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Simpsons88: /* Cultural references */

2021-02-10T01:02:52Z

‎Cultural references

Simpsons88 at 20:52, February 9, 2021

2021-02-09T20:52:59Z

SolarBot: /* Goofs */replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (3), == → == (2), == → == (2)

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SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{W|Get Lucky (Daft Punk song)|Get Lucky}} → {{W2|Get Lucky|Daft Punk song}} (2)

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‎Cultural references: replaced: {{W|Get Lucky (Daft Punk song)|Get Lucky}} → {{W2|Get Lucky|Daft Punk song}} (2)

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 *[[Clearazit]] is a reference to {{W|Clearasil}}, an American brand of skin care medication.
 *During the school dance, "{{W2|Get Lucky|Daft Punk song}}" by {{W|Daft Punk}} plays.
-*[[Marge]] thinks she is capable of ending bullying, as she "was able to open up another register at {{W|Kruger}}". Kruger is one of America's biggest retail companies. [[Homer]] is also worried because they don't have {{W|Bernard Kroger}}'s money.
+*[[Marge]] thinks she is capable of ending bullying, as she "was able to open up another register at Kroger's", Kroger's is an expensive grocery store. [[Homer]] is worried because they don't have Kroger's money.
 *When Krusty asks his writers for jokes to use in jail, one of them replies "How about ''Orange is the New Blecch''". This was actually a punchline used by humorist [[Jon Stewart]] on ''{{W|The Daily Show}}'' when joking about the fact of Texas Governor {{W|Rick Perry}} going to prison. The phrase is a play of words with ''[[Orange Is the New Black]]'', the comedy-drama series.
 *Homer has a {{W|Slip 'N Slide}} in his front yard.

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 *When Homer talks about vacuuming, [[Dr. Raufbold]] mentions billionaire {{W|James Dyson}}. Dyson is best known for inventing a type of bagless vacuum cleaner.
 *Dr. Raufbold sarcastically compares Homer's mind with the {{W|Louvre}}.
-*During the bully therapy, [[Gary Chalmers]] says his father was a psychologist and a big believer of {{W|B. F. Skinner}} methods. He made his son go through a maze to get his breakfast.
+*During the bully therapy, [[Gary Chalmers]] says his father was a psychologist and a big believer of [[B. F. Skinner]] methods. He made his son go through a maze to get his breakfast.
 *Dr. Raufbold wants Homer to find out why he hated [[Ned]]. Homer wants the doctor to tell him the answer and Raufbold replies that nobody told [[Indiana Jones]] what he was facing in every movie.
 *The melody that is heard when Homer kneels in front of the Flander's house strongly resembles the main recurring theme of {{W|Philip Glass}}' ''{{W|Koyaanisqatsi}}'' album.

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 *During the school dance, "{{W2|Get Lucky|Daft Punk song}}" by {{W|Daft Punk}} plays.
 *[[Marge]] thinks she is capable of ending bullying, as she "was able to open up another register at {{W|Kruger}}". Kruger is one of America's biggest retail companies. [[Homer]] is also worried because they don't have {{W|Bernard Kroger}}'s money.
-*When Krusty asks his writers for jokes to use in jail, one of them replies "How about ''Orange is the New Blecch''". This was actually a punchline used by humorist [[Jon Stewart]] on ''{{W|The Daily Show}}'' when joking about the fact of Texas Governor {{W|Rick Perry}} going to prison. The phrase is a play of words with ''{{W|Orange Is the New Black}}'', the comedy-drama series.
+*When Krusty asks his writers for jokes to use in jail, one of them replies "How about ''Orange is the New Blecch''". This was actually a punchline used by humorist [[Jon Stewart]] on ''{{W|The Daily Show}}'' when joking about the fact of Texas Governor {{W|Rick Perry}} going to prison. The phrase is a play of words with ''[[Orange Is the New Black]]'', the comedy-drama series.
 *Homer has a {{W|Slip 'N Slide}} in his front yard.
 *When Homer talks about vacuuming, [[Dr. Raufbold]] mentions billionaire {{W|James Dyson}}. Dyson is best known for inventing a type of bagless vacuum cleaner.
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 *During the bully therapy, [[Gary Chalmers]] says his father was a psychologist and a big believer of {{W|B. F. Skinner}} methods. He made his son go through a maze to get his breakfast.
 *Dr. Raufbold wants Homer to find out why he hated [[Ned]]. Homer wants the doctor to tell him the answer and Raufbold replies that nobody told [[Indiana Jones]] what he was facing in every movie.
-*The melody that is heard when Homer kneels in front of the Flander's house strongly resembles the main recurring theme of {{W|Philip Glass|Philip Glass'}} ''{{W|Koyaanisqatsi}}'' album.
+*The melody that is heard when Homer kneels in front of the Flander's house strongly resembles the main recurring theme of {{W|Philip Glass}}' ''{{W|Koyaanisqatsi}}'' album.
 *At the end of the episode, in another acid trip sequence, Otto's school train meets ''{{W2|The Magic School Bus|TV series}}'', {{W|List of The Magic School Bus characters#Valerie Felicity Frizzle|Ms. Frizzle}} and the kids from the show. They enter his ear with the Magic School Bus' magic but Otto pulls them out and squishes them.
 **The train in Otto's acid trip has a voice similar to [[Ringo Starr]], referencing {{W|Thomas the Tank Engine}} which Ringo narrated in the first two seasons.

