Covercraft/References - Revision history

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Simpsons88 at 00:27, March 10, 2021

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Simpsons88 at 16:43, February 12, 2021

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SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{W|Band of Brothers (TV miniseries)|Band of Brothers}} → {{W2|Band of Brothers|TV miniseries}} (3)

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Simpsons88: /* Cultural references */

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Solar Dragon at 17:01, November 26, 2014

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 *[[Marge]] mentions America comedy-drama film ''{{W|Almost Famous}}''.
 *[[Costington Center]] is based on the {{W2|The Forum|Inglewood|LA Forum}}.
-*''[[Grand Theft Walrus]]'' is a parody of ''{{W|Grand Theft Auto}}''.
+*''[[Grand Theft Walrus]]'' is a parody of ''[[Grand Theft Auto]]''.
 *During the credits, Sammy Hagar tells Homer, Apu, [[King Toot]] and [[Moe]] that he did a buck fifty-five with his {{W|Ferrari Berlinetta Boxer|Ferrari 512 Boxer}} at [[Springfield Elementary School]] after waking up from a dream in [[Easter Island]].
 *The deleted scene with [[Homer]] from "Ass of Bass" is a pun on ''{{W|Ace of Base}}''.

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The previous episode name ("Band of Dads") was a possible reference to the ten-part television [[World War II]] miniseries ''{{W2|Band of Brothers|TV miniseries}}'', produced by [[Steven Spielberg]].
-*[[Homer]] tells [[Lisa]] the tale of how {{w|Quebec Nordiques}} became the {{w|Colorado Avalanche}}. Quebec Nordiques were a professional ice hockey team whose franchise was later relocated to Denver, Colorado.
+*[[Homer]] tells [[Lisa]] the tale of how {{W|Quebec Nordiques}} became the {{W|Colorado Avalanche}}. Quebec Nordiques were a professional ice hockey team whose franchise was later relocated to Denver, Colorado.
 *The big retailers seen are parodies of real-life stores:
-**[[Sprawl-Mart]] is a parody of {{w|Walmart}}, although this is actually denied under the store's sign.
+**[[Sprawl-Mart]] is a parody of {{W|Walmart}}, although this is actually denied under the store's sign.
-**[[Toys "B" This]] and [[Babies "B" This]] are a parody of [[Toys "R" Us]] and {{w|Babies "R" Us}}, respectively.
+**[[Toys "B" This]] and [[Babies "B" This]] are a parody of [[Toys "R" Us]] and {{W|Babies "R" Us}}, respectively.
-*[[Stig]] offers Homer a Les Paul and a "straight-up" Gibson. {{w|Gibson Les Paul}} is a very well-known electric guitar. He also offers a {{w|Stratocaster}} (Strat).
+*[[Stig]] offers Homer a Les Paul and a "straight-up" Gibson. {{W|Gibson Les Paul}} is a very well-known electric guitar. He also offers a {{W|Stratocaster}} (Strat).
-*Homer says he is no [[Joe Walsh]] in the brains department. Walsh is an American rock guitarist that has been successful in bands like {{w2|Eagles|band}} or {{w|James Gang}}.
+*Homer says he is no [[Joe Walsh]] in the brains department. Walsh is an American rock guitarist that has been successful in bands like {{W2|Eagles|band}} or {{W|James Gang}}.
 *Apart from a bass guitar, Homer buys American bassist [[Michael Anthony]]'s [[Michael Anthony Biography|biography]] and [[Michael Anthony Autobiography|autobiography]].
-*[[Stacko]] is a parody of {{w|Jenga}}.
+*[[Stacko]] is a parody of {{W|Jenga}}.
-*Homer feels a connection with famous bass players. He then tries to remember the names of bassists from [[The Who]] and [[Led Zeppelin]] (he remembers [[Robert Plant]], [[Jimmy Page]] and [[John Bonham]] but not {{w2|John Paul Jones|musician}})
+*Homer feels a connection with famous bass players. He then tries to remember the names of bassists from [[The Who]] and [[Led Zeppelin]] (he remembers [[Robert Plant]], [[Jimmy Page]] and [[John Bonham]] but not {{W2|John Paul Jones|musician}})
-*The name of [[Sungazer]]'s song "[[Hopin' for a Dream]]" is a reference to [[Tom Petty]]'s "{{w|Runnin' Down a Dream}}".
