Around Town with Ned Flanders/References - Revision history

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‎Continuity

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Mythigator: /* Cultural references */

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‎Cultural references

Mythigator at 08:07, November 17, 2018

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 *Snake calls Ned "{{W|Kemosabe}}", {{W|Tonto}}'s nickname for the {{W|Lone Ranger}}.
 *The ending of the story, where a narration tells what happened to the individuals involved, is reminiscent of ''{{W2|Dragnet|series}}''.
-*The [[FOX]] special in which [[Chief Wiggum]] appears, ''[[When Good Snacks Go Bad]]'', is a parody of the three-part special ''[[When Animals Attack!]]'', which aired on FOX in 1996.
+*The [[FOX]] special in which Chief Wiggum appears, ''[[When Good Snacks Go Bad]]'', is a parody of the three-part special ''[[When Animals Attack!]]'', which aired on FOX in 1996.
 === Biblical/church-related references ===
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 **"Thumpin'" refers to the slang term "{{W|Bible thumper}}". In the church, it is used to refer to the practice of some preachers of thumping their hands on their Bibles to emphasize a point during a sermon. Outside the church, it is a derogatory slang term for Christians who are aggressive about sharing their beliefs.
 **"Holy Rollin'" refers to "{{W|Holy Roller}}", a slang term which is used (generally in a derogatory fashion) to refer to the occasionally boisterous worship style of {{W|Pentecostalism|Pentecostal}} Christians.
-*After [[Ned]] accidentally runs over [[Barney]], [[Todd]] pokes him with a boom mike and asks, "Is it Leviathan cast from the sea, Daddy?" Todd's question refers to the Biblical {{W|Leviathan}}, which is mentioned several times in Scripture and described in detail in the 41st chapter of the {{W|Book of Job}}.
+*After Ned accidentally runs over [[Barney]], [[Todd]] pokes him with a boom mike and asks, "Is it Leviathan cast from the sea, Daddy?" Todd's question refers to the Biblical {{W|Leviathan}}, which is mentioned several times in Scripture and described in detail in the 41st chapter of the {{W|Book of Job}}.
 *Ned's refusing the local [[Emmy Award]] on the grounds that he can't accept any graven images is a reference to the Second {{W|Ten Commandments|Commandment}} (as counted by most Protestant denominations), which in the {{W|King James Version}} reads in part, "Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image".

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 **"Holy Rollin'" refers to "{{W|Holy Roller}}", a slang term which is used (generally in a derogatory fashion) to refer to the occasionally boisterous worship style of {{W|Pentecostalism|Pentecostal}} Christians.
 *After [[Ned]] accidentally runs over [[Barney]], [[Todd]] pokes him with a boom mike and asks, "Is it Leviathan cast from the sea, Daddy?" Todd's question refers to the Biblical {{W|Leviathan}}, which is mentioned several times in Scripture and described in detail in the 41st chapter of the {{W|Book of Job}}.
-*Ned's refusing the local {{W|Emmy Award}} on the grounds that he can't accept any graven images is a reference to the Second {{W|Ten Commandments|Commandment}} (as counted by most Protestant denominations), which in the {{W|King James Version}} reads in part, "Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image".
+*Ned's refusing the local [[Emmy Award]] on the grounds that he can't accept any graven images is a reference to the Second {{W|Ten Commandments|Commandment}} (as counted by most Protestant denominations), which in the {{W|King James Version}} reads in part, "Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image".
 == Trivia ==

