Bart Stops to Smell the Roosevelts/References - Revision history

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replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (6), replaced: → (12)

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Snowball II at 00:32, February 21, 2024

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Snowball II at 17:19, February 13, 2024

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Snowball II at 16:56, February 13, 2024

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Snowball II: /* Cultural references */

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‎Cultural references

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‎Cultural references

Snowball II at 16:40, February 13, 2024

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Snowball II at 16:39, February 13, 2024

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 **The song playing while The Fight Club beat up Chalmers is "{{W|Don't You (Forget About Me)}}", which was part of the soundtrack of ''The Breakfast Club''.
 *[[Bart]]'s identifying [[Bill Clinton]] as "sex guy" (see [[#Bart and the Presidents|below]]) is a reference to the {{W|Lewinsky scandal}}.
-*Chalmers says that the best movie about [[Theodore Roosevelt]] is ''{{W|Night at the Museum}}'', either the first movie or the {{W|Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian|sequel}}. Roosevelt was played by [[Robin Williams]] in both movies and was a major character in the first film, but had less of a role in the second film.
+*Chalmers says that the best movie about {{Ch|Theodore Roosevelt}} is ''{{W|Night at the Museum}}'', either the first movie or the {{W|Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian|sequel}}. Roosevelt was played by [[Robin Williams]] in both movies and was a major character in the first film, but had less of a role in the second film.
 *''{{W2|Taps|film}}'': The 1981 drama film, which starred [[George C. Scott]] and {{W|Timothy Hutton}}, has as its central plotline students taking over their school, followed by an armed standoff.
-*[[Bart]] mentions {{Ch|Theodore Roosevelt}} getting shot by a [[saloon keeper]] but carrying on with his speech. This actually happened when saloon keeper [[John Flammang Schrank]] shot Roosevelt.
+*Bart mentions {{Ch|Theodore Roosevelt}} getting shot by a [[saloon keeper]] but carrying on with his speech. This actually happened when saloon keeper [[John Flammang Schrank]] shot Roosevelt.
 *The website Bart visits at [[Springfield Public Library]] has the following pages.
 **"Theodore Roosevelt: Canal Builder" is a reference overseeing the construction of the {{W|Panama Canal#United States construction of the Panama canal, 1904–1914|American construction of the Panama canal}}. The picture displayed is of {{W|File:Roosevelt and the Canal.JPG|President Theodore Roosevelt sitting on a Bucyrus steam shovel at Culebra Cut in 1906}}.
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 *Chalmers gets a promotion to Super-duperintendent.
 *Chalmers is revealed to be a widower, as he mentions his deceased wife [[Rosemary Chalmers|Rosemary]]. She is also seen in a couple of photos. He had mentioned in the end credits of "[[Pranksta Rap]]" that she was very sick.
 === Bart and the Presidents ===
-When Chalmers shows [[Bart]] the illustration featuring all of the [[President of the USA|U.S. Presidents]], Bart only recognizes the following:
+When Chalmers shows Bart the illustration featuring all of the [[President of the USA|U.S. Presidents]], Bart only recognizes the following:
 *[[George Washington]] (Bart refers to him as "dollar bill guy")
 *[[Abraham Lincoln]] ("five-dollar bill guy")
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 *[[George W. Bush]] (Bart misidentifies him as {{W|Will Ferrell}})
 *[[Barack Obama]] ("black guy")
-Bart's ignorance of the Presidents prompts Chalmers to teach him about [[Theodore Roosevelt]].
+Bart's ignorance of the Presidents prompts Chalmers to teach him about Theodore Roosevelt.
 == Continuity ==

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 *One of the T-shirts that [[Edna Krabappel]] was selling was for [[Waverly Hills Elementary School]]. ("[[Waverly Hills 9-0-2-1-D'oh]]")
 *[[Edna's Edibles]] muffins are for sale at the school auction. ("[[Bart Gets a "Z"]]")
 == Goofs ==

