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 *Lisa reads an article about herself on ''[[Daily Variety]]''.
 *{{Ch|Jim Jarmusch}} says that his next film is ''[[Cheaper by the Dozen 3]]'', a reference to the ''{{W2|Cheaper by the Dozen|franchise}}'' franchise. A picture of a sad {{Ch|Steve Martin}} is seen on the poster.
-**He also mentions some of his other films, including ''{{W|Stranger Than Paradise}}'' and ''{{W|Down by Law (film)|Down by Law}}''. He later mentions ''{{W|Coffee and Cigarettes}}''.
+**He also mentions some of his other films, including ''{{W|Stranger Than Paradise}}'' and ''{{W2|Down by Law|film}}''. He later mentions ''{{W|Coffee and Cigarettes}}''.
 *In [[Nelson]]'s film, [[Dr. Hibbert]] is reading ''[[Charlotte's Web]]'' to his kids.
 *The end of Nelson's film is a parody of the ending of the French film ''{{W|The 400 Blows}}'', in which {{W|Antoine Doinel}} runs by the seaside and the camera zooms in on his face.

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 *Lisa reads an article about herself on ''[[Daily Variety]]''.
 *{{Ch|Jim Jarmusch}} says that his next film is ''[[Cheaper by the Dozen 3]]'', a reference to the ''{{W2|Cheaper by the Dozen|franchise}}'' franchise. A picture of a sad {{Ch|Steve Martin}} is seen on the poster.
-**He also mentions some of his other films, including ''{{W|Stranger than Paradise}}'' and ''{{W|Down by Law}}''. He later mentions ''{{W|Coffee and Cigarettes}}''.
+**He also mentions some of his other films, including ''{{W|Stranger Than Paradise}}'' and ''{{W|Down by Law (film)|Down by Law}}''. He later mentions ''{{W|Coffee and Cigarettes}}''.
 *In [[Nelson]]'s film, [[Dr. Hibbert]] is reading ''[[Charlotte's Web]]'' to his kids.
 *The end of Nelson's film is a parody of the ending of the French film ''{{W|The 400 Blows}}'', in which {{W|Antoine Doinel}} runs by the seaside and the camera zooms in on his face.

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 [[File:My Little Sony.png|250px|thumb|[[Lisa]] owns a "My Little Sony" camera. A reference to both ''[[My Little Pony]]'' and {{W|Sony}}]]
 *[[Lisa]] owns a "My Little Sony" camera. A reference to both ''[[My Little Pony]]'' and {{W|Sony}}.
-*[[Seymour Skinner]] thinks Lisa is a gifted filmmaker and says "it's as if {{W|Ingmar Bergman}} and {{W|Penny Marshall}} had a baby". Bergman is considered to be among the most accomplished and influential filmmakers of all time.
+*[[Seymour Skinner]] thinks Lisa is a gifted filmmaker and says "it's as if [[Ingmar Bergman]] and {{Ch|Penny Marshall}} had a baby". Bergman is considered to be among the most accomplished and influential filmmakers of all time.
-*The scripts Skinner wrote ''When Edna Met Seymour'' is a parody of ''{{W|When Harry Met Sally...}}''.
+*The scripts Skinner wrote ''When Edna Met Seymour'' is a parody of ''[[When Harry Met Sally...]]''.
 *Skinner says he is no longer welcomed at {{W|Universal Studios}} tour, and Lisa asks him whether it is {{W|Universal Orlando}} or {{W|Universal Studios Hollywood}}.
 *Lisa mentions the six elements {{W|Aristotle}} considered drama to be composed of: plot, theme, character, language, rhythm, and spectacle.

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 *[[Comic Book Guy]] writes about Lisa's documentary and includes things from the ''[[Star Wars]]'' universe, such as the {{W|Landspeeder}} craft and the {{W|Bantha}} creatures.
 **Comic Book Guy's website ''[[Ain't I Fat News]]'' is a parody of ''{{W|Ain't It Cool News}}'', a film and TV reviews website.