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 == Cultural references ==
 *When a fleeing [[Snake]] and pursuing [[Apu]] jump into [[Ned]]'s car, [[Chief Wiggum]] sees them struggling and mistakes them for {{W2|Joyride|crime|joyriders}}.
-*When Apu lectures Ned, he says, "A Hindu manager and his money are not soon parted!" This is a reference to the {{w|List of proverbial phrases|proverb}} "A fool and his money are soon parted", attributed to the 16th-century English poet {{w|Thomas Tusser}}.
+*When Apu lectures Ned, he says, "A Hindu manager and his money are not soon parted!" This is a reference to the {{W|List of proverbial phrases|proverb}} "A fool and his money are soon parted", attributed to the 16th-century English poet {{W|Thomas Tusser}}.
-*Snake calls Ned "{{w|Kemosabe}}", {{w|Tonto}}'s nickname for the {{w|Lone Ranger}}.
+*Snake calls Ned "{{W|Kemosabe}}", {{W|Tonto}}'s nickname for the {{W|Lone Ranger}}.
 *The ending of the story, where a narration tells what happened to the individuals involved, is reminiscent of ''{{W2|Dragnet|series}}''.
 *The [[FOX]] special in which [[Chief Wiggum]] appears, ''[[When Good Snacks Go Bad]]'', is a parody of the three-part special ''[[When Animals Attack!]]'', which aired on FOX in 1996.
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 === Biblical/church-related references ===
 *[[File:IsItLeviathan.jpg|right|225px]]Pastor Pat's Revival Hall for Thumpin' and Holy Rollin':
-**"Thumpin'" refers to the slang term "{{w|Bible thumper}}". In the church, it is used to refer to the practice of some preachers of thumping their hands on their Bibles to emphasize a point during a sermon. Outside the church, it is a derogatory slang term for Christians who are aggressive about sharing their beliefs.
+**"Thumpin'" refers to the slang term "{{W|Bible thumper}}". In the church, it is used to refer to the practice of some preachers of thumping their hands on their Bibles to emphasize a point during a sermon. Outside the church, it is a derogatory slang term for Christians who are aggressive about sharing their beliefs.
-**"Holy Rollin'" refers to "{{w|Holy Roller}}", a slang term which is used (generally in a derogatory fashion) to refer to the occasionally boisterous worship style of {{w|Pentecostalism|Pentecostal}} Christians.
+**"Holy Rollin'" refers to "{{W|Holy Roller}}", a slang term which is used (generally in a derogatory fashion) to refer to the occasionally boisterous worship style of {{W|Pentecostalism|Pentecostal}} Christians.
-*After [[Ned]] accidentally runs over [[Barney]], [[Todd]] pokes him with a boom mike and asks, "Is it Leviathan cast from the sea, Daddy?" Todd's question refers to the Biblical {{w|Leviathan}}, which is mentioned several times in Scripture and described in detail in the 41st chapter of the {{w|Book of Job}}.
+*After [[Ned]] accidentally runs over [[Barney]], [[Todd]] pokes him with a boom mike and asks, "Is it Leviathan cast from the sea, Daddy?" Todd's question refers to the Biblical {{W|Leviathan}}, which is mentioned several times in Scripture and described in detail in the 41st chapter of the {{W|Book of Job}}.
-*Ned's refusing the local {{w|Emmy Award}} on the grounds that he can't accept any graven images is a reference to the Second {{w|Ten Commandments|Commandment}} (as counted by most Protestant denominations), which in the {{w|King James Version}} reads in part, "Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image".
+*Ned's refusing the local {{W|Emmy Award}} on the grounds that he can't accept any graven images is a reference to the Second {{W|Ten Commandments|Commandment}} (as counted by most Protestant denominations), which in the {{W|King James Version}} reads in part, "Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image".
 == Trivia ==
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 **The Underground Grapefruit Grotto
 **The Westside Silent Dinner Theater
-**The "biggest can-opener collection this side of the {{w|Mississippi River|Mississippi}}"
+**The "biggest can-opener collection this side of the {{W|Mississippi River|Mississippi}}"
 **The Garden of Talking Statues at the [[Springfield Funeral Home]]
 *None of the [[Simpson family]] members appear in the story.

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 == Trivia ==
-*According to Ned Flanders, the history of the church in [[Springfield]]  goes back to shortly after the town's founding by [[Jebediah Springfield]]—"Ol' heathen though he was", as Ned describes him.
+*According to Ned Flanders, the history of the church in [[Springfield]] goes back to shortly after the town's founding by [[Jebediah Springfield]]—"Ol' heathen though he was", as Ned describes him.
 **"The first church was built using logs, mud and the natives' teepees", says Ned.
 **In the 1930s, the most prominent house of worship in Springfield was Pastor Pat's Revival Hall for Thumpin' and Holy Rollin'.

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