Black-Eyed, Please/References - Revision history

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

2025-01-27T22:37:58Z

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

California Girl: /* Goofs */ typo

2024-05-12T20:40:40Z

‎Goofs: typo

JackSimpsonIreland: /* Goofs */

2024-04-13T20:06:42Z

‎Goofs

California Girl: /* Cultural references */ The Astros are shown in Hell because of the their sign stealing scandal.

2023-12-29T18:10:57Z

‎Cultural references: The Astros are shown in Hell because of the their sign stealing scandal.

Simpsons88 at 19:47, February 10, 2022

2022-02-10T19:47:55Z

Simpsons88 at 19:33, February 10, 2022

2022-02-10T19:33:08Z

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{w| → {{W| (3)

2021-10-15T22:15:28Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{w| → {{W| (3)

Phinbart: /* Goofs */

2017-02-09T17:18:35Z

‎Goofs

Nick97: This info is already on the references page for The Debarted. If we put it here as well, then we'd have to cross-reference every song that plays in multiple episodes.

2015-07-12T04:21:48Z

This info is already on the references page for The Debarted. If we put it here as well, then we'd have to cross-reference every song that plays in multiple episodes.

192.198.2.63 at 01:26, July 12, 2015

2015-07-12T01:26:48Z

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 == Trivia ==
-*The license plate number on [[Ms. Cantwell]]'s car is RABF09, the same as the episode's production code.
+*The license plate number on Ms. Cantwell's car is RABF09, the same as the episode's production code.
 *[[Seymour Skinner]] has an award for Interim Principal of the Year.
 *The couch gag was created by [[Bill Plympton]], making the second Bill Plympton's couch gag, after the [[Season 23]] episode, "[[Beware My Cheating Bart]]".
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 == Goofs ==
-*[[Agnes Skinner]] got onto the bus with other old people from the [[Springfield Retirement Castle]], despite the fact that she lives in a house with [[Seymour Skinner]].
+*[[Agnes Skinner]] got onto the bus with other old people from the [[Springfield Retirement Castle]], despite the fact that she lives in a house with Seymour Skinner.
 **She may have heard of the trip and decided to visit the Retirement Castle in order to get on with the others.
 *[[Nina Skalka]] is seen in Lisa's class even though she is in 4th Grade

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 *[[Agnes Skinner]] got onto the bus with other old people from the [[Springfield Retirement Castle]], despite the fact that she lives in a house with [[Seymour Skinner]].
 **She may have heard of the trip and decided to visit the Retirement Castle in order to get on with the others.
-*[[Nina Skalka]] is seen in Lisa's class even thou she is in 4th Grade
+*[[Nina Skalka]] is seen in Lisa's class even though she is in 4th Grade
 {{Season 24|R}}

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 *[[Agnes Skinner]] got onto the bus with other old people from the [[Springfield Retirement Castle]], despite the fact that she lives in a house with [[Seymour Skinner]].
 **She may have heard of the trip and decided to visit the Retirement Castle in order to get on with the others.
 {{Season 24|R}}

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 *At [[Ned Flanders' Personal Hell]]:
 **Nude sculptures of ''{{W|The Thinker}}'' and ''{{W|Venus de Milo}}'' can be seen.
-**A sign refers to the {{W|Houston Astros}}' move from the {{W|National League}} to the {{W|American League}} in 2013.
+**A {{W|Houston Astros}} sign, referring to the {{W|Houston Astros sign stealing scandal}}.
-**Devil Homer tells Ned that in his hell the worship famous atheist [[Richard Dawkins]]. Devil Homer also mentions Dawkins' book, ''{{W|The God Delusion}}''. ''The God Delusion'' contends that a supernatural creator, God, almost certainly does not exist, and that belief in a personal god qualifies as a delusion.
+**Devil Homer tells Ned that in his Hell they worship famous atheist [[Richard Dawkins]]. Devil Homer also mentions Dawkins' book, ''{{W|The God Delusion}}''. ''The God Delusion'' contends that a supernatural creator, God, almost certainly does not exist, and that belief in a personal god qualifies as a delusion.
 *The Irish music from the "Massachusetts marriage" scene is a parody of "{{W|I'm Shipping Up to Boston}}" by {{W|Dropkick Murphys}}.
 **The scene is a reference to {{W|same-sex marriage in Massachusetts}} with Massachusetts being the first U.S. state to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples.

