Dark Knight Court/References - Revision history

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */ replaced: {{W|Samuel L. Jackson}} → Samuel L. Jackson

2024-11-09T13:52:36Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{W|Samuel L. Jackson}} → Samuel L. Jackson

2024-10-17T20:05:03Z

2024-10-08T21:32:43Z

2024-05-23T16:27:15Z

‎Continuity: added Mike Rotch

2024-05-23T16:23:46Z

‎Cultural references: added some things

2024-03-05T05:37:21Z

2022-12-17T19:59:11Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{W|Irving Berlin}} → Irving Berlin

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2022-10-10T18:01:14Z

‎Cultural references: typos fixed: godess → goddess

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 **He also mentions the goddess {{W|Ēostre}}.
 *The Octogenarian Initiative is a parody of the {{W2|Avengers|comics|Avengers Initiative}}.
-**The black guy with the eye patch is a parody of [[Nick Fury]] played by {{W|Samuel L. Jackson}}.
+**The black guy with the eye patch is a parody of [[Nick Fury]] played by [[Samuel L. Jackson]].
 **The Rambler is a parody of [[Superman]].
 **Early Bird is a parody of [[Hawkman]].

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 **[[Zoidzilla]], a parody of [[Godzilla]].
 *A young [[Mr. Burns]] is reading ''[[The Good Shepherd|The Good Shepherd and his Sidekick, The Fleecy Kid]]''
-*[[Comic Book Guy]] asks for "the {{W|speed of light}} expressed in dollars" for his entire collection. Instead, Mr. Burns orders [[Smithers]] to pay him only "{{W|Faraday constant}}".
+*[[Comic Book Guy]] asks for "the {{W|speed of light}} expressed in dollars" ($299,792,458) for his entire collection. Instead, Mr. Burns orders [[Smithers]] to pay him only "{{W|Faraday constant}}" ($96,485).
 *The {{W|Funeral march}} is heard when [[Bart]] swears he didn't do the prank.
 *[[Homer]] makes the kid's orchestra play "{{W|The Stars and Stripes Forever}}" by {{W|John Philip Sousa}}.

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 == Continuity ==
 *The last time Bart took the blame for something Willie did due to his pranks in the past was in "[[The Father, the Son and the Holy Guest Star]]".
-*Moe mentions being [[Bart's prank calls|prank called]] for 'Mike Rotch'. ([[Blood Feud]])
+*Moe mentions being [[Bart's prank calls|prank called]] for "Mike Rotch". ("[[Blood Feud]]")
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 == Continuity ==
 *The last time Bart took the blame for something Willie did due to his pranks in the past was in "[[The Father, the Son and the Holy Guest Star]]".
+*Moe mentions being [[Bart's prank calls|prank called]] for 'Mike Rotch'. ([[Blood Feud]])
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 *American lawyer [[Janet Reno]] appears in [[Abe]]'s story. She also mentions former president [[George W. Bush]].
 *[[Matt Groening]] makes a drawing of Bart.
 [[File:Lenny, Homer and Carl as Batman enemies.png|300px|thumb|[[Lenny]], [[Homer]] and [[Carl]] dressed as {{W2|Bane|comics}}, [[The Penguin]] and [[The Joker]], respectively]]
 *Mr. Burns tries to imitate [[Batman]], calling himself [[Fruit Bat Man]]. Many references to Batman are seen throughout the episode:
 **The whole subplot of Mr. Smithers bribing civilians to act as villains for the Fruit Bat Man is a parody of {{W|Alfred Pennyworth}}'s Story in "{{W|Batman: Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader?|Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader?}}".
-**People robbing the bank:
+**People "robbing" the bank:
 ***[[Lenny Leonard]] is dressed as {{W2|Bane|comics}} from ''{{W|The Dark Knight Rises}}''.
 ***[[Homer Simpson]] is dressed as [[The Penguin]].

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 **The name of the episode also refers to the TV show ''{{W|Night Court}}''.
 *[[Kent Brockman]] makes a pun on the {{W|bubonic plague}}.
-*The song "{{W2|Easter Parade|song}}" by {{W|Irving Berlin}} is heard when the people of [[Springfield]] celebrate Easter.
+*The song "{{W2|Easter Parade|song}}" by [[Irving Berlin]] is heard when the people of [[Springfield]] celebrate Easter.
 *The comics at [[The Android's Dungeon & Baseball Card Shop]] include:
 **[[The Thung]]'', a parody of {{W|Ben Grimm|The Thing}}.

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 *American lawyer [[Janet Reno]] appears in [[Abe]]'s story. She also mentions former president [[George W. Bush]].
 *[[Matt Groening]] makes a drawing of Bart.
 *Mr. Burns tries to imitate [[Batman]], calling himself [[Fruit Bat Man]]. Many references to Batman are seen throughout the episode:
 **The whole subplot of Mr. Smithers bribing civilians to act as villains for the Fruit Bat Man is a parody of {{W|Alfred Pennyworth}}'s Story in "{{W|Batman: Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader?|Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader?}}".
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 **He also mentions the goddess {{W|Ēostre}}.
 *The Octogenarian Initiative is a parody of the {{W2|Avengers|comics|Avengers Initiative}}.
-***The black guy with the eye patch is a parody of [[Nick Fury]] played by {{W|Samuel L. Jackson}}.
+**The black guy with the eye patch is a parody of [[Nick Fury]] played by {{W|Samuel L. Jackson}}.
-***The Rambler is a parody of [[Superman]].
+**The Rambler is a parody of [[Superman]].
-***Early Bird is a parody of [[Hawkman]].
+**Early Bird is a parody of [[Hawkman]].
-***Hot Flash is a parody of [[The Flash]].
+**Hot Flash is a parody of [[The Flash]].
-***Iron Lung is a parody of [[Iron Man]].
+**Iron Lung is a parody of [[Iron Man]].
 *The superhero group being called ''The Dependables'' is a reference to ''{{W2|The Expendables|2010 film}}''.

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 *After [[Lisa]] is rejected by Mr. Burns, she says that the only "true Batmen" are {{W|Christian Bale}} and [[Adam West]]. Both Bale and West are famous for portraying Batman in ''{{W|The Dark Knight}}'' and the 1960s ''{{W2|Batman|TV series}}'' TV series, respectively.
 *According to himself, [[Groundskeeper Willie]] practices {{W|Presbyterianism}}.
-**He also mentions the godess ''{{W|Ēostre}}''.
+**He also mentions the goddess {{W|Ēostre}}.
 *The Octogenarian Initiative is a parody of the {{W2|Avengers|comics|Avengers Initiative}}.
 ***The black guy with the eye patch is a parody of [[Nick Fury]] played by {{W|Samuel L. Jackson}}.