-[[File:Woody Allen and Soon-Yi Previn.png|250px|thumb|[[Soon-Yi Previn]] seems angry at his husband [[Woody Allen]] when he says he wanted to adopt [[Scarlett Johansson]]. Allen was Previn's adoptive mother's boyfriend for over 10 years]]
+[[File:Woody Allen and Soon-Yi Previn.png|250px|thumb|[[Soon-Yi Previn]] seems angry at her husband [[Woody Allen]] when he says he wanted to adopt [[Scarlett Johansson]]. Allen was Previn's adoptive mother's boyfriend for over 10 years]]
 *[[Woody Allen]] and his wife [[Soon-Yi Previn]] were at the festival, and Allen thinks of adopting [[Scarlett Johansson]]. This joke is related to Soon-Yi Previn's relationship with Allen, as Allen was her adoptive mother's boyfriend for over 10 years.
 *Skinner asks Chalmers if he would like to check out the {{W|Slamdance Film Festival}}.

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The title is a reference to the American film ''{{w|Any Given Sunday}}''.
+*The title is a reference to the American film ''{{W|Any Given Sunday}}''.
-[[File:My Little Sony.png|250px|thumb|[[Lisa]] owns a "My Little Sony" camera. A reference to both ''[[My Little Pony]]'' and {{w|Sony}}]]
+[[File:My Little Sony.png|250px|thumb|[[Lisa]] owns a "My Little Sony" camera. A reference to both ''[[My Little Pony]]'' and {{W|Sony}}]]
-*[[Lisa]] owns a "My Little Sony" camera. A reference to both ''[[My Little Pony]]'' and {{w|Sony}}.
+*[[Lisa]] owns a "My Little Sony" camera. A reference to both ''[[My Little Pony]]'' and {{W|Sony}}.
-*[[Seymour Skinner]] thinks Lisa is a gifted filmmaker and says "it's as if {{w|Ingmar Bergman}} and {{w|Penny Marshall}} had a baby". Bergman is considered to be among the most accomplished and influential filmmakers of all time.
+*[[Seymour Skinner]] thinks Lisa is a gifted filmmaker and says "it's as if {{W|Ingmar Bergman}} and {{W|Penny Marshall}} had a baby". Bergman is considered to be among the most accomplished and influential filmmakers of all time.
-*The scripts Skinner wrote ''When Edna Met Seymour'' is a parody of ''{{w|When Harry Met Sally...}}''.
+*The scripts Skinner wrote ''When Edna Met Seymour'' is a parody of ''{{W|When Harry Met Sally...}}''.
-*Skinner says he is no longer welcomed at {{w|Universal Studios}} tour, and Lisa asks him whether it is {{w|Universal Orlando}} or {{w|Universal Studios Hollywood}}.
+*Skinner says he is no longer welcomed at {{W|Universal Studios}} tour, and Lisa asks him whether it is {{W|Universal Orlando}} or {{W|Universal Studios Hollywood}}.
-*Lisa mentions the six elements {{w|Aristotle}} considered drama to be composed of: plot, theme, character, language, rhythm, and spectacle.
+*Lisa mentions the six elements {{W|Aristotle}} considered drama to be composed of: plot, theme, character, language, rhythm, and spectacle.
-*Skinner has an empty cabinet for an {{w|Academy Awards|Oscar}} award.
+*Skinner has an empty cabinet for an {{W|Academy Awards|Oscar}} award.
-*[[Marge]] loved the documentary ''[[So You've Bought a Toro]]'' that came with the lawnmower. {{w2|Toro|company}} is an American turf maintenance equipment company.
+*[[Marge]] loved the documentary ''[[So You've Bought a Toro]]'' that came with the lawnmower. {{W2|Toro|company}} is an American turf maintenance equipment company.
-*Homer wears a toupee to look like American actor {{w|Shia LaBeouf}}.
+*Homer wears a toupee to look like American actor {{W|Shia LaBeouf}}.
-*The song "{{w|I Turn My Camera On}}" by {{w|Spoon}} is played while Lisa films the family documentary.
