Brick Like Me/References - Revision history

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Solar Dragon at 22:27, August 3, 2020

2020-08-03T22:27:40Z

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The episode title is a reference to the 1962 nonfiction book ''{{w|Black Like Me}}'', written by {{w|John Howard Griffin}}.
+*The episode title is a reference to the 1962 nonfiction book ''{{W|Black Like Me}}'', written by {{W|John Howard Griffin}}.
-*Lego [[Homer]] says of [[Maggie]], "They're so cute when they're Duplo", a reference to {{w|Lego Duplo}}, a line of Lego bricks which are designed for very young children and are larger than Lego bricks. Consequently, in the Lego world, Maggie is larger than all the other Simpson family members.
+*Lego [[Homer]] says of [[Maggie]], "They're so cute when they're Duplo", a reference to {{W|Lego Duplo}}, a line of Lego bricks which are designed for very young children and are larger than Lego bricks. Consequently, in the Lego world, Maggie is larger than all the other Simpson family members.
 *Homer looks at a Perky Patty's Princess Shop playset and [[Comic Book Guy]] says, "Always good to meet a fellow AMFOP", short for "Adult Male Fan of Princesses". This is a reference to:
 **AFOL (Adult Fans Of [[Lego]]).
-**Adult male fans of ''{{w|My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic}}'', often referred to as "{{w|My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic fandom|Bronies}}".
+**Adult male fans of ''{{W|My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic}}'', often referred to as "{{W|My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic fandom|Bronies}}".
 *When [[Bart]] rebuilds [[Springfield Elementary School]] to suit his own taste, among the features he adds are [[Terminator]] gym teachers.
-*Bart combines several playsets to build a giant robot and Comic Book Guy calls it a "mis-setgenation", a wordplay on "{{w|miscegenation}}", an old-fashioned, negative term for the mixing of racial groups.
+*Bart combines several playsets to build a giant robot and Comic Book Guy calls it a "mis-setgenation", a wordplay on "{{W|miscegenation}}", an old-fashioned, negative term for the mixing of racial groups.
-*Comic Book Guy turned his face to the bad guy face. This was reference to ''{{w|The Lego Movie}}'' where the character Bad Cop/Good Cop can switch his face between either good or evil emotions. It's also a reference to the two-sided heads in many ''[[LEGO]]'' sets.
+*Comic Book Guy turned his face to the bad guy face. This was reference to ''{{W|The Lego Movie}}'' where the character Bad Cop/Good Cop can switch his face between either good or evil emotions. It's also a reference to the two-sided heads in many ''[[LEGO]]'' sets.
-*''The Lego Movie'' is referenced again when Homer wakes up he says "I dreamed I was in a world where everything was made of Lego and received lessons in fatherhood", specifically the ending. Lisa then says "Isn't that the plot of-?". Homer says "No, this is a new plot". Then life-size ''[[LEGO]]'' models of [[Emmet Brickowski]] and [[Wyldstyle]] from ''{{w|The Lego Movie}}'' make a cameo appearance at the [[Brick Stock]] convention show in the background.
+*''The Lego Movie'' is referenced again when Homer wakes up he says "I dreamed I was in a world where everything was made of Lego and received lessons in fatherhood", specifically the ending. Lisa then says "Isn't that the plot of-?". Homer says "No, this is a new plot". Then life-size ''[[LEGO]]'' models of [[Emmet Brickowski]] and [[Wyldstyle]] from ''{{W|The Lego Movie}}'' make a cameo appearance at the [[Brick Stock]] convention show in the background.
 *An orange brick separator appears in the [[First Church of Springfield]].
 *Bart says "You are going back where you came from... [[Denmark]]." Denmark is the country where LEGO originated from.

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 *''[[Block Go Comics]]'' is a parody of ''[[Bongo Comics]]''.
 *At the end of the episode, the box that contains the universe has 10<sup>80</sup> pieces, a reference to the number of hydrogen atoms in the observable universe.
-*At the end of the episode, while watching the movie ''{{ap|The Survival Games: Braving Courage|film}}'', Homer says he just wanted to see kids fight to the death. 50 episodes later, in [[Treehouse of Horror XXVII]]'s episode ''Dry Hard'', another parody of ''The Hunger Games'', that happens.
+*At the end of the episode, while watching the movie ''{{ap|The Survival Games: Braving Courage|film}}'', Homer says he just wanted to see kids fight to the death. 50 episodes later, in "[[Treehouse of Horror XXVII]]"'s episode ''Dry Hard'', another parody of ''The Hunger Games'', that happens.
 == Trivia ==

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 *Lego [[Homer]] says of [[Maggie]], "They're so cute when they're Duplo", a reference to {{w|Lego Duplo}}, a line of Lego bricks which are designed for very young children and are larger than Lego bricks. Consequently, in the Lego world, Maggie is larger than all the other Simpson family members.
 *Homer looks at a Perky Patty's Princess Shop playset and [[Comic Book Guy]] says, "Always good to meet a fellow AMFOP", short for "Adult Male Fan of Princesses". This is a reference to:
-**AFOL (Adult Fans Of {{w|Lego}}).
+**AFOL (Adult Fans Of [[Lego]]).
 **Adult male fans of ''{{w|My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic}}'', often referred to as "{{w|My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic fandom|Bronies}}".
 *When [[Bart]] rebuilds [[Springfield Elementary School]] to suit his own taste, among the features he adds are [[Terminator]] gym teachers.

