Bart Gets Famous/References - Revision history

Snowball II: /* Continuity */

2024-05-24T07:44:11Z

‎Continuity

76.21.235.250: I found a lot of goofs in the "Say the line, Bart!" scene. (https://twitter.com/SimpsonsGoofs/status/1338900110164549632)

2023-02-24T04:07:42Z

I found a lot of goofs in the "Say the line, Bart!" scene. (https://twitter.com/SimpsonsGoofs/status/1338900110164549632)

75.72.63.27: /* Cultural references */

2021-12-19T15:40:31Z

‎Cultural references

75.72.63.27: /* Cultural references */

2021-12-19T15:36:54Z

‎Cultural references

Solar Dragon at 13:07, December 26, 2020

2020-12-26T13:07:42Z

Pufo: /* Cultural references */ +'I Didn't Do It Dancers'

2020-12-26T09:07:16Z

‎Cultural references: +'I Didn't Do It Dancers'

Pufo: /* Cultural references */ +Steve Urkel

2020-12-26T09:01:00Z

‎Cultural references: +Steve Urkel

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2020-12-11T23:45:06Z

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2020-12-10T20:31:42Z

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 **The other school buses come from [[Shelbyville]], [[Capitol City]] and [[North Haverbrook]].
 *In the comic story ''[[Man vs. Beast vs. Food]]'', when telling Krusty who he is, Bart mentioned he was the "I Didn't Do It" boy.
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 *Homer refers to [[Steve Urkel]] from the sitcom ''{{W|Family Matters}}'', known for his catchphrase "Did I do that?".
 *The 'I Didn't Do It Dancers' dance to a song similar to "{{W|Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)}}".
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 == Cultural references ==
 *Krusty alludes to the popular board game {{W|Cluedo}} when he calls Bart and tells him that he needs his fingerprints on a candlestick and to meet him in the conservatory.
-*One of Lisa's imagined future achievements, in addition to curing all disease and ending war, is a reunion of the entire cast of long-running sitcom ''{{W2|The Facts of Life|TV series}}'', "including long-time holdout, Tootie." There was such a reunion as a TV-movie in 2001; Kim Fields returned as Tootie, but Nancy McKeon, who became a regular during the show's second season, did not reprise her character of Jo. Another such reunion occurred years after Charlotte Rae's in 2021 during a Live in Front a Studio Audience special, which McKeon again skipped.
+*One of Lisa's imagined future achievements, in addition to curing all disease and ending war, is a reunion of the entire cast of long-running sitcom ''{{W2|The Facts of Life|TV series}}'', "including long-time holdout, Tootie." There was such a reunion as a TV-movie in 2001; Kim Fields returned as Tootie, but Nancy McKeon, who became a regular during the show's second season, did not reprise her character of Jo. Another such reunion occurred years after Charlotte Rae's death in 2021 during a Live in Front a Studio Audience special which involved the re-enactment of the show's 1982 episode "Kids Can Be Cruel". Though her character was reprised, McKeon would skip this reunion as well.
 *Bart records an 'I Didn't Do It' rap with the backing track from MC Hammer's ''{{W|U Can't Touch This}}''. The backwards jeans on the album cover reference the then-popular hip-hop group {{W|Kris Kross}}, who famously wore their clothes backwards.
 *The chalkboard gag "My homework was not stolen by a one armed man" refers to 1993 film ''{{W2|The Fugitive|1993 film}}'', where the lead role is framed for murder by a one-armed man.

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 == Cultural references ==
 *Krusty alludes to the popular board game {{W|Cluedo}} when he calls Bart and tells him that he needs his fingerprints on a candlestick and to meet him in the conservatory.
-*One of Lisa's imagined future achievements, in addition to curing all disease and ending war, is a reunion of the entire cast of long-running sitcom ''{{W2|The Facts of Life|TV series}}'', "including long-time holdout, Tootie." There was such a reunion as a TV-movie in 2001; Kim Fields returned as Tootie, but Nancy McKeon did not reprise her character of Jo.
+*One of Lisa's imagined future achievements, in addition to curing all disease and ending war, is a reunion of the entire cast of long-running sitcom ''{{W2|The Facts of Life|TV series}}'', "including long-time holdout, Tootie." There was such a reunion as a TV-movie in 2001; Kim Fields returned as Tootie, but Nancy McKeon, who became a regular during the show's second season, did not reprise her character of Jo. Another such reunion occurred years after Charlotte Rae's in 2021 during a Live in Front a Studio Audience special, which McKeon again skipped.
 *Bart records an 'I Didn't Do It' rap with the backing track from MC Hammer's ''{{W|U Can't Touch This}}''. The backwards jeans on the album cover reference the then-popular hip-hop group {{W|Kris Kross}}, who famously wore their clothes backwards.
 *The chalkboard gag "My homework was not stolen by a one armed man" refers to 1993 film ''{{W2|The Fugitive|1993 film}}'', where the lead role is framed for murder by a one-armed man.

