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Solar Dragon: Undo revision 1378158 by Cherryberg (talk) That's not really continuity, it's just his name

2025-03-25T11:30:54Z

Undo revision 1378158 by Cherryberg (talk) That's not really continuity, it's just his name

Cherryberg at 02:29, March 25, 2025

2025-03-25T02:29:39Z

SolarBot: replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (3), replaced: → (6)

2025-01-27T18:57:38Z

replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (3), replaced: → (6)

SolarBot: /* Continuity */ replaced: Three Men and a Comic Book → "Three Men and a Comic Book", The Front → "The Front", Little Girl in the Big Ten → "Little Girl in the Big Ten", Lisa on Ice → "Lisa on Ice", [[Ice Cream o...

2024-10-08T18:02:44Z

‎Continuity: replaced: Three Men and a Comic Book → "Three Men and a Comic Book", The Front → "The Front", Little Girl in the Big Ten → "Little Girl in the Big Ten", Lisa on Ice → "Lisa on Ice", [[Ice Cream o...

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */ replaced: {{W|The Sopranos}} → The Sopranos, {{W|Kobe Bryant}} → Kobe Bryant, {{W|Kareem Abdul-Jabbar}} → Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, {{W|Oscar the Grouch}} → Oscar the Grouch, {{W|Emmy Award}} → Emmy Award

2024-08-18T21:00:56Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{W|The Sopranos}} → The Sopranos, {{W|Kobe Bryant}} → Kobe Bryant, {{W|Kareem Abdul-Jabbar}} → Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, {{W|Oscar the Grouch}} → Oscar the Grouch, {{W|Emmy Award}} → Emmy Award

Simpsons88 at 20:35, July 25, 2024

2024-07-25T20:35:09Z

2A00:23C8:A851:E601:1DC8:E6A:C358:F476: /* Trivia */

2024-07-10T09:39:21Z

‎Trivia

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2024-05-03T18:31:14Z

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Snowball II at 22:36, May 1, 2024

2024-05-01T22:36:13Z

Snowball II at 22:35, May 1, 2024

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 *[[Bartman]] is referenced when presenting Bart. ("[[Three Men and a Comic Book]]")
 *The opening narration includes video clips from various sports moments in the series, including but possibly not limited to "[[Dead Putting Society]]", "[[Bart the Daredevil]]", "[[Homer at the Bat]]", "[[Homer vs. Patty and Selma]]", "[[Lisa on Ice]]", "[[Bart Star]]", "[[Faith Off]]", "[[Little Girl in the Big Ten]]", "[[Ice Cream of Margie (with the Light Blue Hair)]]", "[[I Don't Wanna Know Why the Caged Bird Sings]]", and "[[Boy Meets Curl]]".
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 *[[Bartman]] is referenced when presenting Bart. ("[[Three Men and a Comic Book]]")
 *The opening narration includes video clips from various sports moments in the series, including but possibly not limited to "[[Dead Putting Society]]", "[[Bart the Daredevil]]", "[[Homer at the Bat]]", "[[Homer vs. Patty and Selma]]", "[[Lisa on Ice]]", "[[Bart Star]]", "[[Faith Off]]", "[[Little Girl in the Big Ten]]", "[[Ice Cream of Margie (with the Light Blue Hair)]]", "[[I Don't Wanna Know Why the Caged Bird Sings]]", and "[[Boy Meets Curl]]".
 {{Season 28|R}}

