And Maggie Makes Three/References - Revision history

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

2025-01-27T21:12:20Z

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Solar Dragon at 16:04, December 25, 2024

2024-12-25T16:04:41Z

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */ replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (3), {{Ap| → {{ap|, typos fixed: stlye → style, replaced: → (6)

2024-12-25T16:02:52Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (3), {{Ap| → {{ap|, typos fixed: stlye → style, replaced: → (6)

Simpsons88 at 19:36, November 8, 2024

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‎Cultural references: replaced: {{w| → {{W| (2)

SolarBot: /* Goofs */removing unneded spaces, replaced: → (2)

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‎Goofs: removing unneded spaces, replaced: → (2)

SimpsonsFan2019: /* Goofs */

2021-03-02T17:46:44Z

‎Goofs

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{w|Knight Rider (1982 TV series)|Knight Rider}} → {{W2|Knight Rider|1982 TV series}} (2)

2020-12-10T19:06:58Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{w|Knight Rider (1982 TV series)|Knight Rider}} → {{W2|Knight Rider|1982 TV series}} (2)

HomerGriffin: /* Goofs */

2020-01-30T20:27:08Z

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 *Homer mentions ''[[Star Trek]]'' when he is setting the scene for the story of [[Maggie]]'s pictures.
 *Homer's version of the story has the style of the 1988 action film ''{{W|Die Hard}}'', and includes him hearing a man who sounded like {{W|Hans Gruber}}, the main antagonist, announcing that the [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant]] has been taken over by terrorists.
-*"Dick Clark on Leno" is written on the calendar, referring to American TV and radio personality [[Dick Clark]] and the talk show ''{{W|The Tonight Show with Jay Leno}}'', hosted by comedian [[Jay Leno]].
+*"Dick Clark on Leno" is written on the calendar, referring to American TV and radio personality {{Ch|Dick Clark}} and the talk show ''{{W|The Tonight Show with Jay Leno}}'', hosted by comedian [[Jay Leno]].
 *"{{W|Copacabana (At the Copa)}}" by {{W|Barry Manilow}} is heard during Homer and [[Marge]]'s romantic date.
 [[File:When Harry Met Sally... And Maggie Makes Three.png|250px|thumb|The 1989 romantic comedy ''[[When Harry Met Sally...]]'' was being played at the [[Aztec Theater]]]]
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 *The instrumental composition "{{W2|Powerhouse|instrumental}}" by {{W|Raymond Scott}} is heard during the pin replacement sequence.
 *At the end of the montage of scenes of Homer working at the [[Barney's Bowlarama]], the theme music from ''{{W|The Mary Tyler Moore Show}}'' plays, and Homer sings "I'm gonna make it after all!", similar to the lyrics from the TV series' theme song. Homer then tosses a bowling ball into the air, similar to {{W|Mary Richards}} tossing her hat into the air at the end {{W|The Mary Tyler Moore Show opening sequence|''The Mary Tyler Moore Show'' opening sequence}}.
-*{{ap|Joey|And Maggie Makes Three|The kid}}, the orphan-looking kid in Barney's Bowlarama who wants to go to [[California]], is a reference to the 1989 film ''{{W2|The Wizard|film}}'' where the protagonist kid Jimmy "The Wizard" Woods suffers from PTSD and keeps repeating the word "[[California]]".
+*{{ap|Joey|And Maggie Makes Three|The kid}}, the orphan-looking kid in Barney's Bowlarama who wants to go to [[California]], is a reference to the 1989 film ''{{W2|The Wizard|film}}'' where the protagonist kid Jimmy "The Wizard" Woods suffers from PTSD and keeps repeating the word "California".
 == Continuity ==
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 == Goofs ==
-*When Homer finds out that [[Marge]] is pregnant with [[Lisa]], he runs up the stairs, but on the wall you can see a picture of Lisa (or at least someone who looks like her). There is also a picture of [[Maggie]] on the wall before Maggie was born.
+*When Homer finds out that Marge is pregnant with [[Lisa]], he runs up the stairs, but on the wall you can see a picture of Lisa (or at least someone who looks like her). There is also a picture of Maggie on the wall before Maggie was born.