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 *Bart records an 'I Didn't Do It' rap with the backing track from MC Hammer's ''{{W|U Can't Touch This}}''. The backwards jeans on the album cover reference the then-popular hip-hop group {{W|Kris Kross}}, who famously wore their clothes backwards.
 *The chalkboard gag "My homework was not stolen by a one armed man" refers to 1993 film ''{{W2|The Fugitive|1993 film}}'', where the lead role is framed for murder by a one-armed man.
-*Homer refers to {{W|Steve Urkel}} from the sitcom {{W|Family Matters}}, known for his catchphrase "Did I do that?".
+*Homer refers to [[Steve Urkel]] from the sitcom ''{{W|Family Matters}}'', known for his catchphrase "Did I do that?".
-*The 'I Didn't Do It Dancers' dance to a song similar to ''{{W|Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)}}''.
+*The 'I Didn't Do It Dancers' dance to a song similar to "{{W|Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)}}".
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 == Production and broadcast notes ==
-* [[Bart Simpson|Bart's]] catchphrase in this episode is an intentional call back to an episode in the first season of ''The Simpsons'' where it was the catchphrase of [[Krusty the Clown]].
+*[[Bart Simpson|Bart's]] catchphrase in this episode is an intentional call back to an episode in the first season of ''The Simpsons'' where it was the catchphrase of [[Krusty the Clown]].
 *During the production of this episode, ''{{W|Late Night with Conan O'Brien}}'' had not begun filming and [[Conan O'Brien]] had only auditioned for the job, but a scene involving a version of ''The Conan O'Brien Show'' was written into the episode anyway. At the point of recording the dialogue, O'Brien had got the part as presenter of the talk show, but believed it would have been cancelled by the time that the Simpsons episode would air.
-* The design of the insides of the box factory featured in this episode was discussed at great lengths by director [[Susie Dietter]] and Executive Creative Consultant [[Brad Bird]]. Bird wanted the design to be more lively but Dietter wanted it to be more boring to go with the story. Dietter's design was used in the finished episode.
+*The design of the insides of the box factory featured in this episode was discussed at great lengths by director [[Susie Dietter]] and Executive Creative Consultant [[Brad Bird]]. Bird wanted the design to be more lively but Dietter wanted it to be more boring to go with the story. Dietter's design was used in the finished episode.
 *Deleted scenes from this episode include Bart sorting Krusty's mail (by either death threats, paternity suits and both) and Homer questioning Krusty on the money Bart is making.
-* The ''Simpsons'' theme had recently been named by the readers of ''{{W|TV Guide}}'' as the most annoying theme ever, topping a list of worst theme songs. An intentional reference to the list is made near the start of the show: Bart is whistling the ''Simpsons'' theme tune and Marge tells him not to whistle "that annoying tune".
+*The ''Simpsons'' theme had recently been named by the readers of ''{{W|TV Guide}}'' as the most annoying theme ever, topping a list of worst theme songs. An intentional reference to the list is made near the start of the show: Bart is whistling the ''Simpsons'' theme tune and Marge tells him not to whistle "that annoying tune".
-* A dream sequence has Bart playing ''{{W|Match Game}}'' 2034, where Bart sits next to a celebrity's head in a jar. Celebrity heads in jars are prominent in ''[[Futurama]]''.
+*A dream sequence has Bart playing ''{{W|Match Game}}'' 2034, where Bart sits next to a celebrity's head in a jar. Celebrity heads in jars are prominent in ''[[Futurama]]''.
-* Krusty's band includes [[David Silverman]] on tuba, [[Mark Kirkland]] on clarinet, and [[Nancy Kruse]].
+*Krusty's band includes [[David Silverman]] on tuba, [[Mark Kirkland]] on clarinet, and [[Nancy Kruse]].
 == Cultural references ==

Bart Gets Famous/References - Revision history

Snowball II: /* Continuity */

76.21.235.250: I found a lot of goofs in the "Say the line, Bart!" scene. (https://twitter.com/SimpsonsGoofs/status/1338900110164549632)

75.72.63.27: /* Cultural references */

75.72.63.27: /* Cultural references */

Solar Dragon at 13:07, December 26, 2020

Pufo: /* Cultural references */ +'I Didn't Do It Dancers'

Pufo: /* Cultural references */ +Steve Urkel

SolarBot: /* Production and broadcast notes */replaced: == Production and broadcast notes == → == Production and broadcast notes == (3), == → == (3), == → == (3), * → * (5)

SolarBot: replaced: The Facts of Life → {{W2|The Facts of Life|TV series}} (2), Late Night with Conan O'Brien → {{W|Late Night with Conan O'Brien}} (6)

SolarBot: /* Production and broadcast notes */typos fixed: dialoge → dialogue

SolarBot: /* Production and broadcast notes /replaced: == Production and broadcast notes == → == Production and broadcast notes == (3), == → == (3), == → == (3), → * (5)