+*The song "{{W|I Turn My Camera On}}" by {{W|Spoon}} is played while Lisa films the family documentary.
-[[File:Springfield Creative Arts Academy.png|250px|thumb|The Springfield Creative Arts Academy building is similar to {{w|The Guggenheim}}, an important art museum in [[New York City]]]]
+[[File:Springfield Creative Arts Academy.png|250px|thumb|The Springfield Creative Arts Academy building is similar to {{W|The Guggenheim}}, an important art museum in [[New York City]]]]
-*After it is reshaped, the [[Springfield Creative Arts Academy]] takes the form of {{w|The Guggenheim}}, an important art museum in [[New York City]].
+*After it is reshaped, the [[Springfield Creative Arts Academy]] takes the form of {{W|The Guggenheim}}, an important art museum in [[New York City]].
-*The film festival Skinner thinks of is {{w|Banff Mountain Film Festival}}. [[Chalmers]] corrects him and tells him that it is the {{w|Sundance Film Festival}} he was referring to.
+*The film festival Skinner thinks of is {{W|Banff Mountain Film Festival}}. [[Chalmers]] corrects him and tells him that it is the {{W|Sundance Film Festival}} he was referring to.
 *The sign at the [[Sundance Film Festival]] cabin says "Do Not Feed [[Ben Affleck]]".
-*While trying to find a movie that did not belong to the mainstream media, a Sundance organizer reads a submission's logline which described "[[Paul Giamatti]] is the world's greatest superspy who only exists in the mind of an overweight, agoraphobic jazz musician played by [[Martin Lawrence]] in a fat suit". Giamatti is an American actor who won the {{w|Independent Spirit Award for Best Male Lead}} in 2004, while Lawrence is known for his work in mainstream sitcoms and films.
+*While trying to find a movie that did not belong to the mainstream media, a Sundance organizer reads a submission's logline which described "[[Paul Giamatti]] is the world's greatest superspy who only exists in the mind of an overweight, agoraphobic jazz musician played by [[Martin Lawrence]] in a fat suit". Giamatti is an American actor who won the {{W|Independent Spirit Award for Best Male Lead}} in 2004, while Lawrence is known for his work in mainstream sitcoms and films.
-*Lisa's documentary ''[[Capturing the Simpsons]]'' is a reference to ''{{w|Capturing the Friedmans}}'', a documentary that focuses on the investigation of Arnold and Jesse Friedman for child molestation
+*Lisa's documentary ''[[Capturing the Simpsons]]'' is a reference to ''{{W|Capturing the Friedmans}}'', a documentary that focuses on the investigation of Arnold and Jesse Friedman for child molestation
-*Homer makes fun of some charities, such as {{w|Save the Children}}, {{w|Sierra Club}}, {{w|Doctors Without Borders}} and {{w|Greenpeace}}.
+*Homer makes fun of some charities, such as {{W|Save the Children}}, {{W|Sierra Club}}, {{W|Doctors Without Borders}} and {{W|Greenpeace}}.
-*American actor and director [[Robert Redford]] send a letter to Lisa saying that her film was accepted in Sundance. When Homer was about to cut the envelope, he says "Guess what? A scissor runs through it". This is a reference to the film ''{{w2|A River Runs Through It|film}}'', which was directed by Redford.
+*American actor and director [[Robert Redford]] send a letter to Lisa saying that her film was accepted in Sundance. When Homer was about to cut the envelope, he says "Guess what? A scissor runs through it". This is a reference to the film ''{{W2|A River Runs Through It|film}}'', which was directed by Redford.
-*When Homer imagines the film festival, the traditional Mexican song "{{w|Jarabe Tapatío}}" (Mexican hat dance) is heard.
+*When Homer imagines the film festival, the traditional Mexican song "{{W|Jarabe Tapatío}}" (Mexican hat dance) is heard.
-*The sign at Sundance Film Festival mentioned American actress [[Parker Posey]], who was nominated twice for the {{w|Independent Spirit Award for Best Female Lead|Independent Spirit Award}}.
