Homer Is Where the Art Isn't/References - Revision history

California Girl: /* Cultural references */ empty pockets of Blue Boy

2023-05-11T18:45:13Z

‎Cultural references: empty pockets of Blue Boy

California Girl: /* Cultural references */ Added: "casual sexism"

2022-12-20T17:36:10Z

‎Cultural references: Added: "casual sexism"

SolarBot: /* Cultural references */replaced: {{w| → {{W| (9), {{ch| → {{Ch|

2021-10-16T00:16:25Z

‎Cultural references: replaced: {{w| → {{W| (9), {{ch| → {{Ch|

SolarBot: /* top */replaced: {{TabR|gags=no}} → {{TabR|nogags}}

2020-03-13T21:37:20Z

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SolarBot: typos fixed: denoument → denouement

2020-03-06T21:51:42Z

typos fixed: denoument → denouement

Solar Dragon at 15:54, April 2, 2018

2018-04-02T15:54:58Z

Hypatia: /* Cultural references */ Dvorak & Saint-Saens

2018-03-27T21:45:57Z

‎Cultural references: Dvorak & Saint-Saens

108.64.229.221: /* Cultural references */ Banacek details the writers got right.

2018-03-27T21:30:23Z

‎Cultural references: Banacek details the writers got right.

LetsPlayNintendoITA: /* Continuity */

2018-03-19T17:41:43Z

‎Continuity

LetsPlayNintendoITA: /* Cultural references */

2018-03-19T17:39:39Z

‎Cultural references

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 *The restaurant [[Poke Mon Jamaican Poke]] is a reference to [[Pokémon]].
 *{{W|Edward Hopper}} and his use of windows is mentioned by [[Springfield Museum of Fine Arts]]'s audio wands.<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/975526378798956544 Matt Selman's Twitter - "Edward Hopper"]</ref>
-*On the news, a variation of {{W|The Blue Boy}} painting by {{W|Thomas Gainsborough}} is seen.
+*On the news, a variation of {{W|The Blue Boy}} painting showing empty pockets by {{W|Thomas Gainsborough}} is seen.
 *[[Krusty]] mentions {{Ch|Steve Martin}}.
 *The episode was dedicated to [[Stephen Hawking]] who passed away on March 14th, four days before this episode aired.

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 **The song has been referenced with the song "[[Home Is Where the Bart Is]]" in the season 24 episode "[[Love Is a Many-Splintered Thing]]".
 **The title within the episode is called ''Home Is Where the Art Isn't'', while the actual title of the episode is ''Homer Is Where the Art Isn't''.<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/975525572754391041 Matt Selman's Twitter - "Home Is Where the Art Isn't"]</ref>
-*[[Manacek]] is based on the character Banacek from the detective TV series {{W|Banacek|of the same name}}. The episode is a parody of the series,<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/975521634856546305 Matt Selman's Twitter - "Banacek"]</ref> including the theme music, 70's clothing and decor, his heritage (Polish), and absurdly convoluted denouement.
+*[[Manacek]] is based on the character Banacek from the detective TV series {{W|Banacek|of the same name}}. The episode is a parody of the series,<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/975521634856546305 Matt Selman's Twitter - "Banacek"]</ref> including the theme music, 70's clothing and decor, his heritage (Polish), casual sexism, and absurdly convoluted denouement.
 *The music heard as Manacek reclines in his {{W|Eames Lounge Chair}} is the "{{W|Serenade for Strings (Dvořák)|Serenade for Strings}}" by {{W|Antonín Dvořák}}.
 *The music heard as Homer frolics through the painting in a dream sequence is the finale of "{{W|The Carnival of the Animals}}" by {{W|Camille Saint-Saëns}}.

