy put on the refrigerator) Diet soda? Peggy, we're going shopping for the superbowl party, not your feminine items.
(Hank notices a nail is sticking out of Luanne's puppet stand) Hank: I shoulda nailed that thing in harder. Peggy: Oh, Hank, you're the only one that notices. (Camera pans over to a bunch of guys) Guys: (Murmuring about the sticking out nail)
Hank: Suffering is a part of every religion. Peggy, I mean, look at what the Jews have been through and you never hear them complaining.
The jacket that Peggy is wearing in this episode is the one she got in the episode "Peggy the Boggle Champ".
Tagline: "That's right. Uh-huh. Come on..." - Bill
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