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 **"Theodore Roosevelt: Explorer" is a reference to the {{W|Roosevelt–Rondon Scientific Expedition}} of the [[Amazon Rainforest|Amazon rainforest]]. The picture displayed is specifically based on one from 1913 of {{W|File:TR & Rondon River of Doubt in Canoe 1913.jpg|President Theodore Roosevelt on the River of Doubt (later renamed Rio Roosevelt)}} except also includes a {{W|Green anaconda#In popular culture|gigantic anaconda}}.
 **"Theodore Roosevelt: Sportsman" is a reference specifically to his membership with the {{W|Harvard Boxing Club}}. The picture displayed is a boxing match with [[Mr. Burns]] in a [[Yale]] boxing tank top.
-**"Theodore Roosevelt: Father of Hottie" is a reference to his daughter {{W|Alice Roosevelt|Alice}}.
+**"Theodore Roosevelt: Father of Hottie" is a reference to his daughter {{W|Alice Roosevelt|Alice}} [http://delivery.library.ca.gov:8443/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=IE86910 pictured next to him].
 *[[Grampa]] mentions he hates all the family dynasties, including the Kennedys, Bushes, {{W|Jon Voight}} and [[Angelina Jolie]], {{W|Richard M. Daley|Mayor Daley}} and "his smart-assed son" ''{{W|The Daily Show}}''. He mentions that he does like [[Stephen Colbert]], but he did not get the joke referencing how his presentation as a staunch right-wing pundit was as satire.
 === ''Dead Poets Society'' ===

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 **"Theodore Roosevelt: Canal Builder" is a reference overseeing the construction of the {{W|Panama Canal#United States construction of the Panama canal, 1904–1914|American construction of the Panama canal}}. The picture displayed is of {{W|File:Roosevelt and the Canal.JPG|President Theodore Roosevelt sitting on a Bucyrus steam shovel at Culebra Cut in 1906}}.
 **"Theodore Roosevelt: Explorer" is a reference to the {{W|Roosevelt–Rondon Scientific Expedition}} of the [[Amazon Rainforest|Amazon rainforest]]. The picture displayed is specifically based on one from 1913 of {{W|File:TR & Rondon River of Doubt in Canoe 1913.jpg|President Theodore Roosevelt on the River of Doubt (later renamed Rio Roosevelt)}} except also includes a {{W|Green anaconda#In popular culture|gigantic anaconda}}.
-**"Theodore Roosevelt: Sportsman" is a reference specifically to his membership with the {{W|Harvard Boxing Club}}. The picture displayed is a boxing match with [[Mr. Burns]] in a [[Yale]] boxing top.
+**"Theodore Roosevelt: Sportsman" is a reference specifically to his membership with the {{W|Harvard Boxing Club}}. The picture displayed is a boxing match with [[Mr. Burns]] in a [[Yale]] boxing tank top.
 **"Theodore Roosevelt: Father of Hottie" is a reference to his daughter {{W|Alice Roosevelt|Alice}}.
 *[[Grampa]] mentions he hates all the family dynasties, including the Kennedys, Bushes, {{W|Jon Voight}} and [[Angelina Jolie]], {{W|Richard M. Daley|Mayor Daley}} and "his smart-assed son" ''{{W|The Daily Show}}''. He mentions that he does like [[Stephen Colbert]], but he did not get the joke referencing how his presentation as a staunch right-wing pundit was as satire.

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 **"Theodore Roosevelt: Sportsman" is a reference specifically to his membership with the {{W|Harvard Boxing Club}}. The picture displayed is a boxing match with [[Mr. Burns]] in a [[Yale]] boxing top.
 **"Theodore Roosevelt: Father of Hottie" is a reference to his daughter {{W|Alice Roosevelt|Alice}}.
-*[[Grampa]] mentions he hates all the family dynasties, including the Kennedys, Bushes, {{W|Jon Voight}} and [[Angelina Jolie]], {{W|Richard M. Daley|Mayor Daley}} and "his smart-assed son" ''{{W|The Daily Show}}''. He mentions that he does like [[Stephen Colbert]], but he did not get the joke referencing how he presented himself as a staunch right-wing pundit was done as satire.
+*[[Grampa]] mentions he hates all the family dynasties, including the Kennedys, Bushes, {{W|Jon Voight}} and [[Angelina Jolie]], {{W|Richard M. Daley|Mayor Daley}} and "his smart-assed son" ''{{W|The Daily Show}}''. He mentions that he does like [[Stephen Colbert]], but he did not get the joke referencing how his presentation as a staunch right-wing pundit was as satire.
 === ''Dead Poets Society'' ===
 The episode's plotline bears some resemblance, and contains several references, to the 1989 drama film ''[[Dead Poets Society]]'', which starred [[Robin Williams]]: