Homer shows "proof" that there's no God. Odd, as in past episodes, such as Homer the Heretic, he's seen Him.
When Animotion went bankrupt it was announced on the news that Homer was the only stock holder in the company. That would mean Animotion was not publicly traded after all. It would be a privately owned company. Homer would be the sole owner of the company since he owns 100 percent of the stock and he is the only shareholder. He would have the sole discretion for the company to declare bankruptcy. The company, Animotion, would legally be his private property and he could do with it what he wants.
The bank teller watched Homer commit a felony when he forged his wife's signature on a joint account. The bank teller should have refused to cash the check and called the police. Homer would have been charged with a multiple felonies.
An IQ of 105 would actually be about average, so while Homer would certainly be a lot more intelligent than he was before, he wouldn't be exceptionally so compared to everyone else.
Automated answering service respond "Fox Broadcasting, down 8," however, Fox Broadcasting Company was never listed on the stock exchange. At that time, Fox Entertainment Group, the parent company, was listed on the New York Stock Exchange under ticker symbol FOX.
When Homer is wearing the motion capture suit, somehow the cartoon dog he's controlling's mouth also moves when Homer talks.