-*Also, when [[Homer]] finds out about Lisa, he was upstairs in the bathroom with [[Bart]] when Bart was flushing the keys down the toilet, in "[[Lisa's First Word]]".
+*Also, when Homer finds out about Lisa, he was upstairs in the bathroom with [[Bart]] when Bart was flushing the keys down the toilet, in "[[Lisa's First Word]]".
 *[[Ruth Powers]] is at Marge's baby shower despite it being set long before Ruth knew Marge.
 *When Homer and Marge went into their room after the trip to the beach, the bathroom door is suddenly the hallway door, and the next scene in their room is the bathroom again.
-*[[Dick Clark]]'s birthday on the calendar falls on the 16th, even though he was born on November 30, 1929.
+*Dick Clark's birthday on the calendar falls on the 16th, even though he was born on November 30, 1929.
 *In the scene where Homer finds out Marge is pregnant with Lisa, Marge and Homer appear to be sitting in their current house despite the fact that in "[[Lisa's First Word]]"; we see that the family doesn't move into their current house until after Homer already knew Marge was pregnant.
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 **The pilot of the ship, {{ap|Michael|And Maggie Makes Three}}, is a reference to {{W2|Michael Knight|Knight Rider}}, the protagonist in ''Knight Rider''.
 *Homer mentions ''[[Star Trek]]'' when he is setting the scene for the story of [[Maggie]]'s pictures.
-*Homer's version of the story has the style of the 1988 action film ''{{W|Die Hard}}'', and includes him hearing a man who sounded like {{W|Hans Gruber}}, the main antagonist announcing that the [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant]] has been taken over by terrorists.
+*Homer's version of the story has the style of the 1988 action film ''{{W|Die Hard}}'', and includes him hearing a man who sounded like {{W|Hans Gruber}}, the main antagonist, announcing that the [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant]] has been taken over by terrorists.
 *"Dick Clark on Leno" is written on the calendar, referring to American TV and radio personality [[Dick Clark]] and the talk show ''{{W|The Tonight Show with Jay Leno}}'', hosted by comedian [[Jay Leno]].
 *"{{W|Copacabana (At the Copa)}}" by {{W|Barry Manilow}} is heard during Homer and [[Marge]]'s romantic date.
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 *Marge and Homer kissing by the sea parodies the kissing scene in the 1953 American romantic war drama ''{{W|From Here to Eternity}}''.
 *The instrumental composition "{{W2|Powerhouse|instrumental}}" by {{W|Raymond Scott}} is heard during the pin replacement sequence.
-*At the end of the montage of scenes of Homer working at the [[Barney's Bowlarama]], the theme music from ''{{W|The Mary Tyler Moore Show}}'' plays and Homer sings "I'm gonna make it after all!", similar to the lyrics from the TV series' theme song. Homer then tosses a bowling ball into the air, similar to {{W|Mary Richards}} tossing her hat into the air at the end {{W|The Mary Tyler Moore Show opening sequence|''The Mary Tyler Moore Show'' opening sequence}}.
+*At the end of the montage of scenes of Homer working at the [[Barney's Bowlarama]], the theme music from ''{{W|The Mary Tyler Moore Show}}'' plays, and Homer sings "I'm gonna make it after all!", similar to the lyrics from the TV series' theme song. Homer then tosses a bowling ball into the air, similar to {{W|Mary Richards}} tossing her hat into the air at the end {{W|The Mary Tyler Moore Show opening sequence|''The Mary Tyler Moore Show'' opening sequence}}.
-*{{ap|Joey|And Maggie Makes Three|The kid}}, the orphan-looking kid in Barney's Bowlarama who wants to go to [[California]] is a reference to the 1989 film ''{{W2|The Wizard|film}}'' where the protagonist kid Jimmy "The Wizard" Woods suffers from PTSD and keeps repeating the word "[[California]]".
+*{{ap|Joey|And Maggie Makes Three|The kid}}, the orphan-looking kid in Barney's Bowlarama who wants to go to [[California]], is a reference to the 1989 film ''{{W2|The Wizard|film}}'' where the protagonist kid Jimmy "The Wizard" Woods suffers from PTSD and keeps repeating the word "[[California]]".
 == Continuity ==

