Burns, Baby Burns/References - Revision history

Solar Dragon at 13:07, January 16, 2022

2022-01-16T13:07:46Z

2021-10-15T22:25:50Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{w| → {{W| (4)

2021-02-05T21:04:17Z

2021-01-31T23:26:44Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{w|Snoopy}} → Snoopy

2020-12-10T21:20:50Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{w|Journey (band)|Journey}} → {{W2|Journey|band}} (2)

2017-05-03T13:54:05Z

‎Continuity

2015-04-23T21:48:54Z

‎Continuity

2015-04-12T20:29:57Z

‎Continuity

2014-08-13T17:05:03Z

Undo revision 629256 by 108.64.230.99 (talk) Not a (Continuity) Reference

2014-08-13T16:34:39Z

‎Cultural references: one-liners

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 == Trivia ==
-[[File:Hutz, Blue Hair.png|thumb|The goof]]
+[[File:Hutz, Blue Hair.png|thumb|Hutz with blue hair.]]
 *Mr. Burns was a member of Yale's class of 1914.
 *Statues of Burns dressed like an ancient Roman can be seen outside his mansion.
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 == Goofs ==
 *[[Lionel Hutz]] has blue hair instead of his usual brown hair.
 *[[Rabbi Krustofski]] has brown hair and beard at the dance party.

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The episode title is a reference to "Burn, baby, burn", a lyric from the 1976 song "{{w|Disco Inferno}}".
+*The episode title is a reference to "Burn, baby, burn", a lyric from the 1976 song "{{W|Disco Inferno}}".
-*Several elements of the episode parody the film ''{{w|Caddyshack}}'', which featured [[Rodney Dangerfield]]. These include Larry trying to fit in with Burns' associates and the party at the end, accompanied by {{W2|Journey|band}}'s "{{w|Any Way You Want It}}".
+*Several elements of the episode parody the film ''{{W|Caddyshack}}'', which featured [[Rodney Dangerfield]]. These include Larry trying to fit in with Burns' associates and the party at the end, accompanied by {{W2|Journey|band}}'s "{{W|Any Way You Want It}}".
 *''[[Peanuts]]'': [[Homer]] brushes off an almost completed puzzle of [[Snoopy]] on his doghouse from his workstation after he finds out Larry is working there. The piece where Snoopy's nose should be is intentionally missing in order to avoid infringing copyright.
-*[[Dink]] is based on Dink Stover, the title character from the book ''{{w|Stover at Yale}}'' by {{W2|Owen Johnson|writer}}.
+*[[Dink]] is based on Dink Stover, the title character from the book ''{{W|Stover at Yale}}'' by {{W2|Owen Johnson|writer}}.
 *This episode is replete with [[Rodney Dangerfield]]-type one-liners, most of which are spoken by [[Larry Burns]].

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 == Goofs ==
 *[[Lionel Hutz]] has blue hair instead of his usual brown hair.
 *[[Rabbi Krustofski]] has brown hair and beard at the dance party.
 {{Season 8|R}}

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 *The episode title is a reference to "Burn, baby, burn", a lyric from the 1976 song "{{w|Disco Inferno}}".
 *Several elements of the episode parody the film ''{{w|Caddyshack}}'', which featured [[Rodney Dangerfield]]. These include Larry trying to fit in with Burns' associates and the party at the end, accompanied by {{W2|Journey|band}}'s "{{w|Any Way You Want It}}".
-*''[[Peanuts]]'': [[Homer]] brushes off an almost completed puzzle of {{w|Snoopy}} on his doghouse from his workstation after he finds out Larry is working there. The piece where Snoopy's nose should be is intentionally missing in order to avoid infringing copyright.
+*''[[Peanuts]]'': [[Homer]] brushes off an almost completed puzzle of [[Snoopy]] on his doghouse from his workstation after he finds out Larry is working there. The piece where Snoopy's nose should be is intentionally missing in order to avoid infringing copyright.
 *[[Dink]] is based on Dink Stover, the title character from the book ''{{w|Stover at Yale}}'' by {{W2|Owen Johnson|writer}}.
 *This episode is replete with [[Rodney Dangerfield]]-type one-liners, most of which are spoken by [[Larry Burns]].

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The episode title is a reference to "Burn, baby, burn", a lyric from the 1976 song "{{w|Disco Inferno}}".
-*Several elements of the episode parody the film ''{{w|Caddyshack}}'', which featured [[Rodney Dangerfield]]. These include Larry trying to fit in with Burns' associates and the party at the end, accompanied by {{w|Journey (band)|Journey}}'s "{{w|Any Way You Want It}}".
+*Several elements of the episode parody the film ''{{w|Caddyshack}}'', which featured [[Rodney Dangerfield]]. These include Larry trying to fit in with Burns' associates and the party at the end, accompanied by {{W2|Journey|band}}'s "{{w|Any Way You Want It}}".
 *''[[Peanuts]]'': [[Homer]] brushes off an almost completed puzzle of {{w|Snoopy}} on his doghouse from his workstation after he finds out Larry is working there. The piece where Snoopy's nose should be is intentionally missing in order to avoid infringing copyright.
-*[[Dink]] is based on Dink Stover, the title character from the book ''{{w|Stover at Yale}}'' by {{W|Owen Johnson (writer)|Owen Johnson}}.
+*[[Dink]] is based on Dink Stover, the title character from the book ''{{w|Stover at Yale}}'' by {{W2|Owen Johnson|writer}}.
 *This episode is replete with [[Rodney Dangerfield]]-type one-liners, most of which are spoken by [[Larry Burns]].

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 == Continuity ==
 *The [[Olmec head]] is still in the Simpson's basement. ("[[Blood Feud]]").
-*The Simpson family mentions the pass things [[Mr. Burns]] did to them:
+*The Simpson family mentions the past things [[Mr. Burns]] did to them:
 **Lisa said he tried to kill their puppies ("[[Two Dozen and One Greyhounds]]").
 **Marge said he sexually harassed her ("[[Marge Gets a Job]]").

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 *The [[Olmec head]] is still in the Simpson's basement. ("[[Blood Feud]]").
 *The Simpson family mentions the pass things [[Mr. Burns]] did to them:
-**Lisa said he tried to kill their puppies ''[[Two Dozen and One Greyhounds]]''.
+**Lisa said he tried to kill their puppies ("[[Two Dozen and One Greyhounds]]").
-**Marge said he sexually harassed her ''[[Marge Gets a Job]]''.
+**Marge said he sexually harassed her ("[[Marge Gets a Job]]").
-**[[Abe]] said he stole his fiancee ''[[Lady Bouvier's Lover]]''.
+**[[Abe]] said he stole his fiancee ("[[Lady Bouvier's Lover]]").
-**Homer said he made fun of his weight ''[[Brush with Greatness]]''.
+**Homer said he made fun of his weight ("[[Brush with Greatness]]").
 == Goofs ==