'Tis the Fifteenth Season/References - Revision history

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 == Cultural references ==
-*''[[Mr. McGrew's Christmas Carol]]'' is a parody of ''{{w|Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol}}''.
+*''[[Mr. McGrew's Christmas Carol]]'' is a parody of ''{{W|Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol}}''.
-*The episode title is a reference to ''{{w|'Tis the Season}}''.
+*The episode title is a reference to ''{{W|'Tis the Season}}''.
-*Christmas with the California Prunes is a clear takeoff of the {{w|California Raisins}}.
+*Christmas with the California Prunes is a clear takeoff of the {{W|California Raisins}}.
-*The TV shows seen on TV making parodies of "''[[A Christmas Carol]]''" are ''{{w2|Family Matters|TV series}}'' and ''{{w|Star Trek: The Original Series}}''.
+*The TV shows seen on TV making parodies of "''[[A Christmas Carol]]''" are ''{{W2|Family Matters|TV series}}'' and ''{{W|Star Trek: The Original Series}}''.
-*[[Homer]] takes all of the presents from [[Springfield]]. This is a parody of "''{{w|How the Grinch Stole Christmas!}}''"
+*[[Homer]] takes all of the presents from [[Springfield]]. This is a parody of "''{{W|How the Grinch Stole Christmas!}}''"
-*The store shown as Abercrombie & Rich is a parody of the popular American brand {{w|Abercrombie & Fitch}}.
+*The store shown as Abercrombie & Rich is a parody of the popular American brand {{W|Abercrombie & Fitch}}.
-*Homer mentions "''{{w|Tuesdays with Morrie}}''", a book and later a television film starring [[Hank Azaria]].
+*Homer mentions "''{{W|Tuesdays with Morrie}}''", a book and later a television film starring [[Hank Azaria]].
-*[[Marge]] shops at a store named "Victor's Secret," which is a reference to "{{w|Victoria's Secret}}," the popular lingerie store.
+*[[Marge]] shops at a store named "Victor's Secret," which is a reference to "{{W|Victoria's Secret}}," the popular lingerie store.
-*In the Latin American dub, Mexican dub actress Patty Acevedo plays both [[Lisa Simpson]] on ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and Sailor Moon on ''{{w|Bishojo Senshi Sailor Moon}}''. This is referenced in the [[couch gag]], in which Lisa is dressed as Sailor Moon.
+*In the Latin American dub, Mexican dub actress Patty Acevedo plays both [[Lisa Simpson]] on ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and Sailor Moon on ''{{W|Bishojo Senshi Sailor Moon}}''. This is referenced in the [[couch gag]], in which Lisa is dressed as Sailor Moon.
-*Homer believes Jesus sang "{{w|Stairway To Heaven}}", instead of [[Led Zeppelin]].
+*Homer believes Jesus sang "{{W|Stairway To Heaven}}", instead of [[Led Zeppelin]].
-*The song [[Christmas Convoy]] is a parody of "{{w2|Convoy|song}}".
+*The song [[Christmas Convoy]] is a parody of "{{W2|Convoy|song}}".
 *The song [[You're a Hero]] is a parody of "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch" from the early '60s animated TV special Dr. Seuss' ''How the Grinch Stole Christmas!''

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 *When Homer is watching "Santa Got Lost", after refusing to sleep with Marge, he is on the left side of the couch. When he disagrees with "Santa Got Lost" and turns it over, he is on the right side.
 *[[Luann Van Houten]] is shown sitting with [[Kirk]], despite their divorce in "[[A Milhouse Divided]]".
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 *The episode title is a reference to ''{{w|'Tis the Season}}''.
 *Christmas with the California Prunes is a clear takeoff of the {{w|California Raisins}}.
-*The TV shows seen on TV making parodies of "''[[A Christmas Carol]]''" are ''{{w|Family Matters (TV series)|Family Matters}}'' and ''{{w|Star Trek: The Original Series}}''.
+*The TV shows seen on TV making parodies of "''[[A Christmas Carol]]''" are ''{{w2|Family Matters|TV series}}'' and ''{{w|Star Trek: The Original Series}}''.
 *[[Homer]] takes all of the presents from [[Springfield]]. This is a parody of "''{{w|How the Grinch Stole Christmas!}}''"
 *The store shown as Abercrombie & Rich is a parody of the popular American brand {{w|Abercrombie & Fitch}}.
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 *[[Marge]] shops at a store named "Victor's Secret," which is a reference to "{{w|Victoria's Secret}}," the popular lingerie store.
 *In the Latin American dub, Mexican dub actress Patty Acevedo plays both [[Lisa Simpson]] on ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and Sailor Moon on ''{{w|Bishojo Senshi Sailor Moon}}''. This is referenced in the [[couch gag]], in which Lisa is dressed as Sailor Moon.
-*Homer believes Jesus sang "{{w|Stairway To Heaven}}", instead of {{w|Led Zeppelin}}.
+*Homer believes Jesus sang "{{w|Stairway To Heaven}}", instead of [[Led Zeppelin]].
-*The song [[Christmas Convoy]] is a parody of "{{w|Convoy (song)|Convoy}}".
+*The song [[Christmas Convoy]] is a parody of "{{w2|Convoy|song}}".
 *The song [[You're a Hero]] is a parody of "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch" from the early '60s animated TV special Dr. Seuss' ''How the Grinch Stole Christmas!''

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 == Goofs ==
 *When Homer is watching "Santa Got Lost", after refusing to sleep with Marge, he is on the left side of the couch. When he disagrees with "Santa Got Lost" and turns it over, he is on the right side.
+*[[Luann Van Houten]] is shown sitting with [[Kirk]], despite their divorce in "[[A Milhouse Divided]]".
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 *Homer mentions "''{{w|Tuesdays with Morrie}}''", a book and later a television film starring [[Hank Azaria]].
 *[[Marge]] shops at a store named "Victor's Secret," which is a reference to "{{w|Victoria's Secret}}," the popular lingerie store.
-*In the Latin American dub, Mexican dub actress Patty Acevedo plays both [[Lisa Simpson]] in ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and Sailor Moon ''{{w|Bishojo Senshi Sailor Moon}}''. This is referenced in the [[couch gag]], in which Lisa is dressed as Sailor Moon.
+*In the Latin American dub, Mexican dub actress Patty Acevedo plays both [[Lisa Simpson]] on ''[[The Simpsons]]'' and Sailor Moon on ''{{w|Bishojo Senshi Sailor Moon}}''. This is referenced in the [[couch gag]], in which Lisa is dressed as Sailor Moon.
 *Homer believes Jesus sang "{{w|Stairway To Heaven}}", instead of {{w|Led Zeppelin}}.
 *The song [[Christmas Convoy]] is a parody of "{{w|Convoy (song)|Convoy}}".

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 == Continuity ==
 *Lisa makes reference towards her being a Buddhist, a religion she joined in "[[She of Little Faith]]".
-*Marge mentions that Homer made a promise to be the nicest man in town "[[Children of a Clod]]"
+*Marge mentions that Homer made a promise to be the nicest man in town "[[Children of a Lesser Clod]]"
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