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 *In one of the memos, Bart told [[Skinner]] to wear a {{W|Aloha shirt}} in honor to the Hawaiian {{W|House of Kamehameha|King Kamehameha}}'s birthday. {{W|Kamehameha I}} was the first king of the Hawaiian islands and his date of birth remains unknown. The {{W|Hawaiian Kingdom}} had five different kings named Kamehameha.
 *The book Skinner is reading, ''[[Post-Prankum Depression]]'', is a reference to the mood disorder {{W|postpartum depression}}.
-*The song "{{W2|I Wish|Skee-Lo song}}" by {{W|Skee-Lo}} plays when [[Bart]] is in detention.
+*The song "{{W2|I Wish|Skee-Lo song}}" by {{W|Skee-Lo}} plays when Bart is in detention.
-*[[Krusty]] mentions American country singer [[Dolly Parton]] and makes a joke about the size of her breasts being 40DD, which is usually a subject related to {{W|Dolly Parton#Public image|Parton's public image}}.
+*[[Krusty]] mentions American country singer {{Ch|Dolly Parton}} and makes a joke about the size of her breasts being 40DD, which is usually a subject related to {{W|Dolly Parton#Public image|Parton's public image}}.
 *[[Homer]] learned some things about basketball from professional basketball coach {{W|Red Auerbach}}.
 *Anger Watkins mentions notable basketball players [[Kobe Bryant]] and [[Kareem Abdul-Jabbar]] and the puppet [[Oscar the Grouch]] from ''[[Sesame Street]]''.
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 == Trivia ==
 *This episode was a bonus episode on [[The Complete Eighteenth Season]] DVD as a special feature, making this episode the first episode to be released on DVD after [[season 18]].
-*[[Homer]], [[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]] break the 4th wall.
+*Homer, Bart and [[Milhouse]] break the 4th wall.
 == Continuity ==

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 *[[Grampa Simpson]] has his Emmy Award on top of the chest of drawers in his room ("[[The Front]]").
 *[[Bartman]] is referenced when presenting Bart. ("[[Three Men and a Comic Book]]")
-*The opening narration includes video clips from various sports moments in the series, including but possibly not limited to "[[Dead Putting Society]]," "[[Bart the Daredevil]]," "[[Homer at the Bat]]," "[[Homer vs. Patty and Selma]]," "[[Lisa on Ice]]," "[[Bart Star]]," "[[Faith Off]]," "[[Little Girl in the Big Ten]]," "[[Ice Cream of Margie (with the Light Blue Hair)]]," "[[I Don't Wanna Know Why the Caged Bird Sings]]," and "[[Boy Meets Curl]]."
+*The opening narration includes video clips from various sports moments in the series, including but possibly not limited to "[[Dead Putting Society]]", "[[Bart the Daredevil]]", "[[Homer at the Bat]]", "[[Homer vs. Patty and Selma]]", "[[Lisa on Ice]]", "[[Bart Star]]", "[[Faith Off]]", "[[Little Girl in the Big Ten]]", "[[Ice Cream of Margie (with the Light Blue Hair)]]", "[[I Don't Wanna Know Why the Caged Bird Sings]]", and "[[Boy Meets Curl]]".
 {{Season 28|R}}

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 *[[Anger Watkins]] is a parody of ESPN commentator and NBA analyst {{W|Stephen A. Smith}}.
 *When being interviewed, [[Abe]] mentions the horrors in the beaches during the {{W|Battle of Iwo Jima}}.
-*There is an {{W|Emmy Award}} at Abe's room at the [[Springfield Retirement Castle]]. [[Dan Castellaneta]], who provides the voice of Abe, has won two Emmy Awards for voicing various characters, including Abe.
+*There is an [[Emmy Award]] in Abe's room at the [[Springfield Retirement Castle]]. [[Dan Castellaneta]], who provides the voice of Abe, has won two Emmy Awards for voicing various characters, including Abe.
 *When [[Bart]] was writing memos, [[Superintendent Chalmers]] calls him the "Little Dickens", in a reference to English novelist [[Charles Dickens]].
 *In one of the memos, Bart told [[Skinner]] to wear a {{W|Aloha shirt}} in honor to the Hawaiian {{W|House of Kamehameha|King Kamehameha}}'s birthday. {{W|Kamehameha I}} was the first king of the Hawaiian islands and his date of birth remains unknown. The {{W|Hawaiian Kingdom}} had five different kings named Kamehameha.
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 *[[Krusty]] mentions American country singer [[Dolly Parton]] and makes a joke about the size of her breasts being 40DD, which is usually a subject related to {{W|Dolly Parton#Public image|Parton's public image}}.
 *[[Homer]] learned some things about basketball from professional basketball coach {{W|Red Auerbach}}.
-*Anger Watkins mentions notable basketball players {{W|Kobe Bryant}} and {{W|Kareem Abdul-Jabbar}} and the puppet {{W|Oscar the Grouch}} from ''[[Sesame Street]]''.
+*Anger Watkins mentions notable basketball players [[Kobe Bryant]] and [[Kareem Abdul-Jabbar]] and the puppet [[Oscar the Grouch]] from ''[[Sesame Street]]''.
 *The well-known finale from the ''{{W|1812 Overture}}'' by Russian composer {{W|Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky}} is heard when Bart is playing basketball with a lack of discipline.
 *The large gray trophy Bart skates around holding a mini American and Canadian flag in each hand is the {{W|Stanley Cup}}.
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 *Homer putting a towel in his mouth during the basketball game is a reference to basketball coach {{W|Jerry Tarkanian}}, who chewed on moist towels during games to prevent his mouth from drying out.
 *[[Lisa]] spoke to [[Fat Tony]] like [[Porky Pig]] from the ''[[Looney Tunes]]''.
-*The site [[BadaBing]] is a parody of the search engine {{W2|Bing|search engine}} and the name also refers to the stripclub {{W|Bada Bing!}} from the American crime drama TV series ''{{W|The Sopranos}}''.
+*The site [[BadaBing]] is a parody of the search engine {{W2|Bing|search engine}} and the name also refers to the stripclub {{W|Bada Bing!}} from the American crime drama TV series ''[[The Sopranos]]''.
 *The things [[Louie]] knows about Fat Tony include:
 **That he wears "man-Spanx", a reference to the American underwear maker {{W|Spanx}}, which works primarily with female underwear.