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 *The melody that is heard when Homer kneels in front of the Flander's house strongly resembles the main recurring theme of {{W|Philip Glass|Philip Glass'}} ''{{W|Koyaanisqatsi}}'' album.
 *At the end of the episode, in another acid trip sequence, Otto's school train meets ''{{W2|The Magic School Bus|TV series}}'', {{W|List of The Magic School Bus characters#Valerie Felicity Frizzle|Ms. Frizzle}} and the kids from the show. They enter his ear with the Magic School Bus' magic but Otto pulls them out and squishes them.
-**The train in Otto's acid trip has a voice similar to [[Ringo Starr]], referencing {{W|Thomas the Tank Engine}} which Ringo narrated in its first two seasons.
+**The train in Otto's acid trip has a voice similar to [[Ringo Starr]], referencing {{W|Thomas the Tank Engine}} which Ringo narrated in the first two seasons.
 == Trivia ==

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 == Cultural references ==
-[[File:Magic School Bus and Otto.png|300px|thumb|In a hallucination, [[Otto]] talks with {{w|List of The Magic School Bus characters#Valerie Felicity Frizzle|Ms. Frizzle}} from ''{{W2|The Magic School Bus|TV series}}'']]
+[[File:Magic School Bus and Otto.png|300px|thumb|In a hallucination, [[Otto]] talks with {{W|List of The Magic School Bus characters#Valerie Felicity Frizzle|Ms. Frizzle}} from ''{{W2|The Magic School Bus|TV series}}'']]
-*The title of the episode is a pun on the {{w|Pixar}}'s film ''{{w|Wall-E}}''.
+*The title of the episode is a pun on the {{W|Pixar}}'s film ''{{W|Wall-E}}''.
-*During the [[Bull-E/Gags|episode couch gag]], [[Maggie]] is wearing the {{w|United States national soccer team}} uniform, with the logo used until 2007.
+*During the [[Bull-E/Gags|episode couch gag]], [[Maggie]] is wearing the {{W|United States national soccer team}} uniform, with the logo used until 2007.
-*[[Groundskeeper Willie]] is returning to [[Scotland]] and leaves singer {{ch|Johnny Mathis}} as a replacement. Mathis sings a modified version of "[[Chances Are]]", a song that he popularized.
+*[[Groundskeeper Willie]] is returning to [[Scotland]] and leaves singer {{Ch|Johnny Mathis}} as a replacement. Mathis sings a modified version of "[[Chances Are]]", a song that he popularized.
-*[[Lisa]] mentioned that [[Krusty]] was once at ''{{w2|Dancing with the Stars|American TV series}}'', an American dance competition.
+*[[Lisa]] mentioned that [[Krusty]] was once at ''{{W2|Dancing with the Stars|American TV series}}'', an American dance competition.
-*The entire ''School Train'' sequence is a parody of the intro to the '70s music television show ''{{w|Soul Train}}''.
+*The entire ''School Train'' sequence is a parody of the intro to the '70s music television show ''{{W|Soul Train}}''.
 *In a hallucination, a train resembling the ''I Choo-Choo Choose You Train'' from the episode "[[I Love Lisa]]" gets run over by [[Otto]]'s school train and pressed.
-*[[Clearazit]] is a reference to {{w|Clearasil}}, an American brand of skin care medication.
+*[[Clearazit]] is a reference to {{W|Clearasil}}, an American brand of skin care medication.
 *During the school dance, "{{W2|Get Lucky|Daft Punk song}}" by {{W|Daft Punk}} plays.
-*[[Marge]] thinks she is capable of ending bullying, as she "was able to open up another register at {{w|Kruger}}". Kruger is one of America's biggest retail companies. [[Homer]] is also worried because they don't have {{w|Bernard Kroger}}'s money.
+*[[Marge]] thinks she is capable of ending bullying, as she "was able to open up another register at {{W|Kruger}}". Kruger is one of America's biggest retail companies. [[Homer]] is also worried because they don't have {{W|Bernard Kroger}}'s money.
-*When Krusty asks his writers for jokes to use in jail, one of them replies "How about ''Orange is the New Blecch''". This was actually a punchline used by humorist [[Jon Stewart]] on ''{{w|The Daily Show}}'' when joking about the fact of Texas Governor {{w|Rick Perry}} going to prison. The phrase is a play of words with ''{{w|Orange Is the New Black}}'', the comedy-drama series.
+*When Krusty asks his writers for jokes to use in jail, one of them replies "How about ''Orange is the New Blecch''". This was actually a punchline used by humorist [[Jon Stewart]] on ''{{W|The Daily Show}}'' when joking about the fact of Texas Governor {{W|Rick Perry}} going to prison. The phrase is a play of words with ''{{W|Orange Is the New Black}}'', the comedy-drama series.
-*Homer has a {{w|Slip 'N Slide}} in his front yard.
+*Homer has a {{W|Slip 'N Slide}} in his front yard.
-*When Homer talks about vacuuming, [[Dr. Raufbold]] mentions billionaire {{w|James Dyson}}. Dyson is best known for inventing a type of bagless vacuum cleaner.
+*When Homer talks about vacuuming, [[Dr. Raufbold]] mentions billionaire {{W|James Dyson}}. Dyson is best known for inventing a type of bagless vacuum cleaner.
-*Dr. Raufbold sarcastically compares Homer's mind with the {{w|Louvre}}.
+*Dr. Raufbold sarcastically compares Homer's mind with the {{W|Louvre}}.
-*During the bully therapy, [[Gary Chalmers]] says his father was a psychologist and a big believer of {{w|B. F. Skinner}} methods. He made his son go through a maze to get his breakfast.
+*During the bully therapy, [[Gary Chalmers]] says his father was a psychologist and a big believer of {{W|B. F. Skinner}} methods. He made his son go through a maze to get his breakfast.
 *Dr. Raufbold wants Homer to find out why he hated [[Ned]]. Homer wants the doctor to tell him the answer and Raufbold replies that nobody told [[Indiana Jones]] what he was facing in every movie.
-*The melody that is heard when Homer kneels in front of the Flander's house strongly resembles the main recurring theme of {{w|Philip Glass|Philip Glass'}} ''{{w|Koyaanisqatsi}}'' album.
+*The melody that is heard when Homer kneels in front of the Flander's house strongly resembles the main recurring theme of {{W|Philip Glass|Philip Glass'}} ''{{W|Koyaanisqatsi}}'' album.
-*At the end of the episode, in another acid trip sequence, Otto's school train meets ''{{W2|The Magic School Bus|TV series}}'', {{w|List of The Magic School Bus characters#Valerie Felicity Frizzle|Ms. Frizzle}} and the kids from the show. They enter his ear with the Magic School Bus' magic but Otto pulls them out and squishes them.
+*At the end of the episode, in another acid trip sequence, Otto's school train meets ''{{W2|The Magic School Bus|TV series}}'', {{W|List of The Magic School Bus characters#Valerie Felicity Frizzle|Ms. Frizzle}} and the kids from the show. They enter his ear with the Magic School Bus' magic but Otto pulls them out and squishes them.
-**The train in Otto's acid trip has a voice similar to [[Ringo Starr]], referencing {{w|Thomas the Tank Engine}} which Ringo narrated in its first two seasons.
+**The train in Otto's acid trip has a voice similar to [[Ringo Starr]], referencing {{W|Thomas the Tank Engine}} which Ringo narrated in its first two seasons.
 == Trivia ==

