Double, Double, Boy in Trouble/References - Revision history

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */ replaced: {{W|Dorothy Gale}} → Dorothy Gale

2024-11-09T15:16:02Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{W|Dorothy Gale}} → Dorothy Gale

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */ replaced: {{W|Chrysler Building}} → Chrysler Building, {{W|M&M's}} → M&M's, {{W|McDonald's}} → McDonald's

2024-08-19T14:36:10Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{W|Chrysler Building}} → Chrysler Building, {{W|M&M's}} → M&M's, {{W|McDonald's}} → McDonald's

Simpsons88 at 19:51, July 26, 2024

2024-07-26T19:51:38Z

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{w| → {{W| (2)

2021-10-15T23:08:50Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{w| → {{W| (2)

HomerGriffin: Missing template

2021-03-11T16:42:49Z

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SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{W|MacBeth}} → Macbeth

2021-02-01T00:45:28Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{W|MacBeth}} → Macbeth

SolarBot: /* Trivia /replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (4), == → == (4), == → == (4), → *

2020-12-12T16:19:55Z

‎Trivia: replaced: == Cultural references == → == Cultural references == (4), == → == (4), == → == (4), * → *

SolarBot: /* Trivia */replaced: {{W|TV6 (Ireland)|TV6}} → {{W2|TV6|Ireland}}

2020-12-11T13:46:46Z

‎Trivia: replaced: {{W|TV6 (Ireland)|TV6}} → {{W2|TV6|Ireland}}

LetsPlayNintendoITA: /* Cultural references */

2018-08-13T01:59:18Z

‎Cultural references

Solar Dragon: Undo revision 779097 by 104.131.94.225 (talk) I don't see it.

2017-04-19T09:10:34Z

Undo revision 779097 by 104.131.94.225 (talk) I don't see it.

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 **The episode's plot is based on the famous novel ''{{W|The Prince and the Pauper}}'' by {{W|Mark Twain}}. The plot also contains elements of {{W|Daphne du Maurier}}'s novel ''{{W2|The Scapegoat|Du Maurier novel}}'', where a lonely academic meets his aristocrat double and they swap identities.
 *The episode's [[Double, Double, Boy in Trouble/Gags#Chalkboard gag|chalkboard gag]], "There is no such month as Rocktober", references the {{W|2007 Colorado Rockies season}}, nicknamed "Rocktober" by fans and media.
-*The episode's [[Double, Double, Boy in Trouble/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]] parodies the famous tornado scene from the 1939 film ''[[The Wizard of Oz]]''. The Simpsons end up on a farm in a black-and-white montage, referencing {{W|Dorothy Gale}}'s farm. The same music piece "Twister" from the film is used in the couch gag.
+*The episode's [[Double, Double, Boy in Trouble/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]] parodies the famous tornado scene from the 1939 film ''[[The Wizard of Oz]]''. The Simpsons end up on a farm in a black-and-white montage, referencing [[Dorothy Gale]]'s farm. The same music piece "Twister" from the film is used in the couch gag.
 *[[Apu]]'s comic ''[[Tales of the Kwik-E-Mart]]'' is a parody of ''{{W2|Tales from the Crypt|comics}}'', the horror comic.
 *According to [[Homer]], [[Bart]] has become a "Devil-level menace", a reference to the mischievous child Dennis from the TV series ''{{W2|Dennis the Menace|1959 TV series}}''.

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 *[[Lenny]] sings "[[Thank You for Being a Friend]]" by {{W|Andrew Gold}}. A cover by {{W|Cynthia Fee}} was the opening song for the sitcom ''{{W|The Golden Girls}}''.
 *When [[Marge]] takes all "non-dice board games" from Bart, he is sad that he will lose his ''{{W|Balderdash}}''.
-*Bart mixes [[Buzz Cola]] with [[N&N's]], a parody of {{W|M&M's}}.
+*Bart mixes [[Buzz Cola]] with [[N&N's]], a parody of [[M&M's]].
 *According to Bart, American blues rock singer {{W|Bonnie Raitt}} played at the Woosterfield Arena.
 *[[Simon Woosterfield]]'s {{W|Lipizzan}} horse is called Shadowfax, like the name of {{W|Gandalf}}'s horse in ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]''.
 [[File:Fleetwood Mac.png|250px|thumb|[[Mick Fleetwood]] and [[Stevie Nicks]], members of the legendary rock band [[Fleetwood Mac]], are posing in the same way as the cover of their 1977 album ''{{W2|Rumours|album}}'']]
 *Before getting to his new house, Bart passes by:
-**A {{W|McDonald's}} fast food restaurant.
+**A [[McDonald's]] fast food restaurant.
 **{{W|McDreamy}} and {{W|McSteamy}}, the fictional surgeons from the medical drama ''{{W|Grey's Anatomy}}''.
 **[[Mick Fleetwood]] and [[Stevie Nicks]], members of the legendary British-American rock band [[Fleetwood Mac]]. The two are posing in the same way as the cover of their 1977 album ''{{W2|Rumours|album}}''.
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 *Marge made noodles with {{W|Cheetos}}.
 *For {{W|Martin Luther King Jr. Day}}, [[Quenly Woosterfield]] wanted a {{W|Range Rover}} 4x4 luxury SUV, but not a {{W|Land Rover}}. Land Rover is the brand that produces Range Rovers, but also other non-luxury vehicles before the 2000s.
-*One of [[Mr. Burns]]' siblings was impaled on the {{W|Chrysler Building}}, the famous building located in [[New York City]].
+*One of [[Mr. Burns]]' siblings was impaled on the [[Chrysler Building]], the famous building located in [[New York City]].
 *[[Abe]] mentions the {{W|Winchester rifle}} when telling his story to Simon.
 **He also mentions the {{W|Cola wars}} between {{W|Coca-Cola|Coke}} and {{W|Pepsi}}.