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 **A similar version of the "{{W|James Bond Theme}}" is heard. The version heard in the couch gag, named "James Bond", was composed by Jurgen Schlachter.
 *''[[Knightboat: The Crime Solving Boat]]'' is a parody of the 1982 action TV series ''{{W2|Knight Rider|1982 TV series}}''.
-**The pilot of the ship, {{Ap|Michael|And Maggie Makes Three}}, is a reference to {{W2|Michael Knight|Knight Rider}}, the protagonist in ''Knight Rider''.
+**The pilot of the ship, {{ap|Michael|And Maggie Makes Three}}, is a reference to {{W2|Michael Knight|Knight Rider}}, the protagonist in ''Knight Rider''.
 *Homer mentions ''[[Star Trek]]'' when he is setting the scene for the story of [[Maggie]]'s pictures.
-*Homer's version of the story has the stlye of the 1988 action film ''{{W|Die Hard}}'', and includes him hearing a man who sounded like {{W|Hans Gruber}}, the main antagonist announcing that the [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant]] has been taken over by terrorists.
+*Homer's version of the story has the style of the 1988 action film ''{{W|Die Hard}}'', and includes him hearing a man who sounded like {{W|Hans Gruber}}, the main antagonist announcing that the [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant]] has been taken over by terrorists.
 *"Dick Clark on Leno" is written on the calendar, referring to American TV and radio personality [[Dick Clark]] and the talk show ''{{W|The Tonight Show with Jay Leno}}'', hosted by comedian [[Jay Leno]].
 *"{{W|Copacabana (At the Copa)}}" by {{W|Barry Manilow}} is heard during Homer and [[Marge]]'s romantic date.

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 == Cultural references ==
-*At the beginning of the episode, the Simpsons are watching a show called ''[[Knightboat: The Crime Solving Boat]]'', a parody of ''{{W2|Knight Rider|1982 TV series}}''.
+*In the episode's [[And Maggie Makes Three/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]], [[Homer]] parodies the iconic {{W|gun barrel sequence}} from the ''[[James Bond]]'' films.
-*{{ap|Joey|And Maggie Makes Three|The kid}} in [[Barney's Bowlarama]] who wants to go to [[California]] is a reference to the movie ''{{W2|The Wizard|film}}''.
+**A similar version of the "{{W|James Bond Theme}}" is heard. The version heard in the couch gag, named "James Bond", was composed by Jurgen Schlachter.
-*''{{W|The Mary Tyler Moore Show}}'': At the end of the montage of scenes of [[Homer]] working at the Barney's Bowlarama, the theme music from ''MTM'' plays and Homer sings "I'm gonna make it after all!", similar to the lyrics from the ''MTM'' theme song. Homer then tosses a bowling ball into the air, similar to {{W|Mary Richards}} tossing her hat into the air at the end of ''MTM''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s opening sequence.
+*''[[Knightboat: The Crime Solving Boat]]'' is a parody of the 1982 action TV series ''{{W2|Knight Rider|1982 TV series}}''.
 == Continuity ==
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 *[[Ruth Powers]] is at Marge's baby shower despite it being set long before Ruth knew Marge.
 *When Homer and Marge went into their room after the trip to the beach, the bathroom door is suddenly the hallway door, and the next scene in their room is the bathroom again.
 *In the scene where Homer finds out Marge is pregnant with Lisa, Marge and Homer appear to be sitting in their current house despite the fact that in "[[Lisa's First Word]]"; we see that the family doesn't move into their current house until after Homer already knew Marge was pregnant.
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 *[[Ruth Powers]] is at Marge's baby shower despite it being set long before Ruth knew Marge.
 *When Homer and Marge went into their room after the trip to the beach, the bathroom door is suddenly the hallway door, and the next scene in their room is the bathroom again.
 *In the scene where Homer finds out Marge is pregnant with Lisa, Marge and Homer appear to be sitting in their current house despite the fact that in "[[Lisa's First Word]]"; we see that the family doesn't move into their current house until after Homer already knew Marge was pregnant.
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 File:And Maggie Makes Three - Lisa's Picture Goof.png||A picture of Lisa before her born.