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The title of the episode is a reference to the [[ESPN]] documentary series titled ''{{W|30 for 30}}''.
+*The title of the episode and its entire plot parodies ''{{W|30 for 30}}'', a series of documentary films airing on [[ESPN]] since 2009, the year of the 30th anniversary of the sports channel. The series includes 30 films covering a wide range of sports topics and significant events.
-*Air Dingus is a reference to {{W|Aer Lingus}}.
+**The number 22 in ''The Simpsons'' episode title refers to the usual 22 minutes of duration of every episode.
-*{{W|Son Goku}}'s Kamehameha is referenced on the typewriter text.
+*In the episode's [[22 for 30/Gags#Title screen gag|title screen gag]], the [[Air Dingus]] airliner with a clover is a parody of {{W|Aer Lingus}}, the flag carrier of [[Ireland]].
 *[[ESBN]] is a parody of ESPN.
-*[[Anger Watkins]] is a parody of ESPN commentator {{W|Stephen A. Smith}}.
+[[File:Anger Watkins and Sciencewater.png|300px|thumb|[[Anger Watkins]] is a parody of NBA analyst {{W|Stephen A. Smith}}. Watkins is drinking [[sciencewater]], a parody of {{W|vitaminwater}}]]
-*{{W|Kamehameha I}} was the first king of the Hawaiian islands and his date of birth remains unknown. The {{W|Hawaiian Kingdom}} had five different kings named Kamehameha.
+*[[Anger Watkins]] is a parody of ESPN commentator and NBA analyst {{W|Stephen A. Smith}}.
-*On [[Krusty]]'s name jokes board, name of popular people appear:
+*When being interviewed, [[Abe]] mentions the horrors in the beaches during the {{W|Battle of Iwo Jima}}.
-**[[Charo]]
+*There is an {{W|Emmy Award}} at Abe's room at the [[Springfield Retirement Castle]]. [[Dan Castellaneta]], who provides the voice of Abe, has won two Emmy Awards for voicing various characters, including Abe.
-**[[Boy George]]
+*When [[Bart]] was writing memos, [[Superintendent Chalmers]] calls him the "Little Dickens", in a reference to English novelist [[Charles Dickens]].
-**[[Dolly Parton]]
+*In one of the memos, Bart told [[Skinner]] to wear a {{W|Aloha shirt}} in honor to the Hawaiian {{W|House of Kamehameha|King Kamehameha}}'s birthday. {{W|Kamehameha I}} was the first king of the Hawaiian islands and his date of birth remains unknown. The {{W|Hawaiian Kingdom}} had five different kings named Kamehameha.
-**{{W|Boutros Boutros-Ghali}}
+*The book Skinner is reading, ''[[Post-Prankum Depression]]'', is a reference to the mood disorder {{W|postpartum depression}}.
-**[[Kim Jong-un]]
+*The song "{{W2|I Wish|Skee-Lo song}}" by {{W|Skee-Lo}} plays when [[Bart]] is in detention.
-**[[Kim Jong-il]]
+*[[Krusty]] mentions American country singer [[Dolly Parton]] and makes a joke about the size of her breasts being 40DD, which is usually a subject related to {{W|Dolly Parton#Public image|Parton's public image}}.
-**[[Dan Quayle]]
+*[[Homer]] learned some things about basketball from professional basketball coach {{W|Red Auerbach}}.
-*[[Homer]] breaks the 4th wall.
