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== Cultural references ==
*The story is a parody of the zombie film ''Dawn of the Dead'', which is set mostly in a shopping mall. The {{w|Dawn of the Dead (1978 film)|original film}} appeared in 1978 and the {{w|Dawn of the Dead (2004 film)|remake}} in 2004.

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 == Cultural references ==
 *The story is a parody of the zombie film ''Dawn of the Dead'', which is set mostly in a shopping mall. The {{W2|Dawn of the Dead|1978 film|original film}} appeared in 1978 and the {{W2|Dawn of the Dead|2004 film|remake}} in 2004.
-*The [[Orange Uncle Julio's]] drink, which [[Bart]] discovers can destroy the zombies, is a reference to the fruit beverage chain {{w|Orange Julius}}.
+*The [[Orange Uncle Julio's]] drink, which [[Bart]] discovers can destroy the zombies, is a reference to the fruit beverage chain {{W|Orange Julius}}.
-*[[Kang]] and [[Kodos]], who were responsible for the zombie virus, decide to try their Glob Monster next time, a reference to ''The Blob''. The {{w|The Blob|original film}} appeared in 1958 and the {{W2|The Blob|1988 film|remake}} in 1988.
+*[[Kang]] and [[Kodos]], who were responsible for the zombie virus, decide to try their Glob Monster next time, a reference to ''The Blob''. The {{W|The Blob|original film}} appeared in 1958 and the {{W2|The Blob|1988 film|remake}} in 1988.
 **The aliens say that using the Glob Monster guarantees victory, as the humans won't have a teenage [[Steve McQueen]] to save them. In the original ''Blob'' film, McQueen stars as teenager Steve Andrews, who witnesses the Blob's arrival and later discovers that the Blob is vulnerable to cold.
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 == Cultural references ==
-*The story is a parody of the zombie film ''Dawn of the Dead'', which is set mostly in a shopping mall. The {{w|Dawn of the Dead (1978 film)|original film}} appeared in 1978 and the {{w|Dawn of the Dead (2004 film)|remake}} in 2004.
+*The story is a parody of the zombie film ''Dawn of the Dead'', which is set mostly in a shopping mall. The {{W2|Dawn of the Dead|1978 film|original film}} appeared in 1978 and the {{W2|Dawn of the Dead|2004 film|remake}} in 2004.
 *The [[Orange Uncle Julio's]] drink, which [[Bart]] discovers can destroy the zombies, is a reference to the fruit beverage chain {{w|Orange Julius}}.
-*[[Kang]] and [[Kodos]], who were responsible for the zombie virus, decide to try their Glob Monster next time, a reference to ''The Blob''. The {{w|The Blob|original film}} appeared in 1958 and the {{w|The Blob (1988 film)|remake}} in 1988.
+*[[Kang]] and [[Kodos]], who were responsible for the zombie virus, decide to try their Glob Monster next time, a reference to ''The Blob''. The {{w|The Blob|original film}} appeared in 1958 and the {{W2|The Blob|1988 film|remake}} in 1988.
 **The aliens say that using the Glob Monster guarantees victory, as the humans won't have a teenage [[Steve McQueen]] to save them. In the original ''Blob'' film, McQueen stars as teenager Steve Andrews, who witnesses the Blob's arrival and later discovers that the Blob is vulnerable to cold.
 [[Category:Cultural references]]