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The episode title is a reference to the band {{W|The Black Eyed Peas}}.
-*In the episode's [[Black-Eyed, Please/Gags#Title screen gag|title screen gag]] [[King Homer]] climbs up the Empire State Building parodying ''[[King Kong]]''.
+*In the episode's [[Black-Eyed, Please/Gags#Title screen gag|title screen gag]], [[King Homer]] climbs up the Empire State Building parodying ''[[King Kong]]''.
 [[File:5th Infantry Division.png|300px|thumb|A girl was writing a letter of support to the {{W2|5th Infantry Division|United States}} of the United States]]
 *A girl was writing a letter of support to the {{W2|5th Infantry Division|United States}} of the United States. A drawing of the Division's distinctive unit insignia (DUI) with its motto, ''We Will'', can be seen on the letter.
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 *[[Ms. Cantwell]], the substitute teacher, attended {{W|Vassar College}}.
 *[[Lisa]] wrote a report on [[William Dawes]], a man that in April 1775 alerted colonial minutemen in [[Massachusetts]] of the approach of British army troops prior to the {{W|Battles of Lexington and Concord}} at the outset of the {{W|American Revolution}}.
-*[[Ralph]] is playing with [[Play-Doh]] during the reading class.
+*[[Ralph]] is playing with [[Play-Doh]] after the reading class.
 *[[Ned]] finds an empty bag of {{W|Funyuns}} and {{W|Little Debbie|Little Debbies}} left on the floor by his parents and [[Homer]].
-*[[Nedward Flanders, Sr.]], [[Capri Flanders]] and Homer are watching a parody of ''[[Sesame Street]]'' on TV.
+*[[Nedward Flanders, Sr.]], [[Capri Flanders]] and Homer are watching ''[[Sesame Street]]'' on TV.
 **There is a picture of the {{W|Last Supper}} hanging on the wall of the room.
 *In [[Springfield General Hospital]], Homer wants Ned to pray to [[Superman]]. He mentions {{W|Clark Kent}} and {{W|General Zod}}.
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 **Nude sculptures of ''{{W|The Thinker}}'' and ''{{W|Venus de Milo}}'' can be seen.
 **A sign refers to the {{W|Houston Astros}}' move from the {{W|National League}} to the {{W|American League}} in 2013.
-**Devil Homer tells Ned that in his hell the worship famous atheist [[Richard Dawkins]]. Homer also mentions his book, ''{{W|The God Delusion}}''. ''The God Delusion'' contends that a supernatural creator, God, almost certainly does not exist, and that belief in a personal god qualifies as a delusion
+**Devil Homer tells Ned that in his hell the worship famous atheist [[Richard Dawkins]]. Devil Homer also mentions Dawkins' book, ''{{W|The God Delusion}}''. ''The God Delusion'' contends that a supernatural creator, God, almost certainly does not exist, and that belief in a personal god qualifies as a delusion.
 *The Irish music from the "Massachusetts marriage" scene is a parody of "{{W|I'm Shipping Up to Boston}}" by {{W|Dropkick Murphys}}.
 **The scene is a reference to {{W|same-sex marriage in Massachusetts}} with Massachusetts being the first U.S. state to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples.
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 *When [[Dolph]] found out he could become a teacher, he says he would buy a {{W|Hyundai Elantra}}.
 *The baseball TV commentator, Vic, reads the definition of {{W|tarpaulin}} from [[Wikipedia]]. He also mentions American professional baseball right fielder [[Mel Ott]].
-*Ms. Cantwell thinks Lisa has got an enchanting voice like {{W|Kewpie}}, the baby cupid doll.
+*Ms. Cantwell thinks that Lisa has an enchanting voice like {{W|Kewpie}}, the baby cupid doll.
 *The "Hey Diddly, Hell Diddly" tune is a parody of the score from ''{{W|The Omen}}''.

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The episode title is a reference to the band {{w|The Black Eyed Peas}}.
+*The episode title is a reference to the band {{W|The Black Eyed Peas}}.
 *The "Hey Diddly, Hell Diddly" tune is a parody of the score from ''{{W|The Omen}}''.
-*The Irish music from the [[Massachusetts]] marriage scene is a parody of "{{w|I'm Shipping Up to Boston}}" by {{w|Dropkick Murphys}}.
+*The Irish music from the [[Massachusetts]] marriage scene is a parody of "{{W|I'm Shipping Up to Boston}}" by {{W|Dropkick Murphys}}.
 *[[Ned Flanders]] and [[Waylon Smithers]] both say the word "fisting," but with different meanings. (Ned is referring to Homer's raised fist, but Waylon is referring to the gay sex practice.)