Bad Hair Day!/References - Revision history

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2025-01-27T21:21:07Z

replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (2), replaced: → (4)

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2021-10-15T21:58:20Z

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2021-05-15T12:45:49Z

‎Continuity

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{w|Bad Medicine (film)|Bad Medicine}} → {{W2|Bad Medicine|film}}

2020-12-10T20:20:21Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{w|Bad Medicine (film)|Bad Medicine}} → {{W2|Bad Medicine|film}}

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2020-03-13T21:27:03Z

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SolarBot: typos fixed: practicioner → practitioner, sterotype → stereotype

2020-03-05T13:57:01Z

typos fixed: practicioner → practitioner, sterotype → stereotype

SolarBot: clean up, removed: {{Social}}

2013-06-27T12:32:02Z

clean up, removed: {{Social}}

SolarBot: Adding social tools

2013-06-27T11:20:20Z

Adding social tools

Cook879 at 21:00, March 21, 2012

2012-03-21T21:00:14Z

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2012-03-21T19:31:15Z

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 == Continuity ==
-*[[Apu]] still sells meat products of dubious origin (previously seen in "[[Homer and Apu]]"), as he has a "{{W|Mystery meat|Mystery Meat}} Clearance Sale" where [[Homer]] blows the family's monthly budget (thus necessitating [[Lisa]] getting a makeover from [[Patty]] and [[Selma]] instead of at a salon).
+*[[Apu]] still sells meat products of dubious origin (previously seen in "[[Homer and Apu]]"), as he has a "{{W|Mystery meat|Mystery Meat}} Clearance Sale" where [[Homer]] blows the family's monthly budget (thus necessitating [[Lisa]] getting a makeover from Patty and Selma instead of at a salon).
-*[[Dr. Nick]] is again portrayed as a questionable practitioner of medicine and other fields (this time, hairdressing) as he runs an Internet beauty academy where the instructors certify students to perform transplant surgery.
+*Dr. Nick is again portrayed as a questionable practitioner of medicine and other fields (this time, hairdressing) as he runs an Internet beauty academy where the instructors certify students to perform transplant surgery.
 *Patty's and Selma's dislike of Homer is referenced, as one of their practice heads looks exactly like Homer and has a knife stuck through it.

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 == Cultural references ==
 *When [[Patty]] says that she and [[Selma]] have been certified "to perform organ transplant surgery in [[Mexico]]" on the basis of their work with a hairdresser's practice head, it is a reference to the negative stereotype of medical schools in Mexico and Central America having lax standards, as portrayed in the 1985 comedy ''{{W2|Bad Medicine|film}}''.
-*The saying "a little gel can make anything work" (which Patty says that they learned from [[Dr. Nick]]'s Internet Beauty Academy) is reminiscent of the {{w|Brylcreem}} advertising slogan "A little dab'll do ya!"
+*The saying "a little gel can make anything work" (which Patty says that they learned from [[Dr. Nick]]'s Internet Beauty Academy) is reminiscent of the {{W|Brylcreem}} advertising slogan "A little dab'll do ya!"
 == Continuity ==
-*[[Apu]] still sells meat products of dubious origin (previously seen in "[[Homer and Apu]]"), as he has a "{{w|Mystery meat|Mystery Meat}} Clearance Sale" where [[Homer]] blows the family's monthly budget (thus necessitating [[Lisa]] getting a makeover from [[Patty]] and [[Selma]] instead of at a salon).
+*[[Apu]] still sells meat products of dubious origin (previously seen in "[[Homer and Apu]]"), as he has a "{{W|Mystery meat|Mystery Meat}} Clearance Sale" where [[Homer]] blows the family's monthly budget (thus necessitating [[Lisa]] getting a makeover from [[Patty]] and [[Selma]] instead of at a salon).
 *[[Dr. Nick]] is again portrayed as a questionable practitioner of medicine and other fields (this time, hairdressing) as he runs an Internet beauty academy where the instructors certify students to perform transplant surgery.
 *Patty's and Selma's dislike of Homer is referenced, as one of their practice heads looks exactly like Homer and has a knife stuck through it.

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 == Cultural references ==
-*When [[Patty]] says that she and [[Selma]] have been certified "to perform organ transplant surgery in [[Mexico]]" on the basis of their work with a hairdresser's practice head, it is a reference to the negative stereotype of medical schools in Mexico and Central America having lax standards, as portrayed in the 1985 comedy ''{{w|Bad Medicine (film)|Bad Medicine}}''.
+*When [[Patty]] says that she and [[Selma]] have been certified "to perform organ transplant surgery in [[Mexico]]" on the basis of their work with a hairdresser's practice head, it is a reference to the negative stereotype of medical schools in Mexico and Central America having lax standards, as portrayed in the 1985 comedy ''{{W2|Bad Medicine|film}}''.
 *The saying "a little gel can make anything work" (which Patty says that they learned from [[Dr. Nick]]'s Internet Beauty Academy) is reminiscent of the {{w|Brylcreem}} advertising slogan "A little dab'll do ya!"

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