Dead Putting Society/References - Revision history

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 *[[Ned]] mentions part of {{W|Matthew 19|Matthew 19:19}} from the {{W|New Testament}}.
 *When [[Homer]] says, "That shot is impossible! [[Jack Nicholson]] himself couldn't make it!", he is thinking of [[Jack Nicklaus]], a retired American professional golfer considered to be one of the greatest of all time.
-*When Homer tells Bart that his putter's name is "Charlene", it is a reference to a scene in ''{{W|Full Metal Jacket}}'' where Marines in basic training are ordered to give their rifles female names. Leonard "Gomer Pyle" Lawrence names his "Charlene".
+*When Homer tells Bart that his putter's name is "Charlene", it is a reference to a scene in ''{{W|Full Metal Jacket}}'' where Marines in basic training are ordered to give their rifles female names. [[Leonard Lawrence|Leonard "Gomer Pyle" Lawrence]] names his "Charlene".
 *When [[Lisa]] finds "Golf" at the card catalog, one of the topics it contained was "[[Dwight D. Eisenhower|Eisenhower]]". Dwight D. Eisenhower played golf frequently during and after his presidency and was unreserved in expressing his passion for the game.
 *Lisa borrows ''[[Tao Te Ching]]'' by {{W|Laozi}} from the library. The ''Tao Te Ching'' is a fundamental text for both philosophical and religious {{W|Taoism}}.

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 *The British [[KBBL]] announcer mentions the ''{{W|Oxford Dictionary of English}}''.
 *Homer cites American football coach [[Vince Lombardi]]. Lombardi is considered by many to be the greatest coach in football history.
-*The British announcer thinks Bart and Todd's decision to end the game in a draw is "the most stirring display of gallantry and sportsmanship since {{W|Louis Mountbatten, 1st Earl Mountbatten of Burma|Mountbatten}} gave [[Egypt]] back to the {{W|Punjabis}}". The announcer mistook Egypt with [[India]].
+*The British announcer thinks Bart and Todd's decision to end the game in a draw is "the most stirring display of gallantry and sportsmanship since {{W|Louis Mountbatten, 1st Earl Mountbatten of Burma|Mountbatten}} gave [[Egypt]] back to the {{W|Punjabis}}" Lord Mountbatten, uncle of [[Queen Elizabeth II]]'s husband Prince Philip, being Viceroy of India during {{W|partition of India}} in 1947. The closed captions on [[Dead Putting Society/DVD features|the DVD]] have India as [[Egypt]].
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 *This is the first episode to feature the [[Flanders family]] prominently. His phone conversation with Lovejoy, who is even on speed dial at the Flanders household, also introduces us to Ned's staunchly Christian views.
 *Even though Bart is left-handed, he putts like a right-handed golfer.
 *[[Krusty]] is seen in the pool hall with no clown makeup and wearing his prison uniform from "[[Krusty Gets Busted]]".

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 == Trivia ==
 *This is the first episode to feature the [[Flanders family]] prominently. His phone conversation with Lovejoy, who is even on speed dial at the Flanders household, also introduces us to Ned's staunchly Christian views.
 *Even though Bart is left-handed, he putts like a right-handed golfer.

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-*Debut appearance of [[Maude Flanders]].
+*Debut appearance of [[Maude Flanders]], in which she would appear often with her husband until her tragic death in "[[Alone Again, Natura-Diddily]]".
 *This is the first episode to feature the [[Flanders family]] prominently. His phone conversation with Lovejoy, who is even on speed dial at the Flanders household, also introduces us to Ned's staunchly Christian views.
 *Even though Bart is left-handed, he putts like a right-handed golfer.

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 *The title of the episode is a reference to the film ''[[Dead Poets Society]]''.
 *The blackboard text is a reference to [[Bart]]'s voice actor [[Nancy Cartwright]], who was 32 when the episode was produced.
-*When [[Homer]] says, "That shot is impossible! [[Jack Nicholson]] himself couldn't make it!", he is thinking of [[Jack Nicklaus]].
+*[[Ned]] mentions part of {{W|Matthew 19|Matthew 19:19}} from the {{W|New Testament}}.
-*When Homer tells Bart that his putter's name is "Charlene", it is a reference to a scene in ''{{W|Full Metal Jacket}}'' where Marines in basic training are ordered to give their rifles female names. A principal character names his "Charlene".
+*When [[Homer]] says, "That shot is impossible! [[Jack Nicholson]] himself couldn't make it!", he is thinking of [[Jack Nicklaus]], a retired American professional golfer considered to be one of the greatest of all time.
-*While Bart is being trained in golf by [[Lisa]], at one point he assumes a "crane stance" in the backyard, similar to Daniel LaRusso in ''{{W|The Karate Kid}}''.
+*When Homer tells Bart that his putter's name is "Charlene", it is a reference to a scene in ''{{W|Full Metal Jacket}}'' where Marines in basic training are ordered to give their rifles female names. Leonard "Gomer Pyle" Lawrence names his "Charlene".
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 == Goofs ==
-[[File:3toe.jpg|thumb|Three toes per foot]]
+[[File:3 fingers 3 toes.png|thumb|Three toes per foot]]
 *In the scene where Bart and Lisa meditate barefoot, they both have only three toes instead of four and they have three fingers.
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