App Development and Condiments

The episode's visual and thematic references include:

1. The "gray" look of 2s and 3s: Inspired by the famous 1984 Apple commercial, this aesthetic choice reflects a dystopian uniformity and conformity, underscoring the episode's critique of social stratification through technology.
2. Costumes of the 4s and the bodyguards: Drawn from the 70s future dystopia look of Logan's Run, these costumes further emphasize the episode's dystopian themes and the division of social classes.
3. The Meow Meow Beans logo: Inspired by the graphic novel Maus, which depicts Nazis as cats, the logo adds a layer of dark historical reference to the seemingly innocent app, hinting at the dangers of dehumanization.
4. The "Fancy Future Dance": From Buck Rogers, this dance sequence adds a retro-futuristic flair to the episode, blending nostalgic sci-fi elements with the show's satire.
5. The crossed hammers symbol: From Pink Floyd's The Wall, this symbol represents oppression and control, aligning with the episode's themes of societal pressure and conformity.
6. Color coding: Comes from Brave New World, symbolizing the rigid caste system within the app's rating system.
7. Starburns's costume: From Zardoz, reflecting the episode's mix of camp and commentary on social hierarchies.

Britta's beret: Inspired by Che Guevara, signaling her rebellious and revolutionary spirit against the app's societal control.