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The episode title is a reference to the [[William Shakespeare|Shakespeare]] line "Double, double, toil and trouble" from [[Macbeth]], spoken by the three witches near the beginning of the play.
+*The episode title is a reference to the [[William Shakespeare]]'s line "Double, double, toil and trouble" from ''[[Macbeth]]'', spoken by the {{W|Three Witches}} near the beginning of the play.
-*[[Joe Montana]] appears as Simon's photo of him.
+**The episode's plot is based on the famous novel ''{{W|The Prince and the Pauper}}'' by {{W|Mark Twain}}. The plot also contains elements of {{W|Daphne du Maurier}}'s novel ''{{W2|The Scapegoat|Du Maurier novel}}'', where a lonely academic meets his aristocrat double and they swap identities.
-*The plot of the episode is similar to ''{{W|The Prince and The Pauper}}'', a story where a poor boy and a prince decide to live each others' lives.
+*The episode's [[Double, Double, Boy in Trouble/Gags#Chalkboard gag|chalkboard gag]], "There is no such month as Rocktober", references the {{W|2007 Colorado Rockies season}}, nicknamed "Rocktober" by fans and media.
-*When [[Marge]] is washing the dishes, the song she sings to them ("Scrubbin' You") is a spoof of "{{W|Lovin' You}}" by {{W|Minnie Riperton}}.
+*The episode's [[Double, Double, Boy in Trouble/Gags#Couch gag|couch gag]] parodies the famous tornado scene from the 1939 film ''[[The Wizard of Oz]]''. The Simpsons end up on a farm in a black-and-white montage, referencing {{W|Dorothy Gale}}'s farm. The same music piece "Twister" from the film is used in the couch gag.
-*When [[Bart]] is looking at the different mansions, he sees [[McDonald's]] and [[Macaulay Culkin]].
+*[[Apu]]'s comic ''[[Tales of the Kwik-E-Mart]]'' is a parody of ''{{W2|Tales from the Crypt|comics}}'', the horror comic.
-*When [[Mick Fleetwood]] and [[Stevie Nicks]] are seen in [[Springfield Heights]], the pose they are in is identical to how they appear on the cover of the [[Fleetwood Mac]] album ''{{W|Rumours}}''.
+*According to [[Homer]], [[Bart]] has become a "Devil-level menace", a reference to the mischievous child Dennis from the TV series ''{{W2|Dennis the Menace|1959 TV series}}''.
-*The behavior of the Vac-U-Bots resembles the one of the leeches from {{W|Resident Evil Zero}}.
+*[[Lenny]] sings "[[Thank You for Being a Friend]]" by {{W|Andrew Gold}}. A cover by {{W|Cynthia Fee}} was the opening song for the sitcom ''{{W|The Golden Girls}}''.
 == Trivia ==

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 *When [[Marge]] is washing the dishes, the song she sings to them ("Scrubbin' You") is a spoof of "{{W|Lovin' You}}" by {{W|Minnie Riperton}}.
 *When [[Bart]] is looking at the different mansions, he sees [[McDonald's]] and [[Macaulay Culkin]].
-*When [[Mick Fleetwood]] and [[Stevie Nicks]] are seen in [[Springfield Heights]], the pose they are in is identical to how they appear on the cover of the [[Fleetwood Mac]] album ''{{w|Rumours}}''.
+*When [[Mick Fleetwood]] and [[Stevie Nicks]] are seen in [[Springfield Heights]], the pose they are in is identical to how they appear on the cover of the [[Fleetwood Mac]] album ''{{W|Rumours}}''.
-*The behavior of the Vac-U-Bots resembles the one of the leeches from {{w|Resident Evil Zero}}.
+*The behavior of the Vac-U-Bots resembles the one of the leeches from {{W|Resident Evil Zero}}.
 == Trivia ==

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 == Trivia ==
 *In the {{W2|TV6|Ireland}} airings of this episode, the episode's blackboard and couch gags are cut.
-* Marge apparently drank a bit of alcohol when she expected Bart, causing him to be a prankster.
+*Marge apparently drank a bit of alcohol when she expected Bart, causing him to be a prankster.
 == Continuity ==