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 == Cultural references ==
-*The title of the episode is a reference to the song "{{w|Home Is Where the Heart Is}}".
+*The title of the episode is a reference to the song "{{W|Home Is Where the Heart Is}}".
 **The song has been referenced with the song "[[Home Is Where the Bart Is]]" in the season 24 episode "[[Love Is a Many-Splintered Thing]]".
 **The title within the episode is called ''Home Is Where the Art Isn't'', while the actual title of the episode is ''Homer Is Where the Art Isn't''.<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/975525572754391041 Matt Selman's Twitter - "Home Is Where the Art Isn't"]</ref>
-*[[Manacek]] is based on the character Banacek from the detective TV series {{w|Banacek|of the same name}}. The episode is a parody of the series,<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/975521634856546305 Matt Selman's Twitter - "Banacek"]</ref> including the theme music, 70's clothing and decor, his heritage (Polish), and absurdly convoluted denouement.
+*[[Manacek]] is based on the character Banacek from the detective TV series {{W|Banacek|of the same name}}. The episode is a parody of the series,<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/975521634856546305 Matt Selman's Twitter - "Banacek"]</ref> including the theme music, 70's clothing and decor, his heritage (Polish), and absurdly convoluted denouement.
-*The music heard as Manacek reclines in his {{w|Eames Lounge Chair}} is the "{{w|Serenade for Strings (Dvořák)|Serenade for Strings}}" by {{w|Antonín Dvořák}}.
+*The music heard as Manacek reclines in his {{W|Eames Lounge Chair}} is the "{{W|Serenade for Strings (Dvořák)|Serenade for Strings}}" by {{W|Antonín Dvořák}}.
-*The music heard as Homer frolics through the painting in a dream sequence is the finale of "{{w|The Carnival of the Animals}}" by {{w|Camille Saint-Saëns}}.
+*The music heard as Homer frolics through the painting in a dream sequence is the finale of "{{W|The Carnival of the Animals}}" by {{W|Camille Saint-Saëns}}.
-*''[[The Poetess]]'' painting is a real painting by {{w|Joan Miró}}.<ref name="Miro">[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/975525483142987776 Matt Selman's Twitter - "The Poetess"]</ref>
+*''[[The Poetess]]'' painting is a real painting by {{W|Joan Miró}}.<ref name="Miro">[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/975525483142987776 Matt Selman's Twitter - "The Poetess"]</ref>
 *The shop named "[[Ace Shoe Leather, Ltd.]]" is a reference for the name (Shoe Leather) for how old shows would fill air time by showing pointless scenes of characters, parking, walking into places, talking to secretaries, etc.<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/975523042230087681 Matt Selman's Twitter - "Ace Shoe Leather, Ltd."]</ref>
 *[[Homer]] says that the yellow circle in the painting can represent [[Pac-Man]] at rest.
 *The restaurant [[Poke Mon Jamaican Poke]] is a reference to [[Pokémon]].
-*{{w|Edward Hopper}} and his use of windows is mentioned by [[Springfield Museum of Fine Arts]]'s audio wands.<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/975526378798956544 Matt Selman's Twitter - "Edward Hopper"]</ref>
+*{{W|Edward Hopper}} and his use of windows is mentioned by [[Springfield Museum of Fine Arts]]'s audio wands.<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/975526378798956544 Matt Selman's Twitter - "Edward Hopper"]</ref>
 *On the news, a variation of {{W|The Blue Boy}} painting by {{W|Thomas Gainsborough}} is seen.
-*[[Krusty]] mentions {{ch|Steve Martin}}.
+*[[Krusty]] mentions {{Ch|Steve Martin}}.
 *The episode was dedicated to [[Stephen Hawking]] who passed away on March 14th, four days before this episode aired.

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 **The song has been referenced with the song "[[Home Is Where the Bart Is]]" in the season 24 episode "[[Love Is a Many-Splintered Thing]]".
 **The title within the episode is called ''Home Is Where the Art Isn't'', while the actual title of the episode is ''Homer Is Where the Art Isn't''.<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/975525572754391041 Matt Selman's Twitter - "Home Is Where the Art Isn't"]</ref>
-*[[Manacek]] is based on the character Banacek from the detective TV series {{w|Banacek|of the same name}}. The episode is a parody of the series <ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/975521634856546305 Matt Selman's Twitter - "Banacek"]</ref>, including the theme music, 70's clothing and decor, his heritage (Polish), and absurdly convoluted denoument.
+*[[Manacek]] is based on the character Banacek from the detective TV series {{w|Banacek|of the same name}}. The episode is a parody of the series,<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/975521634856546305 Matt Selman's Twitter - "Banacek"]</ref> including the theme music, 70's clothing and decor, his heritage (Polish), and absurdly convoluted denouement.
 *The music heard as Manacek reclines in his {{w|Eames Lounge Chair}} is the "{{w|Serenade for Strings (Dvořák)|Serenade for Strings}}" by {{w|Antonín Dvořák}}.
 *The music heard as Homer frolics through the painting in a dream sequence is the finale of "{{w|The Carnival of the Animals}}" by {{w|Camille Saint-Saëns}}.
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 == Continuity ==
 *[[Homer]] lost a bidding at the [[Gavelby's Auction House]] again, though this time [[Mr. Burns]] lost to [[Megan Matheson]] too. ("[[All About Lisa]]")
-*The [[Old lady|old lady]] who hired Bart to pretend to be her grandson appears in the credits. ("[[Looking for Mr. Goodbart]]")
+*The [[old lady]] who hired Bart to pretend to be her grandson appears in the credits. ("[[Looking for Mr. Goodbart]]")
 == Trivia ==