Desperately Seeking Lisa/References - Revision history

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 == Trivia ==
-*The Prussian Tea Room is another parody of the {{W|Russian Tea Room}} after the [[Russian Tea House|Russian Tea House]]. ("[[From Russia Without Love]]")
+*The Prussian Tea Room is another parody of the {{W|Russian Tea Room}} after the [[Russian Tea House]]. ("[[From Russia Without Love]]")
 == Continuity ==

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 *"{{W|Bull in the Heather}}" by [[Sonic Youth]] plays during the montages and the credits.
 *In the montage, the artists and Lisa {{W|turnstile jumping|jumping the turnstile}} of the Capital City Metro parody Paul Hackett ({{W|Griffin Dunne}}) trying to turnstile jump the {{W|New York City Subway}} in ''After Hours''.
 *A man reads ''[[Tropic of Cancer]]'', a novel by {{W|Henry Miller}}, hinting the beginning of ''After Hours'' when Paul and Marcy meet.
 *One of the exhibits at the [[Museum of Loft-Based Transgressive Progressivism]] is of [[Jesus Christ]] inside the [[Kool-Aid Man]].

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 *Tracy Letts tells Katya that if there was a gun in the first act, he'd shoot her right now. This is a reference to the narrative principle of {{W|Chekhov's gun}}.
 *The picture of the two twins is a reference to the {{W|Identical Twins, Roselle, New Jersey, 1967}}.
-*Audrey Hankel from the 1986 film ''{{W2|Something Wild|1986 film}}'' and {{Ch|David Byrne}} appear.
+*Audrey Hankel from the 1986 film ''{{W2|Something Wild|1986 film}}'' is seen walking around Capital City.
 == Trivia ==

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 *Tracy Letts tells Katya that if there was a gun in the first act, he'd shoot her right now. This is a reference to the narrative principle of {{W|Chekhov's gun}}.
 *The picture of the two twins is a reference to the {{W|Identical Twins, Roselle, New Jersey, 1967}}.
-*Audrey Hankel from the 1986 film ''{{W2|Something Wild|1986 film}}'' appears.
+*Audrey Hankel from the 1986 film ''{{W2|Something Wild|1986 film}}'' and {{Ch|David Byrne}} appear.
 == Trivia ==

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 *Tracy Letts tells Katya that if there was a gun in the first act, he'd shoot her right now. This is a reference to the narrative principle of {{W|Chekhov's gun}}.
 *The picture of the two twins is a reference to the {{W|Identical Twins, Roselle, New Jersey, 1967}}.
-*Audrey Hankel from the movie ''{{W|Something Wild}}'' appears.
+*Audrey Hankel from the 1986 film ''{{W2|Something Wild|1986 film}}'' appears.
 == Trivia ==
 *The Prussian Tea Room is another parody of the {{W|Russian Tea Room}} after the [[Russian Tea House|Russian Tea House]]. ("[[From Russia Without Love]]")

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 *Julian refers to the Upper East Side as the "forbidden zone". The {{W|Upper East Side}} is the most affluent neighborhood in New York City.
 *[[Lacey Van Aster]] mentions seducing {{Ch|Theodore Roosevelt|Theodore}}, {{Ch|Franklin D. Roosevelt|Franklin}} and [[Eleanor Roosevelt]].
-*Art pieces of Lisa in the Museum of Lisa the Thieving Poseur include parodies and references to:
+*Art pieces of Lisa in the [[Museum of Lisa the Thieving Poseur]] include parodies and references to:
 **{{W|Jean-Michel Basquiat}}'s use of {{W|neo-expressionism}}, as in ''{{W2|Untitled|1982 Basquiat skull painting}}''.
 **''{{W|Balloon Dog}}'' sculpture series by {{W|Jeff Koons}}.

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 **The [[Large Central Station]]'s name and facade resemble that of the [[Grand Central Station]].
 **The Museum of Modern Museums, which Lisa mentions, is a reference to the [[Museum of Modern Art]].
-**The Prussian Coffee Room parodies {{W|the Russian Tea Room}}. A cup with the Prussian eagle and a lid hinting a ''{{w|pickelhaube}}'' can be seen on the app.
+**The Prussian Coffee Room parodies {{W|the Russian Tea Room}}. A cup with the Prussian eagle and a lid hinting a ''{{W|pickelhaube}}'' can be seen on the app.
 **The Unidentified State Building is a reference to the [[Empire State Building]].
 **The "Highbrow Artists Parade" has the style of {{W|Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade}} annual parade in New York City. The artists recreated include [[William Shakespeare]], [[Emily Dickinson]], [[Salvador Dalí]] and [[James Joyce]].

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 *The ''[[Erotic Sudoku]]'' book that [[Selma]] was doing references the {{W2|69|sex position|69 sex position}}, with all the boxes filled with 6s and 9s.
 *Capital City parodies [[New York City]]:
-**The [[Large Central Station]]'s name and facade resemble that of the [[Grand Central Terminal]].
+**The [[Large Central Station]]'s name and facade resemble that of the [[Grand Central Station]].
 **The Museum of Modern Museums, which Lisa mentions, is a reference to the [[Museum of Modern Art]].
 **The Prussian Coffee Room parodies {{W|the Russian Tea Room}}. A cup with the Prussian eagle and a lid hinting a ''{{w|pickelhaube}}'' can be seen on the app.

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 *A [[P.F. Thong's]] branch is seen. ("[[From Beer to Paternity]]")
 *{{Ch|David Byrne}} is seen walking around Capital City.("[[Dude, Where's My Ranch?]]")
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