+*Anger Watkins mentions notable basketball players {{W|Kobe Bryant}} and {{W|Kareem Abdul-Jabbar}} and the puppet {{W|Oscar the Grouch}} from ''[[Sesame Street]]''.
-*"{{W2|I Wish|Skee-Lo song}}" by {{W|Skee-Lo}} plays when [[Bart]] is in detention.
+*The well-known finale from the ''{{W|1812 Overture}}'' by Russian composer {{W|Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky}} is heard when Bart is playing basketball with a lack of discipline.
 *The large gray trophy Bart skates around holding a mini American and Canadian flag in each hand is the {{W|Stanley Cup}}.
-*The song "{{W|Fight the Power}}" by {{W2|Public Enemy|band}} plays when [[Skinner]] cuts the book ''Love cuts like a knife''.
+*The people that appear on Krusty's "name jokes" board include:
 *"{{W2|Basketball|song}}" by {{W2|Bow Wow|rapper}} plays over the closing montage of the episode.
-*When Fat Tony is arrest right as [[Legs]] drives up with Fat Tony's boat loaded on a trailer. The boat has red, white and green stripes which are meant to match the [[Italy Flag|the flag]] of [[Italy]].
+*The facts at the end of the episode include:
-*[[Lisa]] spoke to [[Fat Tony]] like [[Porky Pig]].
+**American basketball player {{Ch|Stephen Curry}} is mentioned not appearing in the documentary, but appears throwing a paper from the [[Springfield sign]] to Skinner's office.
-*The site BadaBing is a reference to the search engine {{W2|Bing|search engine}}.
+**Dolly Parton sued Krusty for defamation of character.
-*[[Louie]] mentions Fat Tony's high school nickname was Robert De Zero which is referencing actor [[Robert De Niro]] who has starred in numerous movies about the Mafia.
+**The women's team Fat Tony plays for is called [[Little Debbies]], and their logo is a reference to the {{W|Little Debbie}} cookie products.
-*[[Louie]] mentions Fat Tony cried at ''[[Toy Story|Toy Story 2]]'' which was "not even the sad one" which is referencing ''Toy Story 3''.
-*[[Louie]] then asks Fat Tony for the "[[Stacey Swanson|name of the secret shrink you see]]" which is a reference to ''{{ap|The Sopranos|TV series}}''
+== Trivia ==
-*The narrator, [[Nelson]]'s dad [[Eddie Muntz]], mentions the [[Detroit Lions]] as an example of disappointed fans.
+*This episode was a bonus episode on [[The Complete Eighteenth Season]] DVD as a special feature, making this episode the first episode to be released on DVD after [[season 18]].
-*In the facts at the end:
+*[[Homer]], [[Bart]] and [[Milhouse]] break the 4th wall.
 == Continuity ==
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 *[[Bartman]] is referenced when presenting Bart. ("[[Three Men and a Comic Book]]")
 *The opening narration includes video clips from various sports moments in the series, including but possibly not limited to "[[Dead Putting Society]]," "[[Bart the Daredevil]]," "[[Homer at the Bat]]," "[[Homer vs. Patty and Selma]]," "[[Lisa on Ice]]," "[[Bart Star]]," "[[Faith Off]]," "[[Little Girl in the Big Ten]]," "[[Ice Cream of Margie (with the Light Blue Hair)]]," "[[I Don't Wanna Know Why the Caged Bird Sings]]," and "[[Boy Meets Curl]]."
 {{Season 28|R}}