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 *Lego [[Homer]] says of [[Maggie]], "They're so cute when they're Duplo", a reference to {{w|Lego Duplo}}, a line of Lego bricks which are designed for very young children and are larger than Lego bricks. Consequently, in the Lego world, Maggie is larger than all the other Simpson family members.
 *Homer looks at a Perky Patty's Princess Shop playset and [[Comic Book Guy]] says, "Always good to meet a fellow AMFOP", short for "Adult Male Fan of Princesses". This is a reference to:
-** AFOL (Adult Fans Of {{w|Lego}}).
+**AFOL (Adult Fans Of {{w|Lego}}).
-** Adult male fans of ''{{w|My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic}}'', often referred to as "{{w|My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic fandom|Bronies}}".
+**Adult male fans of ''{{w|My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic}}'', often referred to as "{{w|My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic fandom|Bronies}}".
 *When [[Bart]] rebuilds [[Springfield Elementary School]] to suit his own taste, among the features he adds are [[Terminator]] gym teachers.
 *Bart combines several playsets to build a giant robot and Comic Book Guy calls it a "mis-setgenation", a wordplay on "{{w|miscegenation}}", an old-fashioned, negative term for the mixing of racial groups.

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 *''[[Block Go Comics]]'' is a parody of ''[[Bongo Comics]]''.
 *At the end of the episode, the box that contains the universe has 10<sup>80</sup> pieces, a reference to the number of hydrogen atoms in the observable universe.
-*At the end of the episode, while watching the movie ''[[The Survival Games: Braving Courage (film)|The Survival Games: Braving Courage]]'', Homer says he just wanted to see kids fight to the death. 50 episodes later, in [[Treehouse of Horror XXVII]]'s episode ''Dry Hard'', another parody of ''The Hunger Games'', that happens.
+*At the end of the episode, while watching the movie ''{{ap|The Survival Games: Braving Courage|film}}'', Homer says he just wanted to see kids fight to the death. 50 episodes later, in [[Treehouse of Horror XXVII]]'s episode ''Dry Hard'', another parody of ''The Hunger Games'', that happens.
 == Trivia ==

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 *The episode title is a reference to the 1962 nonfiction book ''{{w|Black Like Me}}'', written by {{w|John Howard Griffin}}.
 *Lego [[Homer]] says of [[Maggie]], "They're so cute when they're Duplo", a reference to {{w|Lego Duplo}}, a line of Lego bricks which are designed for very young children and are larger than Lego bricks. Consequently, in the Lego world, Maggie is larger than all the other Simpson family members.
-*Homer looks at a [[Perky Patty's Princess Shop]] playset and [[Comic Book Guy]] says, "Always good to meet a fellow AMFOP", short for "Adult Male Fan of Princesses". This is a reference to:
+*Homer looks at a Perky Patty's Princess Shop playset and [[Comic Book Guy]] says, "Always good to meet a fellow AMFOP", short for "Adult Male Fan of Princesses". This is a reference to:
 ** AFOL (Adult Fans Of {{w|Lego}}).
 ** Adult male fans of ''{{w|My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic}}'', often referred to as "{{w|My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic fandom|Bronies}}".
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 **[[First Brick of Springfield]]
 **[[Brick, Block & Beyond]]
-**[[Adult Blocks]]
+**Adult Blocks
 **[[Elements of Style]]

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 == Trivia ==
 *Stores seen in Springfield:
-**[[99-Stud Store]]
+**[[The 99-Stud Store]]
 **[[Lard Fig Donuts]]
 **[[Brik-E-Mart]]
-**[[H & R Brick]]
+**[[H&R Brick]]
-**[[First Brick Of Springfield]]
+**[[First Brick of Springfield]]
-**[[Brick, Block, & Beyond]]
+**[[Brick, Block & Beyond]]
 **[[Adult Blocks]]
-**[[Elements Of Style: Fine Torsos For Men]]
+**[[Elements Of Style]]
 == Continuity ==

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Brick Like Me/References - Revision history

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{w| → {{W| (8)

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: Grade School Confidential → "Grade School Confidential", Treehouse of Horror XXVII → "Treehouse of Horror XXVII", "" → " (2)

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{w|Lego}} → Lego

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SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: The Survival Games: Braving Courage → {{ap|The Survival Games: Braving Courage|film}}

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