+*The name of [[Sungazer]]'s song "[[Hopin' for a Dream]]" is a reference to [[Tom Petty]]'s "{{W|Runnin' Down a Dream}}".
-*[[Julius Hibbert]] says the name "Covercraft" sounds like {{w|Hovercraft}}.
+*[[Julius Hibbert]] says the name "Covercraft" sounds like {{W|Hovercraft}}.
-*Covercraft play at various festivals including [[The Kimchi Festival]]. {{w|Kimchi}} is a traditional dish of Korea.
+*Covercraft play at various festivals including [[The Kimchi Festival]]. {{W|Kimchi}} is a traditional dish of Korea.
-*[[Apu]] joins Sungazer and they are going to play in [[Las Vegas]]. Apu says that the casino they are playing in has a theme of a circus, referring to famous casino {{w|Circus Circus Las Vegas|Circus Circus}}.
+*[[Apu]] joins Sungazer and they are going to play in [[Las Vegas]]. Apu says that the casino they are playing in has a theme of a circus, referring to famous casino {{W|Circus Circus Las Vegas|Circus Circus}}.
 [[File:Lords of Rock.png|300px|thumb|The ''Lords of Rock'' from left to right: [[John Lennon]], [[Jimi Hendrix]], [[Jim Morrison]] and [[Sammy Hagar]]]]
 *The Lords of Rock seen in the clouds are: [[John Lennon]], [[Jimi Hendrix]], [[Jim Morrison]] and [[Sammy Hagar]].
 *Homer says that Covercraft was going to be like [[Genesis]] after [[Peter Gabriel]] left, and mentions some [[Phil Collins]]-era Genesis' songs, including: "{{W|No Reply at All}}", "{{W|Land of Confusion}}", "{{W|Throwing It All Away}}", "{{W2|Illegal Alien|song}}", "{{W|I Can't Dance}}" and "{{W|Invisible Touch}}".
-*Homer compares [[Reverend Lovejoy]] to [[Yoko Ono]] when the Reverend is trying to protect [[Kirk]] from being kicked out of the band. This is a reference to the {{w|break-up of the Beatles}}.
+*Homer compares [[Reverend Lovejoy]] to [[Yoko Ono]] when the Reverend is trying to protect [[Kirk]] from being kicked out of the band. This is a reference to the {{W|break-up of the Beatles}}.
-*[[Marge]] mentions America comedy-drama film ''{{w|Almost Famous}}''.
+*[[Marge]] mentions America comedy-drama film ''{{W|Almost Famous}}''.
 *[[Costington Center]] is based on the {{W2|The Forum|Inglewood|LA Forum}}.
-*''[[Grand Theft Walrus]]'' is a parody of ''{{w|Grand Theft Auto}}''.
+*''[[Grand Theft Walrus]]'' is a parody of ''{{W|Grand Theft Auto}}''.
-*During the credits, Sammy Hagar tells Homer, Apu, [[King Toot]] and [[Moe]] that he did a buck fifty-five with his {{w|Ferrari Berlinetta Boxer|Ferrari 512 Boxer}} at [[Springfield Elementary School]] after waking up from a dream in [[Easter Island]].
+*During the credits, Sammy Hagar tells Homer, Apu, [[King Toot]] and [[Moe]] that he did a buck fifty-five with his {{W|Ferrari Berlinetta Boxer|Ferrari 512 Boxer}} at [[Springfield Elementary School]] after waking up from a dream in [[Easter Island]].
-*The deleted scene with [[Homer]] from "Ass of Bass" is a pun on ''{{w|Ace of Base}}''.
+*The deleted scene with [[Homer]] from "Ass of Bass" is a pun on ''{{W|Ace of Base}}''.
 == Trivia ==

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 *[[Homer]] tells [[Lisa]] the tale of how {{w|Quebec Nordiques}} became the {{w|Colorado Avalanche}}. Quebec Nordiques were a professional ice hockey team whose franchise was later relocated to Denver, Colorado.
 *The big retailers seen are parodies of real-life stores:
-**[[Sprawl-Mart]] is a parody of {{w|Wallmart}}, although this is actually denied under the store's sign.
+**[[Sprawl-Mart]] is a parody of {{w|Walmart}}, although this is actually denied under the store's sign.
-**[[Toys "B" This]] and [[Babies "B" This]] are a parody of {{W|Toys "R" Us}} and {{w|Babies "R" Us}}, respectively.
+**[[Toys "B" This]] and [[Babies "B" This]] are a parody of [[Toys "R" Us]] and {{w|Babies "R" Us}}, respectively.
 *[[Stig]] offers Homer a Les Paul and a "straight-up" Gibson. {{w|Gibson Les Paul}} is a very well-known electric guitar. He also offers a {{w|Stratocaster}} (Strat).
 *Homer says he is no [[Joe Walsh]] in the brains department. Walsh is an American rock guitarist that has been successful in bands like {{w2|Eagles|band}} or {{w|James Gang}}.

