Behind the Laughter/References - Revision history

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‎Trivia

Solar Dragon: /* Goofs */

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‎Goofs

Number8 at 19:18, January 20, 2025

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Number8 at 19:18, January 20, 2025

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SolarBot: replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (4), Simpsons family → Simpson family (2), replaced: → (8)

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 *A scene depicted Homer and the cast looking at an episode they just completed in which the family talk about visiting Delaware. Homer mutters to the director, "This'll be the last season." A few episodes later, the conversation about Delaware was actually worked into the show.
 *The narrator states that the Simpsons were a "Northern Kentucky" family. This would not fit into the series {{W|canon}} because in one of the episodes, [[Homer]] stated that he's "never been to Kentucky" and in another, he says he's lived in the same state most of his life. This only underscores the ambiguity of where the Simpsons live.
-*Alternative states that the Simpsons lived in during the first broadcasting were western [[Oregon]], southern [[Illinois]], southern [[Louisiana]], the small island of Lanai and eastern [[Nebraska]].
+*Alternative states that the Simpsons lived in during the first broadcasting were western [[Oregon]], southern [[Illinois]], southern [[Louisiana]], the small island of Lanai and eastern [[Nebraska]]. In syndicated broadcasts, the state is either southern [[Missouri]] or western [[Massachusetts]]. On ''The Eleventh Season'' DVD, the audio says northern Kentucky whilst the subtitles say southern Missouri.
 *Bart states he never said "cowabunga dude" in his life, before joining the show.
 *Bart said at school that he must obey the voices in his head (and for this he receives punishment on the board)...{{W|Ronald DeFeo Jr.}} also heard voices in his head ordering him to kill all of his family.

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 *The [[Blue-haired lawyer]]'s hair is black in this episode.
 *On the ''[[Daily Variety]]'' and ''[[The Hollywood Reporter]]'' newspapers, Marge's necklace is white instead of red.
-*In '' [[My Funny Family]]'' There is a scene where homer drops his briefcase in shock while the camera pans to his face, But in the next scene, The briefcase is not there.
+*In ''[[My Funny Family]]'' There is a scene where Homer drops his briefcase in shock while the camera pans to his face, But in the next scene, The briefcase is not there.
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 *The [[Blue-haired lawyer]]'s hair is black in this episode.
 *On the ''[[Daily Variety]]'' and ''[[The Hollywood Reporter]]'' newspapers, Marge's necklace is white instead of red.
-*In '' My Funny Family'' There is a scene where homer drops his briefcase in shock while the camera pans to his face, But in the next scene, The briefcase is not there.
+*In '' [[My Funny Family]]'' There is a scene where homer drops his briefcase in shock while the camera pans to his face, But in the next scene, The briefcase is not there.
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 *The [[Blue-haired lawyer]]'s hair is black in this episode.
 *On the ''[[Daily Variety]]'' and ''[[The Hollywood Reporter]]'' newspapers, Marge's necklace is white instead of red.
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 *''{{ap|Rolling Stone|in-universe magazine}}'' and ''[[TV Guide]]'' are both real magazines.
 *The plastic bag caught in an updraft scene is similar to a scene from ''{{W2|American Beauty|film}}''.
-**Also the scene with the Simpsons family lying on the lawn with a shower of roses is a reference to ''American Beauty''.
+**Also the scene with the Simpson family lying on the lawn with a shower of roses is a reference to ''American Beauty''.
 *[[Huckleberry Hound]] is a character from ''{{W|The Huckleberry Hound Show}}''.
 *During [[Comic Book Guy]]'s interview, a statue of ''{{W|The Iron Giant}}'' can be seen.
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 *Bart said at school that he must obey the voices in his head (and for this he receives punishment on the board)...{{W|Ronald DeFeo Jr.}} also heard voices in his head ordering him to kill all of his family.
 *Marge claims that Fox president ([[Rupert Murdoch]]) cut her hair (..and this appears to be true).
-*The "interracial homoeroticism" was one of the reasons for the self-destruction of the Simpsons family.
+*The "interracial homoeroticism" was one of the reasons for the self-destruction of the Simpson family.
 == Continuity ==

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 *The name is a take on the show ''{{W|Behind the Music}}''.
 *Homertime Mansion and the dance that Bart does when he finds the pants is a parody of the famous dance and lyrics from [[MC Hammer]]'s "{{W|U Can't Touch This}}".
-*''[[Rolling Stone]]'' and ''[[TV Guide]]'' are both real magazines.
+*''{{ap|Rolling Stone|in-universe magazine}}'' and ''[[TV Guide]]'' are both real magazines.
 *The plastic bag caught in an updraft scene is similar to a scene from ''{{W2|American Beauty|film}}''.
 **Also the scene with the Simpsons family lying on the lawn with a shower of roses is a reference to ''American Beauty''.

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 *During [[Comic Book Guy]]'s interview, a statue of ''{{W|The Iron Giant}}'' can be seen.
 *[[Richie Rich]] is a character from {{W|Harvey Comics}}.
-*Bart and his parachute pants are allusions to MC Hammer , who's [[MC Hammer's house|house]] was bought by the Simpsons as well.
+*Bart and his parachute pants are allusions to MC Hammer, who's [[MC Hammer's house|house]] was bought by the Simpsons as well.
 *''[[Peepin' It Real!]] is a hidden camera show featuring hidden camera footage from the dressing rooms at {{W2|Ann Taylor|clothing retailer}}.
 *''[[Renegade]]'' is a {{W2|Renegade|TV series|real TV series}}.
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 *[[Joan Jett]] and [[Nelson Mandela]] do not have a star on the [[Hollywood Walk of Fame]] ({{W|List of stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame}}) as shown in the episode, and their respective typewriter and F1 car fame icons are not counted as grounds for fame. The Simpsons instead have the star with a TV icon (instead of TV, gramophone and Olympic games as seen in the episode).
 *"That's all, folks" is a quote from the [[Looney Tunes]] signature closing sequence (cartoons by {{W|Warner Bros.}}).
-* In the night club, Marge sings her version of Bob Marley's "{{W|I Shot the Sheriff}}" song in Eric Clapton's remake.
+*In the night club, Marge sings her version of Bob Marley's "{{W|I Shot the Sheriff}}" song in Eric Clapton's remake.
 == Trivia ==

Behind the Laughter/References - Revision history

2A00:23C5:C7BB:8A01:483:1355:3342:DE02: /* Trivia */

Solar Dragon: /* Goofs */

Number8 at 19:18, January 20, 2025

Number8 at 19:18, January 20, 2025

SolarBot: replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (4), Simpsons family → Simpson family (2), replaced: → (8)

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */ replaced: Rolling Stone → {{ap|Rolling Stone|in-universe magazine}}

SolarBot: /* Trivia */replaced: Homer → Homer

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{W|MC Hammer}} → MC Hammer

SolarBot: /* Trivia */removing unneded spaces, replaced: →

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (4), == → == (4), == → == (4), * → *, typos fixed: , → ,

SolarBot: /* Cultural references /replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (4), == → == (4), == → == (4), → *, typos fixed: , → ,