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 *Flanders' dog Baz, introduced in "[[Peeping Mom]]", is seen.
-==Goofs==
+== Goofs ==
 *At the parade, the [[Old Jewish man]] has [[Groundskeeper Willie]]'s colors.

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The title of the episode is a pun on the {{w|Pixar}}'s film ''{{w|Wall-E}}''.
-*During the school dance, "{{W|Get Lucky (Daft Punk song)|Get Lucky}}" by {{W|Daft Punk}} plays.
+*During the school dance, "{{W2|Get Lucky|Daft Punk song}}" by {{W|Daft Punk}} plays.
 *In an hallucination, a train resembling the ''I Choo-Choo Choose You Train'' from the episode "[[I Love Lisa]]" gets run over by [[Otto]]'s school train and pressed.
 **The train in Otto's acid trip has a voice similar to [[Ringo Starr]], referencing {{w|Thomas the Tank Engine}} which Ringo narrated in its first two seasons.
-*At the end of the episode, in another acid trip sequence, Otto's school train meets the ''{{w|The Magic School Bus (TV series)|Magic School Bus}}'',  {{w|List_of_The_Magic_School_Bus_characters#Valerie_Felicity_Frizzle|Ms. Frizzle}} and the kids from the show. They enter his ear with the Magic School Bus' magic but Otto pulls them out and squishes them.
+*At the end of the episode, in another acid trip sequence, Otto's school train meets ''{{W2|The Magic School Bus|TV series}}'',  {{w|List of The Magic School Bus characters#Valerie Felicity Frizzle|Ms. Frizzle}} and the kids from the show. They enter his ear with the Magic School Bus' magic but Otto pulls them out and squishes them.
 *The entire "School Train" sequence is a parody of the intro to the '70s music television show ''{{w|Soul Train}}''.
 *The melody that is heard when Homer kneels in front of the Flander's house strongly resembles the main recurring theme of {{w|Philip Glass|Philip Glass'}} {{w|Koyaanisqatsi|Koyaanisqatsi}} album.