+*The sign at Sundance Film Festival mentioned American actress [[Parker Posey]], who was nominated twice for the {{W|Independent Spirit Award for Best Female Lead|Independent Spirit Award}}.
-*Marge mentions the board game ''{{w|Candy Land}}''.
+*Marge mentions the board game ''{{W|Candy Land}}''.
-*Skinner and Chalmers are kicked out of the theater, and they pass by a [[Mormon Church]]. {{w|Park City, Utah}}, the place in which Sundance Film Festival takes place, was traveled by early Mormon pioneers.
+*Skinner and Chalmers are kicked out of the theater, and they pass by a [[Mormon Church]]. {{W|Park City, Utah}}, the place in which Sundance Film Festival takes place, was traveled by early Mormon pioneers.
-*In ''Capturing the Simpsons'', the family is playing ''{{w|Chutes and Ladders}}''.
+*In ''Capturing the Simpsons'', the family is playing ''{{W|Chutes and Ladders}}''.
-*[[Comic Book Guy]] writes about Lisa's documentary and includes things from the ''[[Star Wars]]'' universe, such as the {{w|Landspeeder}} craft and the {{w|Bantha}} creatures.
+*[[Comic Book Guy]] writes about Lisa's documentary and includes things from the ''[[Star Wars]]'' universe, such as the {{W|Landspeeder}} craft and the {{W|Bantha}} creatures.
 **Comic Book Guy's website ''[[Ain't I Fat News]]'' is a parody of ''{{W|Ain't It Cool News}}'', a film and TV reviews website.
 [[File:Woody Allen and Soon-Yi Previn.png|250px|thumb|[[Soon-Yi Previn]] seems angry at his husband [[Woody Allen]] when he says he wanted to adopt [[Scarlett Johansson]]. Allen was Previn's adoptive mother's boyfriend for over 10 years]]
 *[[Woody Allen]] and his wife [[Soon-Yi Previn]] were at the festival, and Allen thinks of adopting [[Scarlett Johansson]]. This joke is related to Soon-Yi Previn's relationship with Allen, as Allen was her adoptive mother's boyfriend for over 10 years.
-*Skinner asks Chalmers if he would like to check out the {{w|Slamdance Film Festival}}.
+*Skinner asks Chalmers if he would like to check out the {{W|Slamdance Film Festival}}.
 *Lisa reads an article about herself on ''[[Daily Variety]]''.
-*{{ch|Jim Jarmusch}} says that his next film is ''[[Cheaper by the Dozen 3]]'', a reference to the ''{{W2|Cheaper by the Dozen|franchise}}'' franchise. A picture of a sad {{Ch|Steve Martin}} is seen on the poster.
+*{{Ch|Jim Jarmusch}} says that his next film is ''[[Cheaper by the Dozen 3]]'', a reference to the ''{{W2|Cheaper by the Dozen|franchise}}'' franchise. A picture of a sad {{Ch|Steve Martin}} is seen on the poster.
-**He also mentions some of his other films, including ''{{w|Stranger than Paradise}}'' and ''{{w|Down by Law}}''. He later mentions ''{{w|Coffee and Cigarettes}}''.
+**He also mentions some of his other films, including ''{{W|Stranger than Paradise}}'' and ''{{W|Down by Law}}''. He later mentions ''{{W|Coffee and Cigarettes}}''.
 *In [[Nelson]]'s film, [[Dr. Hibbert]] is reading ''[[Charlotte's Web]]'' to his kids.
-*The end of Nelson's film is a parody of the ending of the French film ''{{w|The 400 Blows}}'', in which {{w|Antoine Doinel}} runs by the seaside and the camera zooms in on his face.
+*The end of Nelson's film is a parody of the ending of the French film ''{{W|The 400 Blows}}'', in which {{W|Antoine Doinel}} runs by the seaside and the camera zooms in on his face.
-*According to Jarmusch, Lisa's film is going to be played on {{w|Alaska Airlines}}' regional partners' flights.
+*According to Jarmusch, Lisa's film is going to be played on {{W|Alaska Airlines}}' regional partners' flights.
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