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The previous episode name ("Band of Dads") was a possible reference to the ten-part television [[World War II]] miniseries ''{{W2|Band of Brothers|TV miniseries}}'', produced by [[Steven Spielberg]].
 *[[Homer]] tells [[Lisa]] the tale of how {{w|Quebec Nordiques}} became the {{w|Colorado Avalanche}}. Quebec Nordiques were a professional ice hockey team whose franchise was later relocated to Denver, Colorado.
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 *Covercraft play at various festivals including [[The Kimchi Festival]]. {{w|Kimchi}} is a traditional dish of Korea.
 *[[Apu]] joins Sungazer and they are going to play in [[Las Vegas]]. Apu says that the casino they are playing in has a theme of a circus, referring to famous casino {{w|Circus Circus Las Vegas|Circus Circus}}.
 *The Lords of Rock seen in the clouds are: [[John Lennon]], [[Jimi Hendrix]], [[Jim Morrison]] and [[Sammy Hagar]].
-*Homer says that Covercraft was going to be like [[Genesis]] after [[Peter Gabriel]] left, and mentions some [[Phil Collins]]-era Genesis' songs, including: ''{{W|No Reply at All}}'', ''{{W|Land of Confusion}}'', ''{{W|Throwing It All Away}}'', ''{{W2|Illegal Alien|song}}'', ''{{W|I Can't Dance}}'' and ''{{W|Invisible Touch}}''.
+*Homer says that Covercraft was going to be like [[Genesis]] after [[Peter Gabriel]] left, and mentions some [[Phil Collins]]-era Genesis' songs, including: "{{W|No Reply at All}}", "{{W|Land of Confusion}}", "{{W|Throwing It All Away}}", "{{W2|Illegal Alien|song}}", "{{W|I Can't Dance}}" and "{{W|Invisible Touch}}".
 *Homer compares [[Reverend Lovejoy]] to [[Yoko Ono]] when the Reverend is trying to protect [[Kirk]] from being kicked out of the band. This is a reference to the {{w|break-up of the Beatles}}.
 *[[Marge]] mentions America comedy-drama film ''{{w|Almost Famous}}''.

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The previous episode name ("Band of Dads") was a possible reference to the ten-part television [[World War II]] miniseries ''{{W2|Band of Brothers|TV miniseries}}'', produced by [[Steven Spielberg]].
-*[[Costington Center]] is based on the {{W2|The Forum|Inglewood|LA Forum}}.
+*[[Homer]] tells [[Lisa]] the tale of how {{w|Quebec Nordiques}} became the {{w|Colorado Avalanche}}. Quebec Nordiques were a professional ice hockey team whose franchise was later relocated to Denver, Colorado.
-*The deleted scene with [[Homer]] from Ass of Bass is a pun on ''{{w|Ace of Base}}''.
+*The big retailers seen are parodies of real-life stores:
 *The Lords of Rock seen in the clouds are: [[John Lennon]], [[Jimi Hendrix]], [[Jim Morrison]] and [[Sammy Hagar]].
 *Homer says that Covercraft was going to be like [[Genesis]] after [[Peter Gabriel]] left, and mentions some [[Phil Collins]]-era Genesis' songs, including: ''{{W|No Reply at All}}'', ''{{W|Land of Confusion}}'', ''{{W|Throwing It All Away}}'', ''{{W2|Illegal Alien|song}}'', ''{{W|I Can't Dance}}'' and ''{{W|Invisible Touch}}''.
 == Trivia ==

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 {{TabR}}
-{{EpisodePrevNextRef|Blazed and Confused|I Won't Be Home For Christmas}}
+{{EpisodePrevNextRef|Blazed and Confused|I Won't Be Home for Christmas}}
 == Cultural references ==

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 *[[Sideshow Mel]] is revealed to be 45 years old.
 == Continuity ==