Bart the General/References - Revision history

Solar Dragon at 10:47, April 30, 2025

2025-04-30T10:47:42Z

2025-04-30T06:11:30Z

2025-01-27T22:00:58Z

replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (4), replaced: → (8)

2024-06-21T18:43:08Z

2024-06-21T18:42:02Z

2022-08-25T22:38:28Z

‎Trivia: replaced: lucky red hat → lucky red hat

2022-07-23T18:45:42Z

Reverted edits by Solar Dragon (talk) to last revision by Blocks45

2022-07-23T10:07:43Z

‎Goofs

2022-07-23T04:13:30Z

‎Goofs: Added yellow weasel goof

2021-08-15T02:08:07Z

‎Trivia

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 *When Bart and his army defeat [[Nelson]] and the kids all celebrate, a boy wearing a sailor cap kisses Lisa in a similar fashion to the sailor in the famous photograph "{{W|V-J Day in Times Square}}." However, in contrast to the image of joy which was presented in the 1945 photograph, Lisa afterwards throws the boy off her, slaps him and angrily tells him "Ew! Knock it off."
 *Close-up shot on Bart's sunglasses with the reflection is a reference to ''{{W|Cool Hand Luke}}''.
-*In the scene where Bart yells to attack the sandbag and Herman stabs it with a bayonet, it's a reference to a scene from the movie Stripes (1981).
+*In the scene where Bart yells to attack the sandbag and Herman stabs it with a bayonet, it's a reference to a scene from the movie ''{{W2|Stripes|film}}''.
 == Trivia ==

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 *When Bart and his army defeat [[Nelson]] and the kids all celebrate, a boy wearing a sailor cap kisses Lisa in a similar fashion to the sailor in the famous photograph "{{W|V-J Day in Times Square}}." However, in contrast to the image of joy which was presented in the 1945 photograph, Lisa afterwards throws the boy off her, slaps him and angrily tells him "Ew! Knock it off."
 *Close-up shot on Bart's sunglasses with the reflection is a reference to ''{{W|Cool Hand Luke}}''.
 == Trivia ==

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 *This is the first episode where Bart wears his "lucky red hat", but this time, is red with a white visor. However, in "[[The Call of the Simpsons]]", the cap is totally red.
 *This is the first episode where Bart is seen crying. [[Homer]] then proceeds to dry his tears with a hairdryer. The second time was in the episode "[[Bart Gets an "F"]]" from [[Season 2]].
-*During their first "fight," [[Nelson]] hits Bart twelve times in the face before he knocks Bart out.
+*During their first "fight," Nelson hits Bart twelve times in the face before he knocks Bart out.
 *The password to Herman's shop is "Let me in, you idiot!"
 *The [[Kwik-E-Mart]] is spelled as "Quick-E-Mart" in this episode, according to [[Herman Hermann|Herman]]'s model of the town. The Kwik-E-Mart changed its name and made its first actual appearance in "[[The Telltale Head]]".
 *This episode is the first episode to have the [[Springfield Retirement Home]].
-*[[Bart]]'s list of wars which were exempt from his "no good wars" message, which was made before future American wars such as the Gulf War, were:
+*Bart's list of wars which were exempt from his "no good wars" message, which was made before future American wars such as the Gulf War, were:
 # The American Revolution
 # World War II

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 [[File:Quick-E-Mart Model (Bart the General).png|thumb|The "Quick-E-Mart" model.]]
 *[[Grampa]]'s list of words he does not want to hear on television again:
-# Family jewels (defines testicles)
+# Family jewels (slang for a man's testicles)
 # Horny
 # Bra

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 **''[[Star Wars]]'' - Bart refers to the ''Star Wars'' Trilogy as being one of the few exceptions to "there are no good wars."
 *When Bart and his army defeat [[Nelson]] and the kids all celebrate, a boy wearing a sailor cap kisses Lisa in a similar fashion to the sailor in the famous photograph "{{W|V-J Day in Times Square}}." However, in contrast to the image of joy which was presented in the 1945 photograph, Lisa afterwards throws the boy off her, slaps him and angrily tells him "Ew! Knock it off."
 == Trivia ==

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 *When Bart's army is attacking Nelson, there are a lot more kids attacking Nelson than there were training with Bart.
 *At the start when the bully takes the cupcakes, you can see that, after he has started eating them, there are 4 left in the box. Just before he shuts the lid to drop it, you can just see the tops of 6 cupcakes.
 *When Bart declares war on Nelson, Herman uses the declaration from the Franco-Prussian war and puts "Bart" in place of "Otto Von Bismarck". Bismarck didn't declare the Franco-Prussian War, Napoleon III of France did.
 *When Grandpa Simpson is typewriting a letter in his room, the words he's spelling out loud don't match his fingers hitting the keys.